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Dogs rehomed

Lost dogs

Dogs looking for new, caring homes

Saving just one dog won't change the world, 
but it surely will change the world for that one dog

 



At this present time we do not have 
any dogs in our care who are ready for rehoming

 

Dogs in reception

 


Dogs in reception
are either newly rescued or are receiving medical treatment prior to being rehomed.


Newly rescued dogs are assessed by our vets for medical attention, by foster carers for characteristics and needs, before being considered for re-homing.

Neutering

All our rescued dogs are neutered to reduce the large number of unwanted dogs, and to ensure that no dog for re-homing can breed, 

The exceptions are young puppies. We require their new owners to guarantee that they will be on a lead until after they have been neutered.

 

Dogs needing homes

We have donated pages to list dogs needing homes who are in the care of another rescue group 

Click on the dog above for  these pages

Join our small team of dog fosterers   

To help us cope with the demand we need to recruit a voluntary dog fosterer from the SE London/North West Kent area to join our small team of dog fosterers.  

We have unwanted dogs of all ages waiting to come into our care. 

Could you care for one of these dogs until a new home can be found? Please be aware that they may be in your care for weeks or several months at a time.

You need to have experience of dogs, be at home for much of the day and have your own transport.

If you are interested please chat it over with Teresa. 

Please call Teresa on 
01634 271456 or 07743 331397

 

 
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