Your Enquiry:
Please read the profiles carefully and only apply for the dog, or dogs, that match your circumstances. To apply for adoption please complete an enquiry form and provide as much information as possible so we can make sure you are the most suitable match. Information we need on the application includes a valid email address and contact number, home address and information about your home life like working hours, children (living in and visiting the home) and any other pets or regular animal visitors.
The adoption donation is £200 per dog - we will also provide a £50 contribution towards the neutering of puppies and any dog unable to be neutered prior to rehoming; this will be paid direct to the vet of your choice. The adoption donation helps us to provide the vet care and boarding the dog has while in our care and all dogs being rehomed will be neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.
Disclaimer: We do not place our dogs in a foster home with any children under the age of 5 and we do not place our dogs in an adopted home with any children under the age of 8 due to the unknown history of the dog's life.
There may be exceptions dependent on if the dog’s history is known. We apologise for any disappointment or inconvenience.
We aim to respond to enquiries within 5 working days but as the rescue is often at full capacity and is ran entirely by volunteers please be patient with us. We try to get back to all enquiries in due course. More photos and updates about the rescue and our dogs is available from our facebook and twitter pages.
The adoption donation is £200 per dog - we will also provide a £50 contribution towards the neutering of puppies and any dog unable to be neutered prior to rehoming; this will be paid direct to the vet of your choice. The adoption donation helps us to provide the vet care and boarding the dog has while in our care and all dogs being rehomed will be neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.
Disclaimer: We do not place our dogs in a foster home with any children under the age of 5 and we do not place our dogs in an adopted home with any children under the age of 8 due to the unknown history of the dog's life.
There may be exceptions dependent on if the dog’s history is known. We apologise for any disappointment or inconvenience.
We aim to respond to enquiries within 5 working days but as the rescue is often at full capacity and is ran entirely by volunteers please be patient with us. We try to get back to all enquiries in due course. More photos and updates about the rescue and our dogs is available from our facebook and twitter pages.
Dogs available for Foster
Max
Breed: Akita
Age: About 2 years.
Sex: Male
Neutered: Yes
Vaccinated: Yes
Microchipped: Yes
Children: No. Adult only
Cats: No
Dogs: Fine meeting dogs on leash on walks.
Description
Max is a typical, young, strong akita lad who likes his own space.
We absolutely need someone who knows his breed well. So an Akita experienced home only please.
Max cannot go to an inexperienced home as there has been an incident in a home which resulted in someone being bitten.
Max is impeccably behaved in kennels and loves long walks with our volunteers where there has never been any problems.
He walks well and sits and takes treats gently.
He has always been fine walking past and meeting other dogs on his walks.
He may be able to live with a well rounded dog of similar breed and size. With careful introductions in the home.
Max would make an ideal companion for someone who loves the great outdoors and has perhaps lost their beloved Akita and needs a new walking partner to explore with.
He prefers a hands off approach in the home where he can chill undisturbed after a long hike. Although Max is a friendly boy on walks he definitely is NOT a cuddly lap dog as he enjoys his own space.
If you feel you have the experience Max needs. Please follow the link
http://www.anydogildorescue.org/fostering-enquiry-form.html and fill out a foster form, giving all relevant experience.
Once in foster we will pay for a behaviourist to visit your home to offer one to one support to give Max the best chance of success in his foster home with view to his foster carer adopting him.
Available for Adoption
Archie
Sex: Male
Age: 2 year (DOB 9 October 2020)
Breed: Jack Russell Terrier
Neutered: Yes
Vaccinated: Yes
Microchipped: Yes
Child Friendly: Yes but only living with older teenagers
Dog friendly: Yes and could live with another young playful terrier
Cat friendly: No
Small furry friendly: No
Bird friendly: No
Brief description:
Archie is a lovely JRT pup but he still has a lot to learn.
He has attitude and behaviours that require improvement, through ongoing training and boundaries being set for him.
Archie can react negatively to what he sees as confrontational situations. He is still learning to trust his humans and he can feel threatened if someone tries to impose themselves on him. Archie currently needs a softly softly approach and only positive reward behavioural training.
Archie has lots of energy and does enjoy his exercise.
He is crate trained and will take himself off to his crate for a snooze. He happily chooses to go in or out when he wants to. He is never locked in.
Archie is looking for a forever home where his owner has the experience and understanding of dogs with the potential to display negative behaviours. Someone that is willing to help him settle in a new home, giving him lots of space and time to adjust and continue with his training. For Archie, a settling in period is measured in weeks and not days.
We believe Archie will do best in a quiet home where there are not too many people for him to adjust to or perhaps feel threatened by. He doesn’t like to be crowded.
We will ask the successful applicant to initially foster Archie before his adoption is completed.
If you feel you could provide the perfect forever home for Archie, please get in touch with us by filling out our adoption enquiry form
http://www.anydogildorescue.org/adoption-enquiry-form.html
Sex: Male
Age: 2 year (DOB 9 October 2020)
Breed: Jack Russell Terrier
Neutered: Yes
Vaccinated: Yes
Microchipped: Yes
Child Friendly: Yes but only living with older teenagers
Dog friendly: Yes and could live with another young playful terrier
Cat friendly: No
Small furry friendly: No
Bird friendly: No
Brief description:
Archie is a lovely JRT pup but he still has a lot to learn.
He has attitude and behaviours that require improvement, through ongoing training and boundaries being set for him.
Archie can react negatively to what he sees as confrontational situations. He is still learning to trust his humans and he can feel threatened if someone tries to impose themselves on him. Archie currently needs a softly softly approach and only positive reward behavioural training.
Archie has lots of energy and does enjoy his exercise.
He is crate trained and will take himself off to his crate for a snooze. He happily chooses to go in or out when he wants to. He is never locked in.
Archie is looking for a forever home where his owner has the experience and understanding of dogs with the potential to display negative behaviours. Someone that is willing to help him settle in a new home, giving him lots of space and time to adjust and continue with his training. For Archie, a settling in period is measured in weeks and not days.
We believe Archie will do best in a quiet home where there are not too many people for him to adjust to or perhaps feel threatened by. He doesn’t like to be crowded.
We will ask the successful applicant to initially foster Archie before his adoption is completed.
If you feel you could provide the perfect forever home for Archie, please get in touch with us by filling out our adoption enquiry form
http://www.anydogildorescue.org/adoption-enquiry-form.html
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