Mabel Female Pug x French bulldog
Mabel is a 4 year old Pug cross French Bulldog.
She is shy when first meeting people but soon comes round.
She loves her walks and playing in the garden.
She will need to be an only pet.…read more
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Mabel is a 4 year old Pug cross French Bulldog.
She is shy when first meeting people but soon comes round.
She loves her walks and playing in the garden.
She will need to be an only pet.…read more
Bruno is a one year old yellow Labrador.
He is a very strong untrained dog – he needs a sensible, steady owner, who can give him lots of exercise and training with professional help.
Sadie is a 4 year old Lurcher.
She is new in.
Very affectionate with people.
Will need to be the only dog in her new home.
Still being assessed.…read more
Reggie is a 2 year old Staffy.
He is friendly with people.
He will require further socialisation and lead training.…read more
Benny is a 5 year old Lurcher.
He is new in.
He is very friendly with people.
He enjoys his walks and has been fine with some of the dogs he has met.…read more
Fred & Ginger are 9 month old Springer Spaniels.
Very energetic puppies that will need training and socialisation.
They can be homed separately.…read more
DOUG (n) and ELSIE are 3 year old Miniature Dachshunds.
They are brother and sister and very bonded, so will need to be homed together.…read more
Bobby is a 4 year old English Bulldog cross.
He is very playful and good natured.
He walks nicely with other dogs and loves attention.
Bobby will need a strong experienced owner.…read more
Meet Harley!
Harley is a lovable 7-year-old Mastiff cross Labrador with the heart of a puppy and the soul of a snuggler. She was found as a stray and taken to the Pound, along with her doggy friend, Louie. A wonderful group called Pound Pullers reached out to us and asked if we could help the two dogs as their time was running out. With Harley being such a big girl and also black, the chances of her finding a safe place or home were less than usual. So many people are put off by dark faced animals, and being gorgeously huge, didn’t help! We were committed to finding the right place for her no matter how long that took.
Within weeks it was clear that Harley decided she would very much like to live with Nicky and Paul who have experience of labs and larger dogs. A huge sigh of relief at the Sanctuary as this means we all see more of her whilst saving some biscuits for the other dogs. Harley has turned out to be super friendly with people and other dogs, she’s a true social butterfly who greets every visitor at the door—usually carrying one of her beloved soft toys as a welcome gift.
A proud couch potato, Harley is happiest lounging in comfort, especially if it involves big cuddles and belly rubs. She’s known for her signature move: perching on the arm of the sofa like a mountain goat, patiently waiting for your attention and affection.
Harley is food-motivated and adores her treats, but she’s also playful and enjoys a good game of fetch with tennis balls or footballs. Just don’t expect her to befriend any cats or squirrels—those are not on her list of favourites.
Despite her age, Harley has the playful spirit of a puppy and gets excited for her daily walks. In fact, she’ll often bring you her harness and lead when she’s ready to head out on an adventure.
She is content and loved – what more could she ask for (perhaps a treat or two more!)…read more
Meet Magnus, a strikingly handsome, 1½ year old German Shepherd with a heart of gold and a sweet, affectionate personality. He was found abandoned.
Magnus absolutely thrives on human attention—he loves nothing more than being close to people and will happily try to become everyone’s best friend. He’s even a star at the vet, taking everything in his stride with charm.
Magnus is super intelligent and full of potential, but he’s also a strong boy who will benefit from ongoing training and socialisation to help him channel his energy in the right way. He’s especially enthusiastic when he sees other dogs—he means well but can get a bit overexcited, so he’s still learning how to stay calm in those moments.
His playful side really shines when he’s out in the field, where he happily chases his beloved penguin toy or a football with joy and enthusiasm. To keep him happy and fulfilled, Magnus will need a home that can offer plenty of enrichment, structure, and love.
With the right guidance, Magnus will be an incredibly loyal and rewarding companion.