The Canine Welfare Rescue Centre
As well as our pet hotel for dogs who are already loved, we also rescue and re home dogs who need a lucky break and a loving home. We will keep all the dogs until a new forever home is found, and therefore we have a non-destruction policy, which means that we have successfully re homed hundreds of dogs in over 30 years of running.
Most of our dogs come in from their previous homes and are given up by their owners for lots of different reasons.
We are self funded, meaning that we continuously raise money throughout the year to cover the expenses.
We do ask for an adoption fee. This is so that we can continue to help the dogs that are in our care. As nearly all the dogs that come to us have not been spayed or castrated this is generally done before the dog is re homed However, if this has not been done at the time of the adoption (this may be for varying reasons) then the new adopter is asked to do this at the earliest time possible.
If you see a dog you like and want to come and meet them, please contact us by phone or email We would also like you to email us some pictures of your house and garden, so have an idea of the type of home that you could offer to one of our dogs.
We do carry out home checks before and after an adoption takes place, and ask that new adopters keep in contact with us either via email or our facebook page ' Canine welfare rescue centre'
We are happy to give advice and help with any training issues once the dog has been adopted from us.
We are open every day for viewing's between 11 am and 2pm. Please call in advance.
The telephone number for Canine Welfare inquiries is 07823772994
and ask for Emma,
or Email -
Here are some of our current dogs who are in need of a new home:
OJ
2 year old
Sprocker Spaniel
Introducing OJ the 2 year old Spaniel.
OJ is a truely sweet little boy who finds himself needing a new home due to his owners long work hours.
OJ gets on well with other dogs and he loves people once hes got to know you, as he can be slightly nervous to begin with. ( for like 5 seconds untill a ball is offered!!!)
Hes Happy to be home alone for a few hours, and he travels well.
Oj loves playing ball and has a really happy playful character all smiles and waggy tails.
He could possible live with cats.
Oj is due to be neutered before rehoming.
Digby -
2 year old lurcher
Introducing Digby 2 year old lurcher
This handsome lad is looking for a new home.
Beautiful Digby would like a home with another dog and with adults only.
Hes bigger than a whippet but smaller than a Greyhound.
He is the sweetest most loveable boy. He loves a cuddle and a hug!
Ideally he is looking for a lurcher experienced home.
6 foot plus fencing is a must!
He knows many commands and walks lovely on the lead but his recall is not great - needs more training!
Used to being left at home for periods of time.
Comes with typical lurcher traits i.e surface surfing and Bin raiding
Not cat tested but i would say no at this stage.
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Eddie
7 year old
Rottweiler Cross
Labrador
Reserved pending meet and greet success
Eddie is looking for a new home due to a marriage break up.
Eddie takes his time to except people and a new owner would need to be prepared to visit several times to create a relationship with Eddie.
He used to live with an older Spaniel male, and gets on fine with other dogs
He has not spent any time around children, so an adult home is a must.
He may grumble and stay out of the way and try to hide in the beginning, but it took me 15 minutes to earn his trust.
He walks lovely on the lead and knows how to behave.
He is good in the car and loves his grub!
House trained and used to being left at home for periods of time.
Because we have a non destruction policy it means we do also have dogs staying with us who are not available for re homing : (, Both the boys below where handed into us by their owners for being abit 'grumpy.'
They now have a perminant home with us to live out their days : )
Benji
