Nala is a 8 month old girl who is now ready for adoption. She is looking for a very specific home with humans who understands she will need continued training, reassurance and guidance. This will take time.

Nala is looking for a dog and child free home, adults only. She needs a quiet home, ideally in a rural setting or somewhere that is very quiet. She is currently in foster with a cat, who mainly lives outdoors. She loves the cat but is boisterous and wants to play all the time. Any resident cat would need to be dog savvy and like dogs. She does like other dogs and we would be keen for her to have play time with other dogs however only 1 or 2 at a time. Nala will not cope going into a doggy care setting so please do not apply if you plan to use a day care or a dog walker with a large number of dogs.

Nala is a scared little girl at times and she will react by snapping and biting. She can be your best friend then get scared and react. We know some of her triggers and this will be discussed with new owners. If she is taken out her routine she will be upset so she needs owners who will have a steady routine, that she knows won't change.

We will provide behaviourist support for little Nala and as she is still very young we are positive she will flourish in her new forever home. She has had a lot of upheaval already so this needs to be her final move.

Nala is currently in foster in Sheffield so whoever adopts her must be prepared to fetch her from there. Her adoption fee is £500 and she is neutered, and will be wormed and flead before leaving her foster home.

If you’ve already applied to adopt, your application will automatically be considered if you meet the criteria but please feel free to contact us if you are interested.

If you haven’t applied, please submit an application Thank you.

She is not keen on going out for walks but again this has improved but she is spooked by so many things, after slow introductions she can live with another dog if that dog is patient and can cope with her lack of manners at times!

She has nipped a couple of times when scared and nervous and doesn’t like new people getting in her face.

She does try to chase cats

She finds young children and noisy busy environments very worrying and we are looking for a quieter home probably more rural than a city centre with owners who are around a lot of the time with oodles of patience - in return she is the most loving and caring girl who just needs to know she is safe and loved.

Bee is currently in the Wolverhampton area and prospective adopters will need to travel there to meet her. Her adoption fee is £400

Lottie is nearly 18months old - she is a very friendly and loving girl but doesn’t alway recognise when she is being too full on. In foster she has come on leaps and bounds and with time, consistent training and socialisation she is bound to continue to improve.

She has been extremely fear reactive when seeing other dogs - she lunges and screeches but the foster family have worked hard with this and she has now made a couple of dog friends - this is an ongoing training issue and Lottie will either be best with one other calm and tolerant dog to show her the ropes or as an only dog with potential to meet other dogs and socialise. She can be full on and a bit too much for many dogs - her manners and social etiquette is still lacking.

She hasn’t lived with cats or others furries but has shown interest in chasing so wont be rehomed with either.

She has lived with children but can be nippy and mouthy and wont be rehomed with very young or inexperienced families.

She can be left but only for short periods - again this will need building up with training and when she feels safe and secure.

She has some allergies and this may require ongoing treatment.

Lottie will need further training, behavioural input and experienced handling, so please consider if this is something you can provide.

Lottie is currently in Leamington Spa and prospective adopters will need to travel to meet her (will need to met any prospective new fur brother or sister prior to adoption)

Her adoption fee is £450

PLEASE KEEP READING!

If you have already submitted an adoption application in the past year, you will be automatically considered - but feel free to comment if interested.

Otherwise if you would like to be considered please submit an application.

Please read the ‘Adoption Proceedures’ again  where the process is fully explained.

Thank you

Ronnie has been in the Sanctuary for rehabilitation since February and is now looking for his new special home. Ronnie is a boy who will need owners who listen to advice and follow guidelines for him. He will go to a home on a FOSTER TO ADOPT basis.

Ronnie came into the rescue due to his extreme nipping and guarding issues. Joy and her team have been working with Ronnie and he has not tried to nip/bite for few months.

Ronnie will fit into multi dog home but no children or cats. He sleeps quietly in a crate by night. Ronnie has strange food tastes as won’t eat dog food so that will need to be worked on.

Ronnie is a very busy dog and can have moments where he gets very wound up, panting and stressing but this is sorted by taking him for a little walk, a body rub and cuddle with someone he has bonded with.

Ronnie is a little boy who will need a lot of time and patience so please do not offer him a new home if you can't commit to his needs.

If you have a current application in and feel you could offer Ronnie a home please let us know and I will review your application. New applications are welcomed, they form can be completed through our website.