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MICKEY – 10 months old, Male, Mixed Breed. £200. Mixed Breed Age: 11 months. Mickey is a rescue puppy from Cyprus who is looking for his forever person or family. He is currently living near Nuneaton. Here is a little about him: Mickey is a 10 month old, Shepherd mix puppy.
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- Working Full-Time Means I Won’T Fit The Criteria to Rehome A Pet.
- I Won’T Be Able to Rehome A Dog Or Cat as I Don’T Have A Garden.
- All Pets in Rehoming Centres Are broken.
- You Don’T Know What You’Re Getting with A Rescue Pet.
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- You Can't Teach An Old, Rescue Dog New Tricks
- Rescue Dogs Will Always Be A Crossbreed.
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Our tailor made rehominglooks at each case individually and we’ll work hard to find a pet that’s the right match for you and your lifestyle so that you have a happy future together. Working full-time will not prevent you from rehoming a pet, provided that its needs are met. For a dog, this will include ensuring that you are able to come home regula...
That’s not the case. We don’t have any fixed rules about what makes the perfect home because we know every pet and their needs are different. Dogs will need an outside area to toilet, as will the vast majority cats, but this doesn’t necessarily need to be your own garden. Some cats will also need to remain indoors for health reasons.
Many people are put off getting a pet from a rehoming centre because they think they will come home with a whole host of problems or behaviour issues. Actually, the most common reason for dogs needing our help to find them a new home is that their previous owner no longer had the time to care for a pet. They’re far from ‘broken’, but much-loved pet...
This is not true. In fact, you’ll know more about an adult pet in a rehoming centre compared to a young animal as their personalities are already formed. When you meet a pet at a rehoming centre you can make sure they’re the right fit for your lifestyle. Pets that we rehome will be vaccinated, neutered where needed and dogs and cats will also be mi...
It’s actually quite the contrary in most cases. The dogs and cats in our care have often had experience living with children in a happy, loving home previously, and will make fantastic family pets. Our teams assess all pets to find out if they’re suitable for a family with young children, so we can find you the right match. Due to the commitment ne...
Pups’ brains soak up new information like sponges and they learn very quickly but, while it takes a little longer, you can certainly train an adult dogif you make it fun, positive and motivating.
Dogs at Blue Cross rehoming centres come in all shapes, sizes and ages; some are crossbreeds, and others aren’t. But choosing the right doggoes much deeper than appearances. Most dogs have been bred for a purpose and will still have natural instincts, whether it’s guarding, hunting or herding, so it’s important to do research on behavioural needs i...
We often have puppies and kittens looking for homes at Blue Cross. If you’re looking for a young pet, then keep in contact with your nearest centre as we regularly need to rehome them. But do consider getting an older dog or cat, rather than a puppy or kitten. This brings lots of benefits as their personalities are already established. And if you h...
A crossbreed dog is one whose parents are of two different breeds, or a mixture of several breeds. Crossbreeds often display a mixture of their parents' traits, so it's important to take this into account when thinking of buying or rehoming a crossbreed. This mix of traits inherited from the parents can combine in lots of different ways.
Aug 23, 2023 · According to the RSPCA, 7,412 dogs walked through their doors in 2021, up by 11.9% on the previous year. However, even though rescues increased, the numbers being rehomed dropped by 6% compared to the previous year, to 4,567. For the pup you bring home, adoption is a dogsend. Nonetheless, perhaps you’d prefer to purchase a purebred dog from a ...
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We’ll support you to embark on a new life with your dog. When we’ve matched you with a dog, we’ll help you welcome them to your home. After adoption we’ll keep in touch to see how you and the dog are doing. If you need any advice or support, we’re just a phone call away. With our nationwide Dog School, free behaviour ….
Oct 17, 2022 · The 2020’s could be reasonably described as the Doodle Era – with designer crossbreeds, and poodle crossbreeds in particular, having never been so popular. Many of these breeds have the reputation of being perfect family dogs. After all, they are just the right size for a family home, non-shedding, great temperaments, loads of fun, and easy ...
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The UK's Original Doodle Rescue. Doodle Trust is an established and recognised charitable organisation that works without prejudice and with empathy for the rehoming of all Poodle Cross dogs. Established in 2007, we are the UK's original Doodle rescue. We aim to educate the public on the pros and cons of all types of Poodle cross dogs.
