Shropshire

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Are you right for Barney?Meet Barney, a brilliant and affectionate fluffball who’s ready to brighten your day. This lovely boy loves attention and may even offer you a gentle paw if he thinks the cuddles have stopped too soon. Barney would be happiest as the only pet in the home, although he’s happy to have doggy friends to join him on walks. He can live with secondary school–aged children and will need owners who are around most of the time at first while he settles in. During his time with us, we’ve learned that Barney would do best with adopters who have experience with his breed or are willing to learn more about it.

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Are you right for Benny?Looking for a loyal companion with plenty of character? Benny is a 10-year-old Cocker Spaniel who’s ready to find a calm, adult-only home where he can feel safe, secure, and truly loved. He’ll need a few meet-and-greets before you see the playful, affectionate, full-of-personality dog we know, but he’s well worth the effort. Benny would thrive with adopters who have a little experience with dog behaviour—or simply a willingness to learn alongside us. Our friendly training team will be there to guide and support you both every step of the way. He enjoys his own space and can be left alone for up to three hours to begin with, making him perfect for patient adopters who are happy to go at his pace.

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Are you right for Bingo?Introducing Bingo – a dazzling 1-year-old Collie with show-stopping good looks and a heart as golden as they come! This stunning young chap is the full package: brains, beauty, and buckets of affection. Bingo is an ultra-cuddly boy who absolutely adores snuggling up close after a fun-filled day of adventures. He’s also a social butterfly who enjoys the company of other dogs and would love a regular walking buddy. Bingo could potentially live with another friendly dog who matches his playful energy. As he can be a little bouncy and full of youthful enthusiasm at times, we feel he would be best suited to a home with secondary school–aged children. However, we can be flexible for the right match — for example, primary school–aged children who are confident and comfortable around larger dogs and understand how to interact with them respectfully. As a young dog still building his confidence and routine, Bingo will need owners who are around most of the time initially to help him settle and continue his training.

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Are you right for Buck?Meet Buck! If you love dogs with big personalities, this 6-year-old German Shepherd is sure to steal your heart. Buck believes life is all about fun, affection, and being close to his favourite people. With his playful antics, silly expressions, and undeniable charm, he has a wonderful way of turning ordinary days into laughter-filled moments. He would be happiest as the only pet in an adult-only home, where he can truly be the centre of attention. It may take him a little time to fully open his heart, but with a few gentle meet-and-greets his true personality soon begins to shine.

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Are you right for Chino?Meet Chino, a charming and cuddly 4-year-old Jack Russell × Shih Tzu. Once he gets to know you, he becomes the ultimate lapdog and would happily spend hours soaking up affection from his favourite people. Chino is a bright and bouncy little character who approaches life with lots of energy and curiosity. He would love a home with people who understand — or are keen to learn — about dog body language, so they can really connect with his playful and expressive nature. He can feel a little nervous at the vet, so he wears his smart little muzzle to help him feel safe and comfortable. Chino would be happiest in a quieter home, where he can enjoy his own peaceful space without nearby doggy distractions.

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Are you right for Cooper?Meet Cooper, a dashing 12-year-old Staffie cross with a love for cocktail sausages and a spirited game of tug-of-war! This handsome boy thrives on company and enjoys being close to his people, always happy to receive attention and share cosy cuddles. He has a cheeky, playful side and loves nothing more than following you around like your little shadow. Cooper would be best suited to an adult-only home. He can be a little wary around other dogs, so he wears his smart little muzzle when out and about to help him feel comfortable.

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Are you right for Dixie and Jax?Dixie and Jax, a lovely bonded pair, are looking for a patient, understanding family who can help them continue to grow in confidence at their own pace. They’ll need adopters who are happy to take things slowly and enjoy building trust over time. They could live with confident children aged 14 and over, and once they’ve settled into their new routine, they can be left for 4–6 hours. Dixie and Jax will need to be the only dogs in the home, but they could have calm doggy walking friends. If you’re able to offer steady routines, gentle guidance, and plenty of affection once they bond with you, Dixie and Jax could be a perfect fit.

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Are you right for Eddie?Eddie (aka Baby Hippo) is a fun-loving two-year-old Mastiff cross with the purest heart and the waggiest tail in the world! This gentle giant would be happiest as the only pet and would thrive in a home with minimal canine company. He can live with secondary school–aged children who are confident around larger dogs and is happy to be left for up to four hours once he’s settled. Eddie loves spending time with his favourite people, showing off his playful personality, and brightening every day with his affectionate, charming nature.

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Are you right for Fred?Meet Fred, a fantastic 5-year-old foxhound and the ultimate adventure companion! Wherever you go, he’ll be right behind you, tail wagging and nose sniffing everything in sight. This sweet chap would do best as the only pet in the home, though he wouldn’t mind having walking buddies. He can live with secondary school-aged children and will need owners who are around most of the time at first, as he absolutely adores his people. Fred is an active boy, so he’ll need a family who loves giving him plenty of exercise and engaging his clever mind.

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Are you right for Ginny?Meet Ginny, a five-year-old French Bulldog who’s a professional sunbather, a lover of neck scratches, and the perfect lap dog! This affectionate girl enjoys the simple things in life, like pottering around, watching the world go by, and soaking up all the love she can get. Ginny would be happiest as the only pet in the home, though she could enjoy having a few calm walking pals. She can live with secondary school–aged children and, once settled, can be left for 4–6 hours.

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Are you right for Harry?Harry is a gentle 5-year-old crossbreed who fills every room with warmth and love. He adores curling up on the sofa for cozy snuggles and enjoys a good TV session — The Great British Bake Off is a particular favourite! This affectionate boy can live with other dogs and cats, and he loves having walking buddies by his side. Harry is looking for a peaceful, adult-only home where he can feel safe, loved, and cherished — a special place where his tender, loving personality can truly shine. He’s fully house-trained, travels well in the car, and on walks he enjoys taking his time, sniffing around, and exploring quieter areas at his own pace.

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Are you right for Jago?Meet Jago – a ridiculously handsome 1-year-old German Shepherd with model-worthy looks and a permanent soft spot for gravy bones and sausages! Jago can happily have walking dog friends and can live with secondary school–aged children. He’s a friendly, fun-loving boy who enjoys company and being part of the action. As he’s still young and full of beans, he’ll initially need owners who are around most of the time to help him settle in and continue his training.Jago is currently on our Homestay Scheme and is not at the centre to view.