Foal Farm Animal Rescue Center

Murphy is a very active dog who will require an active lifestyle and stable routine. Full information to follow.

Dogs: Yes. Perhaps an older calming influence.

Cats: No.

Children: Very bouncy so perhaps older.

Hello, my name is Kat and I came in from the Council heavily pregnant, where the only space they had for me was in the cattery! I have since had seven babies, my waistline is finally returning to normal, and now I'm ready to get out of here! I am clumsy and mad, but I love people, I just really want you all to realise how much! Apparently my staff think I should have some 'training', and I need somebody at home during the day to keep me company. I do approach everything at 100mph, but life is so short, can we enjoy it together?

Dogs: Possibly a male, I do like to play…

Cats: Hmm, not sure yet.

Children: Older, as I am clumsy and might knock smaller children over!

Rover is a lively, fun-loving pup who loves everybody he meets! Rover would love to go to training classes as he is extremely responsive and eager to please - especially if you are holding a treat! He is an affectionate, playful boy who would be an ideal addition to an active family.

Dogs: Possibly a calm older dog.

Cats: Possibly - to be assessed further.

Children: Over ten years as very bouncy!

URGENT PERMANENT OR FOSTER HOME NEEDED! Bruce is an ageing gent, whose zest for life is greater than many younger dogs! He is still a playful, fun boy at heart, although his body can't always keep up! He has found a gait that suits his mobility problems, as he has spondylosis and skips rather than walks. We expect that Bruce does not have long for this world, so we would love to find him a permanent foster home where he can enjoy the rest of his days in comfort. PLS NOTE: If Bruce requires any veterinary treatment in the future the costs will be covered by Foal Farm.

Dogs: Seems ok with calm dogs

Cats: To be assessed

Children: Older due to lack of history

Poor Duchess came into Foal heavily pregnant. It was obvious that this was not her first litter, and we suspect that she has been used as a breeding machine. However she has been a great mother, and her temperament throughout has been fantastic. She is extremely affectionate, loves a cuddle and enjoys playing. She loves company and would prefer to have somebody who is home during the day and get her used to being left on her own. Can you give this deserving dog a loving home?

Dogs: Possibly a calm, male companion

Cats: No

Children: Over ten due to limited history