6Stella's ideal home Stella needs a home free of other pets as she is very nervous and lacks social skills. We have no history for her but due to her needing slow introductions to people she is best suited to a home where any children are over 16. Could you be Stella's perfect match? Stella is an awful lot of fun but she does need time to warm up to people. She seems naturally
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3Fifi's ideal home This sweet girl would love a home with a private, secure garden where she can potter around and work on her housetraining which she is doing really well with in foster. She would like to be the only dog in the home but she is very friendly and would love to continue with ongoing socialisation when out on walks. She enjoys playing with other Dogs but can
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3Nova's ideal home Nova will need to be the only pet in the home and any children living with her will need to be over the age of 12. She is house trained and once settled could be left for an hour or two. Nova is a worried girl and would be best suited to a quiet home where she can settle and be exposed to new things at a slow and steady pace. Could you be Nova's perfect
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4Flower's ideal home Meet the beautiful and spirited Flower. This lovely girl came into our care as a stray, so we don’t know much about her past. Flower is looking for a patient and understanding home where she can learn the skills she may have missed out on. She would do best with children aged 14 and up who are confident around lively, bouncy Dogs, as she can sometimes
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8Wilma's ideal home Wilma is a little bundle of Bulldog joy who just needs to find the right home for her. She finds children and Dogs a bit worrying so is looking for a quiet environment in an adult-only home as the only pet. Don’t let this put you off though, because if you’re a fan of Bulldogs and can offer Wilma what she needs then she’s an absolute treasure. She
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2Lilli's ideal home Lilli is a beautiful little lady who loves nothing more than spending time with people. As she wants a calm and quiet home she won’t want to live with young kids. Older teenagers would be fine though, and younger visitors would also be ok. Lilli could potentially live with another calm dog in the home after a meet at the centre. She can also live with
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