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Dogs for Adoption

 

Browse all of the dogs currently in our care that are in search of their forever homes.

If you are interested in re-homing one of our dogs, please e-mail into us at info@allcreatureslife.org to request a "Perfect Match Form".

If you would like to make a donation towards the costs of looking after the dogs and/or the upkeep of our kennels, please use the "DONATE" button on this website. Many thanks! 

 

Important Re-homing Criteria for Dogs

  • Adult dogs - a re-homing donation of £250.00 is requested. Dogs under 12 months - a re-homing donation of £350.00 is requested. This helps us cover the costs of caring for our dogs, neutering, worm and flea treatment and also any further required veterinary care.
  • If you live in rented accommodation you will need your landlord's written consent and will need to send this to us via email. 
  • All dogs rehomed from us will be up to date with flea and worming treatment and will be neutered and microchipped before leaving the Sanctuary. (Unless exempt for medical reasons). 
  • We do not re-home our dogs with existing dogs that are not neutered (unless for medical or exceptional circumstances).

The Process

  • If your application is successful, we will invite all household members in to attend a "meet and greet" with the dog. All household members must attend in order to go ahead to the next stage. 
  • If the above is successful, we will then move onto a home visit to check the premises and the garden. Once this has been passed you will then move onto booking an Adoption Date.
  • All Adopters will receive 4 weeks Free PetPlan Insurance upon Adopting an animal from us. 

After re-homing, you'll be able to access advice from the Sanctuary as needed for the rest of the dog's life.

Our Dog Assessor and Trainer, Gary Mathlin is happy to aid and advise with any queries. 

RESERVED

Tony

Breed: Collie X, Male 

Date of Birth: 1st January 2017

Arrived to Kennels: 29th June 2024

 
Can I live with other dogs?

Potentially. Tony lived with a Staff X Labrador in his previous home. We believe he may do well in a home with a dog of a similar size.

Can I live with teenagers?

Yes

Can I live with young children?

Potentially (dog savvy)

Do I have any medical issues?

No 

Can I live with cats?

No

Am I good on the lead?

Yes but can sometimes be wary of traffic going past 

Tony is a spirited dog who is full of energy.

This handsome chap has come in to our care through no fault of his own and is now looking for understanding adopters, who can give him the stable environment and the active lifestyle that he needs.

Tony came in with another dog but sadly due to kennel spacing, they had to be separated. Tony isn't a huge fan of kennel life. He adores going out for lead walks and having off lead time in our secure fields but being in the kennel itself has freaked him out a little bit. He is a very calm, chilled boy who just wants a peaceful life. He loves cuddles and affection and is in desperate need of some home comforts. 

His favourite thing in the world is water, upon entering our fields he will beeline for the tap that is connected to the paddling pools, given the chance, he will dig and splash in the water all day. Adopters need to be aware that he also likes to do this with his water bowl within the kennel, we are unsure if he will do this once in a home but if you don't mind some soggy socks every now and again, Tony may be the dog for you. 

Training wise, we have noticed that Tony can be a little bit wary of traffic whilst out on a walk, this can be worked on with guidance and tips from our ACGAS trainer.  

 

*Favourite thing in the whole world - Water

*Reason for rehoming - Relocating to different country*

GOING INTO FOSTER - 23RD SEPTEMBER

Miley

Breed: British Bull Dog, Female

Date of Birth: 6th April 2021

Arrived to Kennels: 2nd August 2024

Can I live with other dogs? Potentially but due to Miley needing multiple surgeries, a home without another dog would be best for her right now. 

Can I live with teenagers?

Yes

Can I live with young children?

Potentially - applications will only be accepted if the child/children have lived with a dog before

Do I have any medical issues?

Yes - Sadly Miley has a lot of medical conditions, she is awaiting BOAS Surgery: BOAS surgery aims to correct anatomical abnormalities in dogs with brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome - The procedure typically involves:
  • Widening the nostrils
  • Shortening the elongated soft palate
  • Removing any obstructed tissue in the throat
  • Improving air passage for easier breathing.

Miley also has Cherry Eye, as seen in her photo - Awaiting surgery - Cherry eye is a condition where the gland inside the third eyelid prolapses (pops out)It appears as a red fleshy mass and can be uncomfortable for the affected individual. If left untreated, it can lead to other eye problems such as conjunctivitis and corneal ulcers. 

Can I live with cats?

No

Am I good on the lead?

Yes 

 

Miley lacks in a bit of confidence and is seeking a family or individual who will welcome her into her new home with open arms and understanding.

She can be a little timid at times and therefore her new owners must ensure they use positive training methods towards her. We sadly do not know much about Miley's background but she does tend to flinch quite often around her handlers and can cower low to the ground, as if preparing for something negative to happen. Once Miley gets to know you, her character really starts to shine through. She is a wonderful girl with a playful personality, she is not afraid to run into your legs to announce her arrival. Miley adores human attention and is a right little snuggle bug. 

Miley has not been dog tested whilst in our care, this is due to her requiring multiple surgeries at this time and we want her as calm as possible. We do know that Miley has lived with other dogs in his previous home and is not bothered by dogs whilst out on a walk. She is looking to be the only dog at home at the moment but has the potential to build relationships with calm, well rounded dogs on walks in the future. 

RESERVED

Bodie

Breed: Sprocker Spaniel, Male

Date of Birth: 25th January 2019

Arrived to Kennels: 1st September 2024

Can I live with other dogs? Potentially, subject to a meet and greet on Site. 

Can I live with teenagers?

Yes - Bodie has lived with teenagers in his previous home. 

Can I live with young children?

No 

Do I have any medical issues?

No

Can I live with cats?

No - has never been around

Am I good on the lead?

Bodie requires a bit of training with his loose lead walking, he can pull on occasion and requires a strong handler. 

 

Bodie has such a wonderful, goofy personality. He loves to wiggle his entire body when greeting new people & will crawl across the floor doing yoga stretches when out on the grass. Everyday he has been with us has been a joy. 

This handsome boy has only been in with us a short time but he has settled in extremely well. As long as he gets his 3 walks a day and plenty of brain games, he's happy!

He does love a cuddle on occasion but the majority of the time he just wants to play fetch. Toys are LIFE!

He has met a Staff members Spaniel with no issues and is not bothered by other dogs whilst out on a walk. 

Bodie would benefit from living with an experienced spaniel owner due to his training needs. Someone who enjoys working with high drive dogs would be ideal. Bodie is an "all weather" dog and will want to go out on long, adventurous walks come rain or shine! 

The individual/family will need a lot of time to dedicate to his on-going training. 

 

Reason for Rehoming - Guarding objects within the home - family finding it difficult to manage 

If you would like more information on any of the dogs available for adoption or have any questions, please contact the Sanctuary on:

(01633) 866144

OR

info@allcreatureslife.org