Located in Mildenhall, Suffolk

My name is Freddie and I am approximately 3 years old. I love other dogs but can be a bit nervous when I first meet new people. I am a bit of a comedian. After a few visits we will be friends forever.

Located in Mildenhall, Suffolk

My name is Lexi and I am a 6 year old girl. I have previously lived with children and other dogs so with careful introductions and a few visits I could potentially live with another dog or children.

I love people once I get to know them.  

Located in Sleaford, South Lincs

My name is Ranger and I am around 6 years old. My previous owner was working long hours and I began to get separation related anxiety. I am doing well with this in kennels and can be left on my own for short periods.

I walk well on harness and lead and can pass other dogs with no issues. I might react if they bark at me though. I can be a little worried about men that I don't know.​

I do take a little while to warm to you. I am more worried by men and will take longer to relax around them. Once I get to know you, we will be best buddies. I love being groomed and getting affection from you.

Located in Sleaford, South Lincs

My name is little Willow and I am approximately 2 years old. When I first arrived in rescue as a very young puppy, around 4 months old, I was incredibly fearful and wouldn't let anyone get near me. I have made huge progress and with slow, careful introductions I soon get used to new people.

If I see dogs out on my walks I am happy to see them with just a little distance.

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I do need an experienced, adult only home to continue with my confidence building. It is important that there are no visiting children either as I had bad experiences with children as a puppy. The home needs to be quiet with few visitors I take time to get to know new people.

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I will need quite a few visits to get to know you but once I do , I will be incredibly affectionate and fun to be with. I walk beautifully on harness and lead and am happy sniffing, observing people and other dogs or just walking along with you.

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Ideally, potential adopters will live within a reasonable travelling distance to Sleaford/Holbeach so the rescue can provide ongoing support if needed.