Adopting a rescued animal is a hugely rewarding experience. Your new family member might not otherwise have had a second chance. We work hard to ensure the homes we place our Rottweilers in are just right for their unique needs to give them the very best chance of a forever home they can finally settle into.
SOME OF THE DOGS WE CURRENTLY HAVE ARE CHALLENGING, IF YOU ADOPT ONE YOU WILL BE GIVEN ADVISE ON HOW TO DEAL WITH THE CHALLENGES.
We can’t put a time limit on the adoption process, because each dog and new home is different. Be assured that if the dog you contact us about is no longer available, or is unsuited to your circumstances, we’ll do our utmost to match you to the right dog.
All new homes are home checked by our team of volunteers
We adhere to a set procedure for rehoming dogs
We do not rehome our dogs where there are children under 12
Lottie
Lottie is a 19 month entire bitch in for assessment
Raya **Rehomed**
Raya 18month entire female in for assessment.
Mia
Mia is 2 years old in for assessment
Elsa **Rehomed**
Elsa 8 months. In for assessment
Rico
Rico is a 12month old entire male in for assessment
Raya **Rehomed**
Raya is 21months old and unspeyed in for assessment.
Xena
Xena 8 months saved from PTS due to kidney issues - in for assessment.
Lottie
Lottie 2 year old entire female in for assessment.
Trixie
Trixie 12 month bitch in for assessment
Roxy *REHOMED*
2 year old entire female in for assessment
Gracie *REHOMED*
Gracie came to us from the pound she is approx 3 years old. very gentle and loving good on the lead. She may need house training as we are unsure of her background - Gracie maybe better suited to an outdoor life.
Tank *rehomed*
Tank 12 month old entire male in for assessment
Luna
** Rehomed**
Meet Luna 9 months old.
Buddy
** REHOMED **
Buddy is a 9 week old.
The dog will have most if not all requirements needed to fit in with your environment and also that of the dog.
All dogs/bitches, where appropriate, will be neutered before rehoming or the new owner will be required to neuter at the correct time.
Insurance cover is highly recommended as veterinary treatment can be very expensive. The Law requires 3rd Party Insurance.
If you rehome a Welfare dog, please remember time and patience is all-important to ensure a dog settles into a new home. Socialization and training will possibly be needed, so please take this into consideration.
To be able to continue our work the RWA needs support. We are often asked about donation fees, and on average we receive between £175.00 and £225.00 and for a puppy we ask for £350.00 to include the first membership (please note our membership runs from January to December annually). Our membership is £15.00 per annum.
All donations help with kenneling, veterinary treatment and any special care needed for our dogs.
We are a non-profit making organisation that is run by volunteers in the time available to them.
