We’ve listed the puppies at the moment out there on the centre, all of that are aged between 10 months and 1 yr.
If you suppose you’re in a position to rehome one, you’ll find extra particulars on the web site.
You also can assist the centre by donating through the web site’s support page in the event you’re unable to undertake one of many dogs.
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3 puppies at Dogs Trust Evesham on the lookout for a brand new home
Leo
Gender – Male
Age – 1 yr
Breed – Jack Russell cross
Leo is on the lookout for a quiet home with a safe backyard as he has a historical past of escaping out of doors areas which can be much less safe.
He is a bit nervous so he’d prefer to have a secure area in his new home the place he can go when guests come by.
If he was to reside with youngsters, they would want to be aged 14 or above and he’ll have to be the one pet within the home.
His new house owners might want to regulate his luxating patella.
You can discover out extra about Leo through the Dogs Trust website.
Gengar
Gengar wants a safe backyard (Image: Dogs Trust)
Gender – Male
Age – 10 months
Breed – Belgian Shepherd (Malinois)
Gengar wish to reside in an energetic home that’s grownup solely as he has a behavior of mouthing individuals.
He wants a safe backyard with excessive fences as he has been leaping fences on the centre.
Gengar must be the one dog in his new home however he can have walking associates.
You can discover out extra about Gengar through the Dogs Trust website.
Obie
Obie wish to reside in an energetic home (Image: Dogs Trust)
Gender – Male
Age – 1 yr
Breed – Rhodesian Ridgeback/Mastiff cross
You can discover out extra about Obie through the Dogs Trust website.
Obie is on the lookout for an energetic home the place there are not any youngsters however as soon as he’s settled, he’d be capable of welcome guests of round teenage age.
He wants a safe backyard with fences which can be not less than 6ft excessive.
Obie may reside with one other canine pending a profitable combine on the centre.
He might be excessive so the opposite canine would want to match his play type.
