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Are you right for Atlas?If you’ve been searching for a best friend who will make you laugh every single day, look no further, Atlas is ready to steal your heart. This 4-year-old Staffy is a sunshine-loving, snack-loving boy who is always bursting with personality. This lovable boy would prefer to be the only pet in the home, though he’s happy to enjoy some walking buddies out and about. He can live with older, secondary school-aged children and is comfortable being left for around 4–6 hours. He may need a couple of meets and greets when meeting new people at first, but with tasty treats he will quickly warm up and, before long, you’ll be his absolute favourite human (Atlas has already had some practice with this and was such a good boy!) Atlas would suit someone with behavioural experience or someone willing to learn, who can help him continue to grow in confidence.Is Atlas right for you?Atlas is full-on character, a certified goofball with a heart of gold, he has a way of brightening even the dullest of days with his expressive face and silly antics. His greatest joys in life? Sunbathing like it’s a full-time job, dreaming about sausages, and enjoying the world’s best bum scratches (which, in his opinion, should always be available on demand). Whether he’s pottering along on a sniffy walk, soaking up the sunshine, or making you laugh with his silly expressions, Atlas has that special spark. With a little patience (and plenty of treats), he’ll become the most loyal, loving, and entertaining best friend you could wish for.

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Ava is happier with a routine, just so things are easier for her to navigate. She prefers walking on routes she is familiar with but she is a joy on the lead. She does like to say hello to people and dogs en route when she can sense they are there but can get worried if off lead dogs get too close or rush towards her.Ava is happy to be the only dog in the household but is also able top live with other calm and gentle dogs. The same goes for children, she would be best with older children who understand she is blind and can approach respectfully.

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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.Is Benny right for you?Benny is a funny, loyal little guy who loves carrying his favourite toy around like a treasure! He’s looking for a calm, predictable, adult-only home where he can settle into a good routine and continue building his confidence and training. He enjoys walks in quiet, calm places, sniffing out all the interesting spots, and curling up for a snooze after a busy day. Benny is a wonderful dog with huge potential—he thrives with patient guidance and lots of reassurance. Add this superstar to your favourites if you’re looking for a loyal companion full of personality, laughter, and cuddles.

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Are you right for Bieber?If you’ve been dreaming of a best friend who will greet you every single day like you’re the most important person in the world, then Bieber might just be your perfect match. This lovable 3-year-old Staffie cross is a total people-dog with the happiest, waggiest tail you’ve ever seen and a heart absolutely bursting with love. Bieber would prefer to be the only pet in the home so he can soak up all the attention for himself and be the one-and-only superstar! He can live with secondary school aged children and would like a home with low leaving hours initially, which can then be built up over time as he settles in and grows in confidence.Is Bieber right for you?Bieber is, quite simply, one enormous cuddle monster disguised as a dog. His favourite thing in the entire world is being close to his humans, whether that’s leaning into you for fuss, climbing into your lap like the world’s biggest baby (baby, baby), or gazing at you like you personally hung the moon. Love yourself? Bieber would rather love you forever! He’s affectionate, goofy, full of life, and always ready to brighten your day with his joyful personality and endlessly wagging tail. Whether you’re out on an adventure, heading off on a road trip, or curled up together on the sofa, Bieber just wants to be wherever his people are. With patience, love, and plenty of cuddles, this big softie will reward you with endless loyalty, laughter, and enough affection to last a lifetime.

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Are you right for Bobby?Meet Bobby, a four-year-old Greyhound with a bright, sprightly personality and a real love for life. He enjoys getting out and about, having a good explore, and taking in everything around him, but he’s just as happy spending time close to his people. Bobby would need to be the only pet in the home, where he can enjoy all the attention. He can live with children aged 10 and above and would make a wonderful choice for first-time dog owners. Bobby really enjoys having company and being part of everyday life, so he’d be best suited to a home where he won’t be left on his own for long periods.Is Bobby right for you?Bobby is a cheerful and affectionate boy who truly enjoys being around his people. He walks nicely on the lead and loves heading out for gentle adventures, exploring at his own pace and watching the world go by. He also has a very loving side and is always happy to settle down for a cuddle after a day of exploring. Whether he’s out on a walk or relaxing by your side, Bobby is a lovely companion who brings a warm, happy presence to the home and is sure to make every day feel that little bit brighter.

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Are you right for Bruce?If you’re ready for a young dog who turns ordinary days into something far more entertaining, Bruce is already packing his enthusiasm and waiting to join you. This 11-month-old Lurcher is a lively, good-natured lad with a cheeky sense of humour and a real zest for everything life has to offer. Bruce would love a home where he can share life with other friendly, playful dogs, as he really comes alive when he’s got a companion to zoom around with. He can live with secondary school-aged children who are happy to get involved in his fun and will need initially low leaving hours, building gradually as he grows in confidence and comfort in his new environment.Is Bruce right for you?Bruce is a proper little entertainer in a long-legged package. One minute he’s launching into full-speed zoomies in the run, the next he’s proudly parading back with a tennis ball like he’s won a prize. He doesn’t just play fetch… he fully commits to it, especially the returning part, which he’s rather proud of. He’s a social, people-loving boy who enjoys being part of whatever’s going on, whether that’s exploring on walks, sharing playtime with canine friends, or getting affection! Once the excitement fades, Bruce reveals his softer side, happily settling into a cosy bed with his favourite people nearby. With a home that embraces his playful spirit and gives him plenty of outlets for his energy, Bruce will grow into a wonderfully loyal, affectionate companion.

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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.Is Chino right for you?Chino has a wonderful way of making people smile, whether he’s proudly parading around with his favourite teddy bear or gently nudging you for some snuggles. He’s affectionate, playful, and full of charm, and life is never dull with him around. He loves being part of the action, joining in games or simply keeping you company during quieter moments. Add Chino to your favourites if you would like a truly rewarding companion.

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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 spirited games 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 can live with primary school-aged children. He is a little wary of other dogs, so he wears his smart little muzzle when out and about to help him feel more comfortable.Is Cooper right for you?Despite being a senior, Cooper still enjoys daily walks and short car rides. He also loves plenty of gentle fuss, especially behind the ears. He is house-trained, knows a few tricks, and walks nicely on the lead. Grooming is another one of Cooper’s favourite things — he absolutely loves a good pamper, and spa days are a real highlight for him! He’s happiest spending most of his time with his people, although he’s content being left for a few hours. This sweet and playful boy would make a devoted companion, bringing warmth, laughter, and plenty of love to the home lucky enough to welcome him.

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Are you right for Ed?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 but he does have dog walking friends at the centre and the team are on board with helping new owners to achieve this. 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.Is Ed right for you?Eddie is tennis ball mad and would love nothing more than a stash of them to call his own! He’s a clever boy who enjoys learning new things and would benefit from ongoing positive training to help him shine even brighter. Eddie travels well in the car, loves being outdoors, and can’t wait for a family to show him the world. With a family willing to put in some training, Eddie is ready to be the best boy ever, bringing joy, laughter, and a lot of tail wags!

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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 primary 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.Is Fred right for you?Sniffing is, without a doubt, Fred’s greatest passion in life. Honestly, if sniffing were considered an art form, he’d be the Picasso of paws! He offers a super cute paw and sits like a proper gentleman—especially if you give him some cheese!

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Are you right for HoneyBoo?HoneyBoo is a 7 year old Crossbreed searching for a calm, loving home where she can truly be someone’s one and only. She forms deep connections with her people and flourishes in an environment where her needs are understood and respected. While she may be able to enjoy walks alongside calm, polite dogs in time, this would need to be done slowly and at her pace. HoneyBoo would be happiest in a home with sensible, dog savvy children aged 8 and upwards, who understand that although she loves company and affection, she also likes having her own space to unwind.Is HoneyBoo right for you?You’ll need patience, warmth, and a good sense of humour, as HoneyBoo is known to “talk” to her people and isn’t shy about letting you know when she wants something. Once settled, she is housetrained, can be left for a few hours, and will greet you with joy when you return home. She adores comfort and would be delighted to have a sofa she can proudly claim as her own. In return for offering her security and love, HoneyBoo promises loyal companionship, endless charm, and the kind of presence that turns a house into a home. HoneyBoo does have ongoing medical issues, which can be discussed in more detail with potential adopters.

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Irish is a small, five-year-old female weighing around 10kg. She is neutered, vaccinated and microchipped, and has no known health issues.Irish was rescued from the streets of Curtea de Argeș in January 2024 after being found with her two siblings. Sadly, she was the only one to survive. She was described as shy but friendly, playful and gentle, and did well with cats.Since arriving, Irish has continued to show reactivity towards people and dogs but is improving with consistent handling. She can bark, growl and lunge if dogs, cats or people come too close, and she can be vocal on walks when excited or overwhelmed. She is nervous of seeing new people and may growl when uncomfortable, but once she gets to know you she loves fuss and cuddles. In her previous home she bit a visiting dog, causing a superficial puncture wound that did not require medical treatment, so she will need to be the only dog in the home.Irish met cats while in Romania and was comfortable with them; however, since arriving in the UK she has shown reactivity to cats and therefore will need a cat-free home. She shows no guarding behaviour around food and will allow her carers to touch or move her bowl while eating. She is very food-motivated and responds well to positive reinforcement.Irish has made good progress with her muzzle training and now happily puts her nose into the muzzle for treats. She accepts a collar, harness and lead and enjoys her walks. She can pull at first due to excitement and is very reactive if dogs approach too closely, barking, growling or lunging towards them, but she is learning to stay calm and settle more quickly with gentle encouragement. She travels quietly in the car but can be travel sick.Irish cannot live with other dogs, cats or children. She will need an adult-only home (18+), ideally with one person who can provide consistency and reassurance. She will need to meet prospective adopters at the kennels so introductions can be carried out gradually.Once she knows you, Irish is a real sweetheart — affectionate, playful and full of personality. She enjoys spending time in the paddock playing with toys and taking part in enrichment sessions.