Welcome to our Rehoming page

Tess is approximately 3 years old and is very friendly. She likes her treats and takes them gently, she is good on the lead and gets excited when being groomed. She loves to run in the field and has lots of energy. Tess came to us a stray so therefore we wouldn’t home her with young children as we don’t know her back ground. We feel a home with any teenage children would be fine as she is very people orientated and has an exceptionally wriggly bottom to confirm this. She is a nice looking girl and very biddable.

Theo is a 5 years old castrated male. He is good with other dogs, and is friendly and lovely, but like some male rotties can be choosy with some people, but once he gets to know you he is fine. We feel he would best be suited to a quiet experienced rottie adult home without children. He is now learning to play and loves his food and chewies so training and socialisation should not be a problem.

Zeus is a 4 year old male that was rehomed by us, but unfortunately has now come back. He is a typical rottie male, who needs an experienced rottie home in order to give him set boundaries so he knows who is in charge otherwise he could take over. Toys are his favourite thing in life and he will play with them for ages and this would make a good training aid. He also like his food very much. Zeus would live happily with another bitch for company and would suit an experienced rottie adult home only, although older teenage children maybe a possibility.

Petal is a big, nice looking 16 month old girl. Family circumstances meant Petal had to come into rescue. She did live with another male dog, but she does need to be in charge. She has a wonderful exuberant nature and will make a lovely addition to a family. She does though need to continue her training and socialisation to make her into such a well behaved dog we know she can be.

Desmond is a 15 month old male and is now a lovely young dog. He will need further training and socialisation in order to make him a super boy, but he recently went to the vets and was called a "star" which has delighted us. An experienced stable dog home with older children would be ideal, as he has already before coming to us been in several unsuitable homes.

Riley - Riley has been with us for a few months now. He came to us from a dog pound and was in extremely poor condition when he arrived. He is approximately 2-3 years old, docked and is turning into a very happy boy. Now that he has built up his strength he will be neutered. Since we have no history on Riley at all, we think that he would best be homed in a home with no children. He loves his food and walks well on a lead. He adores to be out and about and would quite happily live outside, Gold Standard of course, as long as he got plenty of love and attention. Riley deserves a new home now where he can forgot about his bad past and enjoy some good times.

Joe is a 6 year old male who has not been castrated, but is ok with all dogs. He has a good temperament but is a true male Rottie who is wary of strangers, but once he gets to know them is ok. He sit and downs, but needs more training and socialisation. He needs an experienced home only with no children or cats, although he could live with a bitch. He will need a firm but fair hand as he is an independent dog who likes a quiet life.

Max is big bold Rottie boy who came into rescue because his lady owners could no longer look after him. He is a reserved boy and takes a little getting to know. He does not enjoy being in kennels and would benefit from being in an experienced home with older, teenage children and no other pets.

Roxie is a 2½ year old, spayed bitch. She is currently being fostered and was only giving up due to the lost of the owner's home. She is house trained, micro-chipped, and vaccinated till July 2010. She is a lovely friendly girl with a nice curly tail. She gets on well with other dogs and is currently living with several. She does have hip dysplasia but the condition is currently being managed very well by the foster carer and her muscle are well developed. A suitable home would be someone who already has another older dog as Roxie cannot live on her own. Going up and down stairs would not be good for Roxie, so she would need to stay downstairs in any new home or the home would have no stairs at all. She cannot live with cats or other small animals.

Maya is a 12 month old tall, rangy bitch. She came to us because of housing difficulties. She needs to be told that she is not in charge but she has no aggression and loves nothing more than leaping around the field and playing with the ball. She does need training but is full of fun. She would probably be good at some form of agility or other activity. She does have a few doggie friends, but can be a bit choosy so a home with teenage children, no other pets and someone who will give her the training and socialisation she needs would be ideal.

Dyson is very handsome lad and quite a big boy. He likes a fuss, but is still learning the ways of the world. He is currently entire, but again could be castrated if necessary or later (we offer help towards this should he be rehomed first). He needs to have a firm hand to tell him right from wrong and needs training and socialisation.

Ebony is called 'Mrs Serious' by us but is a nice large bitch. She is good with other dogs and also likes her food very much, so any new owner may need to make sure this does not become an obsession. We feel she would be better in an experienced rottie home and any new owner would need to keep up her training and teaching her manners. She could live with another male with no problem.

Tia is an adorable friendly young girl who is looking for a new home. She is probably a Collie X Rottie and is around 6 months old. She is full of fun and loves a fuss. She seems to get on fine with other dogs. She has a partial hearing loss – we are beginning to train her to respond to a remote controlled vibrating collar. Tia has come in as a result of a relationship breakdown and we were asked to help. We have all fallen in love with her, as she is such a poppet. She would love a new home with people who could continue her training and could live with another dog and older children.

Bruno is about 11 months and needs a home where he could be taken training regularly. We would highly recommend this as he is very food orientated which would make training very easy with him. He is entire but could be castrated soon (we offer help towards this should he be rehomed first). He has came from a family that doted on him, but they had to move and couldn’t take him with them. He is friendly with people and wants to play. He does get excited around other dogs and needs to learn boundaries and how to approach them nicely. We think he would make a great family pet, but would be more suited to a family with older children as so lively, but he is a very happy dog.

Lucy was rescued from being PTS on Christmas Eve by a kind hearted vet who could not leave her in the pound where she had ended up. She is a pretty girl, with a tail, approximately 2 years old, very sweet natured and unassuming. She walks well on a lead and has obviously had some training in the past. She appears to be ok with other dogs. Lucy would love to be back in a family environment where she could develop her personality and forget all about the past. She could live with older sensible children and would make a wonderful family girl. Please consider Lucy.

Elsa is about 15 months old. She came from the dog pound in an horrendous state and because she is so active it has been hard to put weight on her, but we are slowly winning. She loves to play with toys and other dogs. She is a typical bouncy little bitch. She's very friendly and likes to be around you. Elsa would like a family who has the time to develop her social skills and training. She has all the makings of a lovely dog with no real problems. As we have no history on her she could not live with young children, but older teenage children should be ok. If Elsa's picture looks a bit blurred this is because she is always active and we had trouble trying to get her to stay still long enough to take a picture.

Jake is about 2 years old and was abandoned in the snow and taken in by someone who contacted us for help. He is a small male and when he arrived he was rather skinny, but has now started to put weight on. Jake is happy with both males and bitches and has shown no malice or inclination to fight. Jake loves his toys and he is absolutely desperate for love and attention. He would suit a family with the time to give him what he needs.

Iori or Treasure as we are calling him is a 2 year old male who was left in a back yard with absolutely no shelter whatsoever. When rescued he was up to his knees in water! He is friendly, loving, eager to please and good with other dogs. Iori has a good nature and wants to do right. Even though he was totally deprived of human love and contact, he has proven to be an absolute treasure. Would suit an active family with time to devote to this lovely dog and he would make a wonderful addition to the family.

Skye is a 3 year old bitch, who despite her bad start is a sweet natured bitch. She was shut in a coal shed and not let out so when she arrived her coat was in a horrendous state, but it is now much better. Due to her isolation and lack of socialisation she has had no training and not been taught any manners. She is now beginning to learn and any owner would need to continue this. She has made doggie friends at the kennels, but can be vocal with some dogs, but is learning. She would suit an experienced rottie owner with patience to continue her training and socialisation.

Jack is a 6 month old male, who came in as a stray. He is just so cute. He is very petite (only 20 inches tall to the shoulder) so he will not be a big boy. He loves to play and to be fussed although he is a bit of a wriggly worm. As he is so young he should be able to adapt to almost any home. He will be bouncy and need training and socialisation like any 6 month old.

Kai & Kia - Brother and sister (a case of little and large), approximately 18 months old, who came into rescue through no fault of their own. Both Kai and Kia have tails.

Kai - is a very large boy who already weighs 45 kgs and is still growing. At present, he is still entire. He is a good natured boy and walks well on the lead and is happy to see other dogs, although, I think he would be far friendlier to bitches than dogs. He is a typical young male rottie who would benefit from further training and socialisation. He would need to go to an experienced rottie home where there were older teenage children and he could possibly be homed with the right type of bitch.

Kia - a pretty girl, much smaller than her big "bruiser" of a brother. She seems older than her 18 months, possibly because of Kai who does tend to overshadow her. She is a happy little girl, quite gentle and easygoing. She walks well on the lead and does not seem to have any issues. She needs an experienced home possibly with older children, where she would be able to develop her personality.

Although Kai and Kia are brother and sister we feel, if necessary, they could be homed separately. Although, of course, if an experienced home came up for a pair then they would happily go together.

Diesel is a very active, loving, friendly and intelligent three year old Rottweiler dog. He is very well trained, good with children, people and other dogs. It will be hard to find a more laid back character and he loves to play ball and will do anything to please. He needs a home where he will get plenty of exercise and play, not necessarily long walks, to keep him stimulated. He loves to be with his family but can be left unattended without any damage to the home