Willow
Doberman x German Shepherd
3 Years Old
- Female
She is vaccinated & micro chipped, not spayed but any adopter will be eligible for a voucher to cover 50% of the cost, no experience of cats, never…
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Potential adopters can only view a dog once we have spoken with you and carried out a home visit.
We are happy to accept a minimum donation of £250 to adopt a dog. This is vital funding to support our kennelling and veterinary costs and to enable us to service our voucher scheme which is exclusive to our adopters.
We currently:
- Re-home an average of 120 dogs annually;
- Liaise with other dog charities and the Dog Warden.
- Run a fostering service for dogs signed into the care of Barrk, who have a long-term illness/condition and/or are very senior;
Our dogs looking to be rehomed
Please ensure that you have read the particular dog’s profile and that you can meet all their needs before submitting a pro-forma.
Bella
Pug x Jack Russell
9 Years Old
- Female
- Nervous
- No Recall
Bella is fine around dogs she meets when out and about, will need access to a secure garden
Jessie
Patterdale Terrier
7 Months
- Female
- Bouncy
- Energetic
She has no experience of cats and given that she has a high prey drive
Mia
Collie x Staffordshire Bull Terrier
8 months
- Female
Mia was picked up as an abandoned dog, so we have limited information, we think she is around 8 month old, she is currently in a foster home and is interacting well with the other dogs there, she appears to be afraid of the resident cat, she comes across as a very affectionate girl, she has been a bit spooked by some of the new household noises and routines, we suspect she has not been living in a house before.
How rehoming works
1
Enquire
Contact us by phone or email
2
Follow Up
This will be followed up with a home visit to your property.
3
Acceptance
Rehomed once you have been assessed and accepted.
We are happy to accept a minimum donation of £250 to adopt a dog. This is vital funding to support our kenneling and veterinary costs which are ever increasing each year.