We will always take our animals back if you do not get on with them

BUT PLEASE GIVE THEM A CHANCE.

It may take weeks, months or Years for an animal to settle down.

Same Daily Routine is the most helpful in settling down your new adoptee quickly.

Daily exercise is most important preferably at the same time and before feeding.

We will always be registered on the animals Microchip details

We have more animals for Adopting companion ponies, dogs, cats, rabbits

Older animals, staffies, rotties, greyhounds and black and white cats are really hard to home. Please give them a chance colour or type does not make them any less loving. Only the way the owner treats them.

Please remember we can only give you what information we have learned or know about the animals. Some maybe strays or the owners have passed away.

Milo

was brought in to the sanctuary as a family split up. He has been out twice but brought back due to being very lively. This dog jumps around a lot.

Alfie 

was brought in to the sanctuary as a stray by a MOP. He is a lovely dog neutered, chipped and well looked after. He is well mannered & well behaved, good with other dogs. He is around 17 months old. We have tried to contact the owners & left messages on their phone, put him on facebook and informed the dog wardens.

Lucy

is an 18 month old chipped female JRT x Staff. She is a nice dog but a bit of a yapper. She has huge ears. She is good with kids and quite playful. She was brought in as the owners child is allergic to her.

Alfie

is an 11 month old staffie. Bad manners as never stops jumping all over you. He is only a baby had nothing done. He is very friendly & affectionate typical staffy type. His owner unfortunately passed away.