Can The T-Pups live with dogs? Could live with another fully vaccinated and neutered dog, pending introductions
Can The T-Pups live with children? They could live with children of 12+
More about The T-Pups:
Meet Tess, Tara, Toly, Tooker and Tate, AKA the T-Pups! They came to us after sadly being abandoned as an unsold litter.
The T-Pups are looking for new homes to go to the week of the 16th September, and we will not be able to hold them for any longer – they must all leave our care next week, so that none are left in kennels by themselves. They will need to go to homes with direct access to a garden, where they can explore until they are fully vaccinated, and as they are so young, they are not yet housetrained. The T-pups must go to puppy training classes, as this is vital for their socialisation and giving them a good start in life. Their new owners must be prepared to drive them back to our partner vets for second vaccinations when they are due. Please note that whilst we can take preferences such as gender into account, we will be matching each pup to the most suitable applicant – you do not need to specify a specific pup on your application form.
If you would like to adopt one of the T-pups please fill out a rehoming questionnaire and a member of the team will get in contact within 48 hours. For questions or queries, please contact the office directly –020 8341 3196 / info@alldogsmatter.co.uk
Female, Male Cockapoo 8 weeks Can live with children over 12, Can't live with cats, Could possibly live with another dog, Needs direct access to a garden Rehomed
£2 a day pays for a doggy dinner
£5 a day pays for a microchip
£10 a day pays for a warm night in kennels
£15 pays for a single vaccine
£75 pays for the average cost of a neuter
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