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8Mira's ideal home Mira would like her own private, secure garden where she can relax and play to her hearts content. She can live with children aged 14 years and over. Mira isn’t comfortable around other Dogs so would need adopters comfortable working on this and she would need to be kept on a lead out and about. She cannot live with any other pets. Mira is full of
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2Toastie's ideal home Toastie is searching for loving adopters who will give him time & space to adjust to home living. He needs to be the only dog for now but could potentially live with a dog-savvy cat & other pets if managed. Toastie could live with older children aged 15+ and, once settled in, could hopefully have his leaving hours built up to 3-4. Could you be Toastie's
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71Dinks's ideal home Dinks would do best in a home where he will be the only dog, but he is coming on leaps and bounds with his confidence around them, so a home that can continue his sociability out and about would be great for him! It isn’t essential for Dinks to have access to a garden as long as his exercise needs can be met. Dinks would be best suited to a home where any
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3Wilson's ideal home Wilson is a sweet boy who can live with children aged 12 and over. He would love a private, secure garden to run around in, he can't live with cats but could potentially live with another dog, dependant on meets at the centre (the dog must be neutered/ spayed). Wilson could also live with small furries if kept separate. He would thrive in a home that is
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