3Lady's ideal home Lady is a 4 year old Border Collie looking for a home where she can be the only pet. She could live with children of Secondary School age who are sensible and can appreciate her nervous nature. She will need her own secure, private garden so she has a safe space for toileting and play as due to her nervous nature we would advise she is kept on lead in public
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2Felicity's ideal home Felicity can live with older children aged 12 years and over and could live with another well-matched dog. She cannot live with any other pets. Felicity would benefit from a home in a quieter area and would need a secure garden, however this could be a secure communal garden. She would also benefit from a family who could around for her most of the day
3Libby's ideal home Libby is a sweet 3-year-old crossbreed who enjoys snuggles and playing with her tennis balls! She can be nervous around people she doesn’t know, so any potential adopters will need to visit her at the centre a few times so she can get to know them before going home. Libby is also a little worried by Dogs, but this is manageable out and about, and this is
3Cookie's ideal home 6 year old Cookie is looking for a loving, adventurous family who will take her on lots of trips & make her a real part of the family. She could potentially live with confident children aged 5+ who are ok with excitable, bouncy Dogs. Cookie could also live with cats & other pets, but would need to be the only dog in the home for now. Cookie could be left
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Poppy Collie's ideal home Poppy is a 2 year 3-month-old Collie x, she is looking for a home with no other pets and adults only. She is a high energy girl who will need lots of exercise and a private secure garden where she can potter around. Time alone will need to be built slowly and her new owners must be willing to work closely with our behaviour team. Poppy takes time to
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Teacake's ideal home Teacake is a 3-year-old Collie, she is looking for a calm patient home with no other pets she came to us with no history. Teacake can live with sensible teens of 14 plus as she is a nervous girl. She will need a private secure garden she can potter around in without any distractions as she is noise sensitive. Time alone is to be built up slowly as she is
3Poppet's ideal home Poppet is a very nervous girl who has made remarkable progress in our care. She is ready to take the steps into a calm and understanding home with adopters who will take things at her pace. Poppet is looking for a home with minimal leaving hours which will help her settle into home life and have a consistent routine to build trust on. She ideally will need
2Lily's ideal home Lily is a very nervous girl who is looking for patient, kind adopters who will give her all the time & space she needs to adjust to home living. She would prefer to be the only pet in the home and to live with adults only. She will thrive best in a quiet household away from loud, busy areas. Lily would love a garden to explore in as she builds her confidence.
3Luna's ideal home Luna is a lovely 7 year old x breed looking for an active home. She is a really good companion but despite her age has lots of energy and loves to be out and about. She can live with older children 12 upwards that will give her her space. She can walk out and about with other dogs but prefers to not share her home with one or cats. Luna is housetrained and
2Flossy's ideal home Flossy is on the search for her forever home with adopters who can understand her appeasements and give her space when she needs it. She would like to be the only pet in the home but continue building her confidence around other dogs slowly out on her walks. She can live with older secondary school aged children who can give her space and understand when
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Adopting a Border Collie usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the Border Collie is matched with the right home.
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