Look at this cutie – she was handed in to a Vets in Spain – she is about 11 months old and a doll. She is still learning to live an urban life – but she loves people, playing with dogs and getting cuddles. She does not have sight in one eye due to a congenital defect. This does not hold her back but it will need to be managed and monitored. She may need it removed in the future if it becomes to cause her a problem (it is no problem for her at present)
She is a terrier cross we think, but all cuteness.
She is in Spain and will be coming to the UK shortly – we will update the website after her arrival
Meet little Phil – he’s not even a year old and has been abandoned by his ‘family’ at a Pererra in Spain.
He will be coming to the UK shortly, and we will be able to write a detailed post in the coming days!
He has years and years ahead of him, so if you’d like to give our Little Foxy Phil a brand new fun-filled home, get in contact!
Let us introduce little Miss Scarlett, a little bundle of puppy fun!
A dog that has had a poor start in life found as a stray, and she hasn’t even reached her first birthday yet, but that hasn’t affected her enthusiasm for all things new. A clever little girl who will do anything for food or your approval, she likes nothing more than a rub behind the ear. We believe her to be a Border – Irish Terrier mix.
She’s fitted into foster really well here and her housemates are showing her the ropes (and a few naughty tricks too!)
Miss Scarlett needs a loving sofa and a loving family to share her many long years ahead of her!
Please fill in our TerrierSOSQuestionnaire2017 and return it to us, we look forward to hearing from you.
Cats: not tested –
Children: 10+ – she is vaccinated, microchipped and passported.
Location: UK Foster.
Rufus has just arrived in foster in London and we are still getting to know him.
Found as a very young puppy on the streets of Romania, he was taken in by volunteers at a humane shelter and looked after by a foster mummy who fed him alongside her own puppies. He turned one in August, and had been waiting for a foster place in the UK. Finally he is here! He is a lovely, friendly boy who loves cuddles. He loves human company and cherish following you around and turning on his back to get some cuddles. He can be submissive at times (crawling) in a typical Romanian dog way, so he needs lots of reassurance and building up his confidence. He is learning to walk on the lead and live indoors, but he has done very well in a very short time. He is very clever and keen to learn. He does lots of physical play and zoomies in the garden with his foster dog sister. In the park he is kept on the lead but desperate to go and play with other dogs. He is calm, affectionate, adored by other dog owners and park users, this dog will have a special place in the life of his adopters.
He has a passport, full vaccinations and is neutered. Date of birth: 24 August 2014
No cats or small furries. Children: 10+
Please download a questionnaire: TerrierSOSQuestionnaireMay2015
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If you can’t adopt right now but would like to make a difference and help Rufus and our other dogs – please consider donating via Paypal
Please Rex – a young fox terrier cross – he was in Spain with Perri – our other Terrier Cross
They were part of a family..but the parents got divorced and the dogs got forgotten. The mother was working full time and could not cope with children and dogs – so the dogs were either chained up in a yard or were allowed to roam free on the streets.
The dogs were at risk, and it is a miracle they did not get hit by a car. They are wonderful young boys – both fox terrier crosses.
Rex is neutered, fully vaccinated, and has a passport. They are great with people, and other dogs (with some males Rex can be a little growly – but soon settles with a verbal correction)
No cats or small furries. Children: 10+
Interested? Please download our application form
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