ADORABLE pooches being cared for by the Dogs Trust rehoming centre in Basildon are looking for their forever homes.
Rumor, a Labrador Retriever
Rumor (Image: Dogs Trust Basildon)
Rumor is a two-year-old Labrador who came to Dogs Trust with not much previous history. She loves her food, which is a bonus and a great tool for all her training, she has a passion and love for soft toys, so will enjoy both physical and mental stimulation. Once she knows people, she is super excitable and bouncy. This cutie will need to be in an adult-only home with no other dogs.
Buzz, Chihuahua cross
Buzz (Image: Dogs Trust Basildon)
Buzz is a seven-year-old crossbreed who was handed over to Dogs Trust through no fault of his own. He is currently enjoying his time in foster with a family who have said he is proving to be a lovely little house guest. It takes Buzz a while to trust new people, but once he knows you he loves a cuddle and a fuss. He must be the only dog in the home, but can live with dog savvy children over the age of 14 years old who can give him space when he is feeling a bit nervous.
Jodie, Border Collie
Jodi (Image: Dogs Trust Essex (Basildon))
Jodie is an 11-year-old independent Collie who is a very friendly bundle of joy, to everybody she meets. She would need a home with older children over the age of 14, who can take her on a variety of walks as she does love to explore. Jodie will need to be in a home where she can be left of a maximum of four hours. She will need to be the only dog but could have a calm walking buddy on her exploring days out.
Solo, Staffordshire Bull Terrier
Solo (Image: Dogs Trust Basildon)Solo is a two-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross who was returned to the rehoming centre through no fault of her own. A refresher on housetraining will be needed, and the odd accident may occur to start with, but Solo is super keen to learn her basic training. She is super smart and loves food enrichment to keep her busy, she also loves tennis balls and playing a game of catch. Solo's perfect day is to be filled with mental and physical stimulation followed by a lovely nap with her human.
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