Dogs for Adoption

We currently have several dogs available for adoption, which are listed below.

We also have several dogs available for foster-to-adopt.

Be sure to also stay in touch via our socials for up-to-date announcements, fostering and adoption availability. 

Find your forever friend

  • Flambeau

    Female

    2 years

    Wolfhound Mix

    AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION – FLAMBEAU (AKA WILLOW)

    Willow has sadly had no adoption applications, and we would absolutely love to find her the forever home she deserves.

    Meet Flambeau (Willow), a beautiful 2-year-old Wolfhound mix with a huge personality and an even bigger heart. She’s an affectionate, energetic girl who loves adventures just as much as she loves cuddling up with her people at the end of the day.

    About Willow:

    2-year-old Wolfhound mix

    Affectionate, loyal and people-focused

    Energetic and would suit an active home

    Toilet trained

    Knows basic commands and enjoys learning

    Can live with another playful, confident dog

    Best suited to older children due to her size and enthusiasm

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  • Scooby

    Male

    1 year old

    Great Dane Mix

    AVAILABLE FOR ADOPTION

    Our beautiful Scooby is still searching for his forever home—and heartbreakingly, he has not received a single application.

    We cannot understand why nobody has chosen this affectionate, wonderfully goofy boy. Scooby has so much love to give and would absolutely adore finally finding a family to call his own.

    At only one year old, Scooby is a Great Dane mix with an enormous personality, an enthusiastic tail and a heart overflowing with love. He has absolutely no understanding of personal space—once he loves you, he will happily become your very large and loyal shadow!

    Scooby adores playing with his foster brother, Teddy, and would love a home with a friendly, playful dog to keep him company and help build his confidence. He has also spent time with a tiny dog and was absolutely fine.

    Although he becomes very excited when he sees other dogs on walks, it is simply because he desperately wants to play. Asking him to sit and giving him a moment to settle works beautifully.

    Scooby’s ideal home will offer:

    A friendly and playful canine companion

    A secure yard and spacious, open-plan indoor areas

    A family who is home more often than not

    Older children only due to his size and enthusiasm

    A cosy bed in his family’s bedroom

    A home where he will be left safely indoors when alone

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