22-09-2024 Daisy is a ridiculously sweet girl who has come to us from a home with her friend Ollie as their owner very sadly died. These two have been very loved and their little hearts are breaking to find themselves here especially without their mum. They are able to be adopted seperately, but we would hope they could stay together. Daisy is very confused as she is used to home comforts and kennels are loud and busy and she wants to be back in a home where she is loved and can love her human(s) back.  We are told Daisy walks on a lead, is house trained and is good with cats, children and other dogs so we would consider homing her and Ollie with any of these as long as the cats and chldren were dog savvy.  If you can offer this pair a home please put in an application form asap so their stay here is as short of possible.  They are a ready made pair would will make the perfect little companios for their lucky adopters.

09-10-2024 UPDATE

Daisy and Ollie have come into foster care with us until their forever homes are found. It was believed they should be re-homed together, but after assessment we found that they aren’t that bonded and can be rehomed separately, as they do have different needs, but can also be rehomed as a pair. Daisy LOVES playing with other dogs. She really does light up around them and can hide away when by herself, so Daisy (if rehomed separately to Ollie) needs to go with another playful but gently resident dog. She can be homed with young dog savvy children also. As Daisy is a longer-haired breed, she needs grooming daily which she absolutely loves! Daisy has been completely house clean, walks lead well. She is so cuddly and loves sleeping on the bed with you, cuddled right up by your side! She isn’t destructive when left alone. She really is a dream.  

22-09-2024 Daisy is a ridiculously sweet girl who has come to us from a home with her friend Ollie as their owner very sadly died. These two have been very loved and their little hearts are breaking to find themselves here especially without their mum. They are able to be adopted seperately, but we would hope they could stay together. Daisy is very confused as she is used to home comforts and kennels are loud and busy and she wants to be back in a home where she is loved and can love her human(s) back.  We are told Daisy walks on a lead, is house trained and is good with cats, children and other dogs so we would consider homing her and Ollie with any of these as long as the cats and chldren were dog savvy.  If you can offer this pair a home please put in an application form asap so their stay here is as short of possible.  They are a ready made pair would will make the perfect little companios for their lucky adopters.

09-10-2024 UPDATE

Daisy and Ollie have come into foster care with us until their forever homes are found. It was believed they should be re-homed together, but after assessment we found that they aren’t that bonded and can be rehomed separately, as they do have different needs, but can also be rehomed as a pair. Daisy LOVES playing with other dogs. She really does light up around them and can hide away when by herself, so Daisy (if rehomed separately to Ollie) needs to go with another playful but gently resident dog. She can be homed with young dog savvy children also. As Daisy is a longer-haired breed, she needs grooming daily which she absolutely loves! Daisy has been completely house clean, walks lead well. She is so cuddly and loves sleeping on the bed with you, cuddled right up by your side! She isn’t destructive when left alone. She really is a dream.