3Cocoa's ideal home Cocoa our gentle giant is ready to find her new home. She has a good history of living with children and due to her sweet nature is suitable to live with those of primary school age. Cocoa has also lived with Dogs before and would be happy to do so again in her new home, pending a successful mix in centre. Although we have no history of Cocoa around cats,
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity • Evesham, Worcestershire (67mi)
7Nova's ideal home Nova is a gorgeous 6-month old Crossbreed looking for her forever home! Nova could live with another dog in the home as she is super playful but also able to be calm. Any children that would be in the home should be 11yrs+ and comfortable with big, bouncy Dogs. Nova is a sweet and excitable angel girl, who loves a cuddle and a play with her toys. Nova, being
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity • Cardiff, Glamorgan (0mi)
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5Ella's ideal home Meet the gorgeous Ella, a big girl with a big heart to match. She's come into our care with little known about her previous history so is looking for patient and understanding adopters who can help her learn everything she needs to know. Ella can be a little nervous at times and will need some guidance and support when it comes to finding her paws and
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3Holly's ideal home Three-year-old Holly is a joyful Mastiff with a huge personality and an even bigger heart. She needs adopters who lead an active lifestyle and enjoy long walks, and she’d be quite happy living in a busier environment, such as a city centre or on the outskirts. Her adopters should be confident and comfortable handling a strong dog, as Holly can pull on the
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