Dogs wanting Homes 2
PEPSI
AGE 8 years
GENDER female
BREED Wirehaired Pointer
COMMENTS Pepsi is a 8 year old female Wirehaired Pointer. This beautiful girl does not look her age, she enjoys her walks and is good on a lead, she can be alittle shy at first but soon enjoys a fuss, she is toilet trained and is a quiet girl. Pepsi is looking for a home with another large male or preferably as a only dog.
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George
Age: 2-3 year sold
Gender: Male
Breed: Boxer
Comments: George was living with a homeless person who sadley had to go into a hospital with no immediate plans to be able to get out. So the police had to find George who was running loose in a park. He was very naughty and wouldn't come back! George is a typical naughty boxer and does need some good social skills being taught to him.
Ideal Home: Experienced boxer owner would be ideal- or someone that is willing to take George on and train him. He isn't great with other dogs but is in a kennel with another dog so this could be worked on PLEASE CLICK HERE FOR MORE PHOTOS
ELTON & KIKKI
Age: elderly
Gender: Elton is male and Kiki is female
Breed: Spitz
Comments: Elton and Kiki are both elderly dogs who need to be rehomed together. Their previous owner died, so a quiet home would be suitable. They must be very confused to what on earth is going on coming from a loving home - can you replace the love from their owner sadly passed on?
Ideal Home: A relaxed home to live in peace and quiet
DOYLE
Age: 1 – 2 years
Gender: Male
Breed: Rottweiler crossbreed
Comments: Doyle is a very fun loving dog, although he has been at the centre for a while now and seems to get overlooked. He enjoys his walks and especially loves to play fetch; he would play all day if he could. Doyle is in a foster home and is house trained and really an ideal pet.
Ideal Home: A family who wants to play as much as Doyle!
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thats a plastic chicken he's got LOL!!
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