Dogs for adoption

Following the new national lockdown restrictions announced on 4th January we will continue to rehome our animals following government guidelines and temporary processes. If you are interested in adopting one of our animals, please complete a perfect match form or get in touch. Our animal centre pet supplies shop is classed as essential retail and will remain open for purchases in store and online.

We ask you to complete a perfect match form. This involves a few simple questions which are designed to ensure you get the ideal dog to suit your lifestyle.
The perfect match process reduces stress on our dogs in kennels and ensures the dogs are seen in the best environment. The process is best for our dogs and any potential adopters so thank you for supporting us in caring for our dogs’ needs.
Reserves do not always end in adoption and we do take second reserves at no cost.

Adoption fees:

Adult Dogs Start from £150. Puppies (6 Months and under) from £200.

Our Adoption Prices Include:

De-fleaing and Worming

Full Vaccination (You would just need to keep up with the yearly booster)

Neutering

Microchipping

Engraved name tag

Voucher to spend in our pet supply store.

4 Weeks free Pet plan insurance.

Latest

Tyler

Loves: Our paddock
Thomas

Loves: Fuss
Timothy

Loves: Being with somebody
Tracey

Loves: Bouncing

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