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Shy girl with a lot of love to give !
Rose came into the centre with other dachshunds from a multi dog household, and is currently sharing a kennel with the other two females. In the short time we have gotten to know all their little personalities Rose has shown to be a little more reserved than the others. Once she gets to know you she shows her playful cuddly side this just takes a little more patience to see.
History
A change in her previous owners circumstances has led Rose to need to be rehomed.
Re-homing Criteria
Rose is looking for a home that she can get all the love and time she needs. Rose ideally would want to go with one of her other dachshund friends she currently shares a kennel with as they bring out her more confident side. A must for these guys is a completely secure garden as they do not yet have any recall and there size means they would be able to fit through little gaps. We would be looking for someone who possibly works part time and is around a lot to give her stability. We are ideally looking for new owners that has had either previous experience or close knowledge of this breed. Dachshunds as a breed come with some health worries, due to this going forward we would strongly suggest that she is insured with a reputable pet insurance company and new owners will need fully understand the cost that can come with owning one of these dogs.
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Little cheeky chap who loves a cuddle!
Little Alfie is such a sweetie. He LOVES nothing more than a fuss made and lots of cuddles. He is very sociable and currently shares his kennel with his brother Otis, we feel he would be more than happy to live with another dog. In his previous home he has lived with children but we are unsure how he would react to cats.
History
Alfie is looking for a new home due to a change of circumstance for his previous owner.
Re-homing Criteria
We are looking for a happy, loving home who can give this little guy all the love he deserves. He would love a completely secure garden where he can safely do what he loves best ... PLAY ! Someone with experience and understanding of the breed and the common medical issues that can come with this would be preferable. Going forward we would strongly suggest he is insured with a reputable pet insurance company, and the new owners appreciate and fully understand the cost that can come with owning one of these dogs.
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Charming old Gentleman!
Cheeko is a lovely gent, who hasnt had the most stable of lives in the past and now would just love to find a home to spend his twilight years. Somewhere with a comfy sofa and a secure garden that he can potter around in would suit him down to the ground. Cheeko keeps his kennel spotless clean and absolutly loves his bed. We do not know what he is like with cats and he would prefer to be the only dog in the household.
History
Cheeko was originally rehomed from DGCRC but returned to us due to a change of circumstances
Re-homing Criteria
Cheeko is a handsome, laid back older gentleman who is looking for a comfy sofa to rest on! He absolutly loves his bed and would rather stay snuggled under the covers that be out walking in the winter weather, but he does love to just potter about so a secure garden is a must for this boy, fencing of 5ft +. Cheeko would like a home where someone would be around most of the time as he really does enjoy the company of people. Cheeko has not been used to children, and would prefer not to live in a busy house with young kids, but could possibly live with dog savvy kids of 12yrs+. Cheeko is happy to pass dogs in the street, but would need to be the only dog in the household.
This man really does have so much love to give, do you think you could offer Cheeko the retirement home he deserves ?
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A happy little man with a lot of love to give.
Otis is such a loving little guy. He is currently sharing his kennel with little Alfie who came from the same home. His previous owner has told us he is very well socialised and he certainly seems happy here at the centre. Otis loves a cuddle and a fuss made and has adored everyone he has met. We have been told he has lived with children in the past but we are unsure as to how he would react to cats.
History
Little Otis is looking for a new home due to a change of circumstance for his previous owner.
Re-homing Criteria
We are looking for a happy, loving home who can give this little guy all the love he deserves. A completely secure garden is a must , as they would be able to take advantage of any small gaps in the perimeter. Someone with experience and understanding of the breed and the common medical issues that can come with this would be preferable. Going forward we would strongly suggest he is insured with a reputable pet insurance company and the new owners appreciate and fully understand the cost that can come with owning one of these dogs.
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Our gorgeous Charlotte
This girl came to us back in July 2023 as one of the famous Moffat strays.
Charlotte can be a little shy when meeting new people but she really doesn't take long to come out of her shell once she feels comfortable around you. She is a bouncy, happy girl with energy for days and loves nothing more than hanging out with her human friends and running around the paddock with her fellow Moffat dogs.
A lot of work has gone into these dogs and now they have been given a second chance at life.
Due to Charlotte’s extremely under socialised background we will be looking for very specific homes, any applications received will be strongly vetted for suitability. Potential homes will need to have experience of under-socialised dogs, preferably large breeds, have a large fully enclosed garden with solid fencing of 6ft +.
Any potential homes will need to be extremely patient and understanding with their training going forward.
History
Charlotte came to us an an unclaimed stray.
Re-homing Criteria
Any potential adopters of these dogs must be prepared to regularly visit the centre multiple times a week to develop a bond , this is a must and non-negotiable, so please keep this in mind when applying especially if you are not local to the centre.
We believe these guys to have only lived in a multi dog, kennel situation with little social interaction from people. They would all benefit from a confident, well socialised, neutered dog in the household of the opposite sex. The improvement in these guys since being with us is nothing short of amazing in such a short time, but there is still a long road ahead and any adopters would need to be extremely patient and understanding going forward with their training, as it is unlikely they would ever be an average pet dog.
We will not be considering homes with children under 18yrs or cats.
A home where someone is around most of the time is important, and we are looking for very quiet homes and locations as they would not cope in a busy environment.
A totally secure garden is essential with solid fencing, not mesh or wire, of at least 6ft as they have all attempted to clear our 7ft fencing around the paddock area.
Each dog has their own separate needs and personality and we will be reading through all applications to see if any would match a specific dogs requirements. When completing the Home-finding Questionnaire, please give as much information as possible on your experience and circumstances. These dogs have come on leaps and bounds since coming to the centre, but any potential adopters will need to understand that leaving us will be a massive set back to their development , but this does need to happen so they can move forward. Adopters need to understand that it will be a long road moving forward, and will not be a easy task, but the reward when they are settled would be second to none!
If you feel you have the right experience, environment, time and patience to give one of our Moffat dogs a home please complete our Home-finding Questionnaire and we will be in touch if we feel you'd be a good match.
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Delightful Dolly!
Dolly is a real sweetheart. She hasn't been here with us very long but so far we have found her to be a very sweet, gentle, happy girl who likes other dogs and walks perfectly on the lead.
She has loved everyone she has met here and has quickly became a firm favourite with the volunteers and staff. She currently shares her kennel with another lurcher and we feel she would be more than happy to live with another dog. As we don't know her history we are unsure if she has any experience around children and due to her breed we would prefer a cat free home.
History
Dolly was an unclaimed stray.
Re-homing Criteria
This lovely lady is looking for a loving home where she can get all the lave an attention she deserves. She would be happy living with another dog. A secure garden would be ideal.
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In need of an experienced, patient owner.
This boy came to us back in July 2023 as one of the famous Moffat strays.
Glen can be very nervous meeting new people so he really needs someone who is patient and happy to start from scratch with him. He has proven to be good with dogs he has been introduced to here at the centre and we feel he would be happier with a doggy companion in his life.
A lot of work has gone into these dogs and now they have been given a second chance at life.
Due to Glen's extremely under socialised background we will be looking for very specific homes, any applications received will be strongly vetted for suitability. Potential homes will need to have experience of under-socialised dogs, preferably large breeds, have a large fully enclosed garden with solid fencing of 6ft +.
Any potential homes will need to be extremely patient and understanding with their training going forward.
History
Glen came to us an an unclaimed stray.
Re-homing Criteria
Any potential adopters of these dogs must be prepared to regularly visit the centre multiple times a week to develop a bond , this is a must and non-negotiable, so please keep this in mind when applying especially if you are not local to the centre.
We believe these guys to have only lived in a multi dog, kennel situation with little social interaction from people. They would all benefit from a confident, well socialised, neutered dog in the household of the opposite sex. The improvement in these guys since being with us is nothing short of amazing in such a short time, but there is still a long road ahead and any adopters would need to be extremely patient and understanding going forward with their training, as it is unlikely they would ever be an average pet dog.
We will not be considering homes with children under 18yrs or cats.
A home where someone is around most of the time is important, and we are looking for very quiet homes and locations as they would not cope in a busy environment.
A totally secure garden is essential with solid fencing, not mesh or wire, of at least 6ft as they have all attempted to clear our 7ft fencing around the paddock area.
Each dog has their own separate needs and personality and we will be reading through all applications to see if any would match a specific dogs requirements. When completing the Home-finding Questionnaire, please give as much information as possible on your experience and circumstances. These dogs have come on leaps and bounds since coming to the centre, but any potential adopters will need to understand that leaving us will be a massive set back to their development , but this does need to happen so they can move forward. Adopters need to understand that it will be a long road moving forward, and will not be a easy task, but the reward when they are settled would be second to none!
If you feel you have the right experience, environment, time and patience to give one of our Moffat dogs a home please complete our Home-finding Questionnaire and we will be in touch if we feel you'd be a good match.
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A true gentleman.
This handsome chap is a real gent. He hasn't been with us long but we have found him to be a calm, polite, happy boy who loves everyone he meets. He is currently sharing his kennel with another lurcher and seems happy around dogs in general so we feel he could happily live with another dog. Due to us having no information on his history we are unsure if he would live with cats and we don't know if he has any experience with children.
Kenny walks perfectly on the lead and just adores people.
History
Kenny was an unclaimed stray.
Re-homing Criteria
Kenny is looking for a loving home where he can get all the attention he deserves. We are unsure if he could live with cats and children but we feel he would be more than happy to live with other dogs.
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Marvelous Major !
Major is a stunning young lad who is looking for love !
History
Major came into us as an unclaimed stray
Re-homing Criteria
Major is a loveable rogue who is looking for his special someone. Major has had an unsettling few months, being passed around various homes finally being abandoned, where he was picked up very skinny and unloved. Since being with us he has gained weight and loves being out with the staff on the many walks around the centre. He is very food orientated and would do most things for a special treat ! Major would need to be an only dog in the household and we would not rehome him with cats. We would be looking for a home with a large secure garden with fencing of at least 6ft, so he can enjoy his zoomies! We would be looking for a home with children of 15yrs + . Major would love an active household who enjoy long quiet country walks. Major would benefit from having someone home most of the time, he has had such a time of it lately he really just wants the stability of someone around. Major is a very handsome lad who turns heads when he walks by !
Could you be the one to fill Major's heart full of love again?
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A cheeky chap with a heart of gold!
This handsome chap came to us back in July 2023 as one of the famous Moffat strays.
Meadow is a real sweetheart with an occasional cheeky side! He walks great on the lead and really enjoys a run off lead with his fellow Moffat dogs. We have found him to be gentle and calm when meeting new people and feel he is ready for the next step in his journey.
A lot of work has gone into these dogs and now they have been given a second chance at life.
Due to Meadow's extremely under socialised background we will be looking for very specific homes, any applications received will be strongly vetted for suitability. Potential homes will need to have experience of under-socialised dogs, preferably large breeds, have a large fully enclosed garden with solid fencing of 6ft +.
Any potential homes will need to be extremely patient and understanding with their training going forward.
History
Meadow came to us as an unclaimed stray.
Re-homing Criteria
Any potential adopters of Meadow must be prepared to regularly visit the centre multiple times a week to develop a bond , this is a must and non-negotiable , so please keep this in mind when applying especially if you are not local to the centre.
We believe him to have only lived in a multi dog, kennel situation with little social interaction from people. They would all benefit from a confident, well socialised, neutered dog in the household of the opposite sex. The improvement in these guys since being with us is nothing short of amazing in such a short time, but there is still a long road ahead and any adopters would need to be extremely patient and understanding going forward with their training, as it is unlikely they would ever be an average pet dog.
We will not be considering homes with children under 18yrs or cats.
A home where someone is around most of the time is important, and we are looking for very quiet homes and locations as they would not cope in a busy environment.
A totally secure garden is essential with solid fencing, not mesh or wire, of at least 6ft as they have all attempted to clear our 7ft fencing around the paddock area.
Each dog has their own separate needs and personality and we will be reading through all applications to see if any would match a specific dogs requirements. When completing the Homefinding Questionnaire, please give as much information as possible on your experience and circumstances. These dogs have come on leaps and bounds since coming to the centre, but any potential adopters will need to understand that leaving us will be a massive set back to their development , but this does need to happen so they can move forward. Adopters need to understand that it will be a long road moving forward, and will not be a easy task, but the reward when they are settled would be second to none!
If you feel you have the right experience, environment, time and patience to give one of our Moffat dogs a home please complete our Homefinding Questionnaire and we will be in touch if we feel you'd be a good match.
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A bouncy, loving guy with a heart of gold.
This boy came to us back in July 2023 as one of the famous Moffat strays.
Rae certainly has a cheeky side and loves nothing more than a little rough play with his doggy friends. He can be a little reserved when meeting new dogs so if he was to live with another dog in a new home we would need a few meet and greets here at the centre first.
A lot of work has gone into these dogs and now they have been given a second chance at life.
Due to Rae's extremely under socialised background we will be looking for very specific homes, any applications received will be strongly vetted for suitability. Potential homes will need to have experience of under-socialised dogs, preferably large breeds, have a large fully enclosed garden with solid fencing of 6ft +.
Any potential homes will need to be extremely patient and understanding with their training going forward.
History
Rae came to us and an unclaimed stray.
Re-homing Criteria
Any potential adopters of these dogs must be prepared to regularly visit the centre multiple times a week to develop a bond , this is a must and non-negotiable, so please keep this in mind when applying especially if you are not local to the centre.
We believe these guys to have only lived in a multi dog, kennel situation with little social interaction from people. They would all benefit from a confident, well socialised, neutered dog in the household of the opposite sex. The improvement in these guys since being with us is nothing short of amazing in such a short time, but there is still a long road ahead and any adopters would need to be extremely patient and understanding going forward with their training, as it is unlikely they would ever be an average pet dog.
We will not be considering homes with children under 18yrs or cats.
A home where someone is around most of the time is important, and we are looking for very quiet homes and locations as they would not cope in a busy environment.
A totally secure garden is essential with solid fencing, not mesh or wire, of at least 6ft as they have all attempted to clear our 7ft fencing around the paddock area.
Each dog has their own separate needs and personality and we will be reading through all applications to see if any would match a specific dogs requirements. When completing the Home-finding Questionnaire, please give as much information as possible on your experience and circumstances. These dogs have come on leaps and bounds since coming to the centre, but any potential adopters will need to understand that leaving us will be a massive set back to their development , but this does need to happen so they can move forward. Adopters need to understand that it will be a long road moving forward, and will not be a easy task, but the reward when they are settled would be second to none!
If you feel you have the right experience, environment, time and patience to give one of our Moffat dogs a home please complete our Home-finding Questionnaire and we will be in touch if we feel you'd be a good match.
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This girl came to us back in July 2023 as one of the famous Moffat strays.
Toffee can be a little shy when meeting new people but she really doesn't take long to come out of her shell once she feels comfortable around you. She is a bouncy, happy girl with energy for days and loves nothing more than hanging out with her human friends and running around the paddock with her fellow Moffat dogs.
A lot of work has gone into these dogs and now they have been given a second chance at life.
Due to Toffee's extremely under socialised background we will be looking for very specific homes, any applications received will be strongly vetted for suitability. Potential homes will need to have experience of under-socialised dogs, preferably large breeds, have a large fully enclosed garden with solid fencing of 6ft +.
Any potential homes will need to be extremely patient and understanding with their training going forward.
History
Toffee was an unclaimed stray.
Re-homing Criteria
Any potential adopters of these dogs must be prepared to regularly visit the centre multiple times a week to develop a bond , this is a must and non-negotiable, so please keep this in mind when applying especially if you are not local to the centre.
We believe these guys to have only lived in a multi dog, kennel situation with little social interaction from people. They would all benefit from a confident, well socialised, neutered dog in the household of the opposite sex. The improvement in these guys since being with us is nothing short of amazing in such a short time, but there is still a long road ahead and any adopters would need to be extremely patient and understanding going forward with their training, as it is unlikely they would ever be an average pet dog.
We will not be considering homes with children under 18yrs or cats.
A home where someone is around most of the time is important, and we are looking for very quiet homes and locations as they would not cope in a busy environment.
A totally secure garden is essential with solid fencing, not mesh or wire, of at least 6ft as they have all attempted to clear our 7ft fencing around the paddock area.
Each dog has their own separate needs and personality and we will be reading through all applications to see if any would match a specific dogs requirements. When completing the Home-finding Questionnaire, please give as much information as possible on your experience and circumstances. These dogs have come on leaps and bounds since coming to the centre, but any potential adopters will need to understand that leaving us will be a massive set back to their development , but this does need to happen so they can move forward. Adopters need to understand that it will be a long road moving forward, and will not be a easy task, but the reward when they are settled would be second to none!
If you feel you have the right experience, environment, time and patience to give one of our Moffat dogs a home please complete our Home-finding Questionnaire and we will be in touch if we feel you'd be a good match.
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Lovely Lola !
Our sweet girl Lola is looking for someone who can help her trust the world !
History
Lola came into the centre with her sister Lottie due to a change in her previous owners circumstances.
Re-homing Criteria
Lola is a gorgeous girl who has lead a very sheltered life, she finds the busy enviroment of the centre a little overwhelming, so we have been spending extra time with her and her sister to help them learn the world is not as scary as they think! We would be looking for an experienced home who understands the workings of a collie brain, someone with the time and patience to allow Lola to realise life can be fun and not all scary! Lola has lived with other dogs in her previous home and would benefit from another calm well established dog in the household. Lola would need a quiet rural household, with not a lot of comings and goings and a fully secure garden with fencing of at least 6ft+ as she can be quite worried until she gets to know you. It is essential that any potential new homes visit the centre a few times so that Lola gets to know you before adoption , please bare this in mind before applying.
Are you the one to bring Lola out of her shell ?
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Lovely Lottie !
Our lovely Lottie is looking for someone to help her learn the world is not as scary as she thinks!
History
Lottie came into the centre with her sister Lola due to a change in their owners circumstances.
Re-homing Criteria
Lottie is a special little lady who before coming to us lead a very sheltered life. Lottie was born and bred in a very rural location, rarely leaving where she lived. Due to this she can become quite stressed in new situations and shows this by barking. Understandably, she is finding life here at the centre overwhelming, so we have been spending extra time with her and her sister to help them learn that the world is not as scary as they think! Lottie will need an experienced, patient, home who understands the workings of a collie brain. A home with someone around most of the time, who can take the time to bring this girl out of her shell. A fully secure garden is a must, with fencing of at least 6ft so Lottie can be safe and secure in the garden. Lottie would benefit from living with a calm well established dog in the household who she could learn from. We would be looking for a rural location as she would not cope well with a busy town lifestyle with lots of comings and goings.
Please keep in mind that you will need to come and visit Lottie multiple times for her to get know you before she will be rehomed.
Could you be the one to help Lottie find her courage!
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Our Star Reggie !
Reggie is a wonderful young lad who is looking for his family.
History
Reggie came to us as an unclaimed stray
Re-homing Criteria
Reggie is a very sweet young boy who tries his best to please the people around him. He is happy to be in the company of other dogs, and could live with another dog, although we do not know how he would be with cats in the house. He is looking for a quiet home with not a lot of comings and goings, where someone will be around most of the time. We would ask that any potential new home has a fully secure garden with fencing of at least 6ft so he can enjoy his zoomies whilst being completely safe. He could be rehomed to a family with children over the age of 10yrs. Reggie is a quiet soul, but would benefit from an active home with plenty of fun and adventures.
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Sensational Stella!
Stella is a lovable, outgoing girl, she has quickly became a firm favourite amongst staff in the short time she has been here. Stella loves nothing more than to go for an off lead run in our paddock where she has started to become good with the agilty equipment we have. Once she is familiar with you she shows you her affectionate side looking for cuddles and a fuss.
History
Stella came from another organisation as she was not settling in their busy enviroment.
Re-homing Criteria
Stella has lead a sheltered life, and can be quite verbal in new situations, we would be looking for someone who could teach her how to cope in these situations, and taking the time to bring her out of her shell. We would require potential adopters to come visit the centre multiple times until we feel that Stella is comfortable with you, so take this into consideration when applying.
We are looking for a quiet rural setting for Stella, as she struggles to cope in a busy enviroment. As she loves nothing more than to run about in our free running paddock we would ask that you have a fully secure garden with fencing of at least 6ft, so she can safely play outside. Stella would love an active home, a family who likes to get out and about , who are willing to work with her and bring her on to her full potential. Stella has had no previous experience with children, we will only be considering homes with children over the age of 16years. Once Stella gets to know you she loves nothing more than cuddle time, so somewhere where she can sit on the couch on an evening and enjoy some time with her new family would be perfect. Stella would come on leaps and bounds with a family who could do agility with her or something to keep her mind busy, this girl is super smart!
Could you be the one who could build this girls confidence ?
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Super Staffie!
Casper has been with us for a while now and has had a difficult time finding love! Casper initially pulled strongly on the lead, but he has made great progress and now walks much better on the lead, though he still pulls slightly when he finds an interesting spot to sniff! He ignores the other dogs at the centre and has been parallel-walked with another dog, but he would like to be the only pet in his new home. Casper does keep his kennel clean overnight indicating that he may have been housetrained previously.
History
Casper came to the centre as an unclaimed stray.
Re-homing Criteria
Ideally, Casper is looking for a home with a secure garden where he won’t be left alone for long periods of time. Casper can be overly enthusiastic around people and would do best in a home without small children. He is a lovely staffie with a lot of personality and character; he will make an excellent canine companion!
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Cutie Pie Clyde ! Clyde is a young lad who really just needs some guidance in life to fulfil his potential of being such an amazing companion!
Clyde is a large crossbreed who came to us as a stray. We don't know any of his background , and purely down to his size we would only rehome to families with dog savvy children of 12years+. We have no idea what he would be like living with a cat, but he has shown interest in the cats who live on site. Allow he has not shared his kennel space with another dog , he does enjoy some free running time in our paddock with one of the staff members female dog, so with careful introductions he possibly could live with a well established calm female dog.
History
Clyde came to us as an unclaimed stray
Re-homing Criteria
Clyde is a typical young lad who really just needs some guidance in life. Someone who is around most of the day would be ideal for Clyde, a family who love to spend their free time out walking and enjoying the countryside! Clyde will need a secure garden of 6ft + so he has somewhere safe to be outside. We do not know his background with children , but we would consider homes with dog savvy children of 12+.
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Beautiful Bella !
Bella is a such a wonderful young lady who is just so eager to please. She is very clever, and although she knows many basic commands she would benefit from a family who would love to take on some extra training as she loves to learn. Bella keeps her kennel clean and loves heading out on walks with her friends. She has lived with another dog in the past and is known to be good with cats.
History
Bella came to us due to a change of circumstances of her previous owner
Re-homing Criteria
Bella is just such a clever young lady , who is eager to please anyone, she would definetly benefit a family who would love to take her training further. An active family who would include Bella in their adventures. Bella enjoys being in the car so travelling is not an issue. We would rehome Bella with children of 10years + just due to her size. We know she would be happy to be left for short periods so would be suitable for someone who works part time. A fully secure garden with fencing of 5ft + is a must . Bella lived with another dog in the past and is known to be good with cats.
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The Lovely Lucy!
This gorgeous girl is full of life and just adores meeting new people. She is a happy, bouncy girl who loves a zoom around the paddock and a nice long walk. As she came to us as a stray we are unsure of her history so we will be looking for homes with no young children but older, dog savvy children would be fine.
Lucy seems rather unbothered by the other dogs here at the centre but we are unsure how she would react to cats.
She hasn't been with us long so will update her profile as we get to know her but so far she has settled in really well and is becoming a firm favoutrite with our staff and volunteers.
History
Lucy came to us as an unclaimed stray.
Re-homing Criteria
This lovely lady is on the hunt for an active family who have plenty of time to spend with her. She would really benefit from a secure garden that she can zoom around in. As we are unsure of her history we will be looking for a home without young children and preferably without cats.
Homefinder Questionnaire
If you'd like to help rehome Lucy simply complete the Homefinder Questionnaire to get started.
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