Have a look at this lovely older boy who goes by the name of Brom. Sadly he finds himself in rescue because his dad passed away and his world has been turned upside down. He is fine around other dogs, unknown with cats and loves all people he has met....

This beautiful little girl found herself in the stray pound, we welcomed her with open arms. Please meet Siri who is around a year old. Siri is a little diamond, she quite simply adores people and has the sweetest nature. Siri hasn’t seen much of life and everything is very...

Everyone by now will know that most straying & unwanted dogs end up in the dog pound. They get well cared for whilst they are there but their days are limited. The staff/volunteers/pound pullers then starting asking the rescues for their help. Please meet Janie who sadly ended up in...

Please meet Troy. Troy is a Rottie cross GSD, he’s around a year old and he’s still entire. Troy has lived all of his short life on a chain and he is a very nervous boy. This very handsome chap hasn’t seen anything of the outside world so everything is...

We were asked to take in this gorgeous little fella – how could we refuse?! Please meet Max who is approximately 3 years old, he is chipped, still entire and about to start his vaccinations. We are told that Max has previously lived alongside another dog although we don’t know...

This beautiful girl is Ruby, she is 12 months old, chipped and about to start her vaccinations. Ruby has had a rubbish start to her life, she was kept on a chain along with another dog. Under all her thick coat she is very thin, we are slowly building her...

Another handsome lad who found his way in council kennels having been picked up as a stray. His time had run out so we had to help. Apollo is about 3 years of age. Now neutered. He was microchipped but it was not registered! His vaccinations will be restarted. Walks...

We received this email from local kennels: “He came into us as a stray, 1year old, entire male, microchipped, 1st vaccination done. Tested with other dogs, was reactive – could be due to being unsocialised, frustrated and young. If you need any more information just let us know.” Of course...