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Meet our dogs looking for a forever home

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Female
Greyhound
4 years
Can live with children over 10, Can't live with cats, Could possibly live with another dog
Available for adoption

Vicky

Male
Greyhound
4 years
Can't live with cats, Needs direct access to a garden
Available for adoption

Biscuit

Female
Staffie Cross
6 years
Can live with children over 12, Can't live with cats, Prefers to be the only dog in the home
Reserved

Reserved

Lucy

Female
Greyhound
3 years
Can live with children over 12, Can't live with cats, Could possibly live with a calm male dog
Available for adoption

Sophie

Female
Mastiff
2 years
Can live with children over 12, Can't live with cats, Needs direct access to a garden, Prefers to be the only dog in the home
Available for adoption

Cassie

Male
Greyhound
3 years
Can't live with cats, Needs direct access to a garden
Available for adoption

Addy

Male
Yorkshire Terrier Cross
6 years
Can live with children over 10, Can't live with cats, Could possibly live with a calm female dog, Needs direct access to a garden
Reserved

Reserved

Ted

Female
American Bulldog
11 months
Can live with children over 10, Can't live with cats, Needs direct access to a garden
Available for adoption

Lady

Male
Dogue de Bordeaux
8 months
Can live with children over 14, Needs direct access to a garden
Reserved

Reserved

Theodore

Female
Husky
7 years
Can live with children over 16, Can't live with other dogs, I am an active breed
Available for adoption

Princess Jasmine

Female
Crossbreed
9-10 years
Can live with children over 12
Available for adoption

Elsie

Male
English Bulldog
4 years
Can live with children over 12, Can't live with cats, Can't live with other dogs, Needs direct access to a garden, Prefers to be the only dog in the home
Reserved

Reserved

Boysie
"We genuinely believe that the benefits of rescuing a dog to the adoptive family and dog are huge. We would urge anyone thinking about getting a dog to contact a charity or visit a rehoming centre."
Suzie, ADM adopter