Explaining our Dogs for Rehoming Web Page


In Kennels - Foster Home Needed! – These dogs are up for adoption but are currently living in a private boarding kennels as we do not have our own kennels. The main reason we ask for temporary foster homes is because we feel this gives us the best way of finding out what the dogs like and dislikes are. It also gets the dogs used to living in a home ready for their transaction to a permanent home.
 
In Foster Home – These dogs are in temporary foster homes while they are looking for their forever homes, they get lots of love and attention and learn to live in a home environment again making it easier for them to adjust to a new home. We can them match homes better as we get to know the dogs personalities better. We are ALWAYS looking for new foster homes, as the more we have the more dogs we can save.
 
On Home Trial – These are dogs that have potential new homes, the potential new owners have meet the dog and decided they would like to have them on a home trial for a week. We offer a week’s home trial to ensure the dog you have chosen is the right dog for you and your family. We like to offer the home trial, as we want to find our dogs the perfect new forever home. The only time we don’t offer a home trial is to a dog under 20 weeks, as a puppy is a puppy and is going to need basic training and socialisation, they will poo and wee in your house and will probably chew things left around that you may not want them to.
 
In Own Home - These dogs are looking for new homes mainly due to a change in their owners circumstances but currently are still living with their present owners. We advertise these dogs on our Website, if you are interested in any of these dogs we take your details and then pass them on to the present owner of the dog and they contact you direct. Obviously you are taking the dog direct from the owner so you won’t be signing our normal adoption papers but we would be grateful for a donation for the part we play, which will go towards helping to save other dogs.