Buddy (white and black) and Bella (chocolate) are new arrivals still settling in, awaiting further assessment. They must be rehomed together. The pair are very nervous of people at first but once bonded are very affectionate. They will need a quiet home with a garden, and could possibly live with sensible older children that are used to dogs. Buddy and Bella will need regular trips to the groomers.Buddy (white and black) and Bella (chocolate) are new arrivals still settling in, awaiting further assessment. They must be rehomed together. The pair are very nervous of people at first but once bonded are very affectionate. They will need a quiet home with a garden, and could possibly live with sensible older children that are used to dogs. Buddy and Bella will need regular trips to the groomers.
Buddy (white and black) and Bella (chocolate) are new arrivals still settling in, awaiting further assessment. They must be rehomed together. The pair are very nervous of people at first but once bonded are very affectionate. They will need a quiet home with a garden, and could possibly live with sensible older children that are used to dogs. Buddy and Bella will need regular trips to the groomers.

10 adorable dogs and puppies at Raystede are up for adoption in Sussex - including Spaniels, Cockapoos and Jack Russells

Megan Baker
By Megan Baker

Trainee Reporter

Published 9th Nov 2023, 14:04 GMT
Updated 15th Jan 2024, 12:27 GMT
Are you considering giving an adorable rescue pup a loving home?

Then one of these dogs at Raystede, in Ringmer, could be the perfect match for you!

The animal rescue, in Ringmer, near Lewes, is hoping to find forever homes for the pups below.

The charity says adopting through a rehoming centre can take a little extra time and patience, but the rewards are worth it.

All photos and information come from Raystede.

For more information, and to apply to adopt, visit the charity’s website.

Click here for more news from Dog Friendly Sussex.

The charity says adopting through a rehoming centre can take a little extra time and patience, but the rewards are worth it.

Koda is very affectionate, cheeky and playful, and is described by Raystede as a wise, gentle soul. He did not have the correct support, behaviourally or emotionally, during a critical time in his development, so he can be cautious of new people, lots of activity and loud noises. However, has grown in confidence and is much more willing to make friends. Koda struggles around other dogs and will vocalise this. It is likely away from kennels this will improve, however he will require some management and walks in quieter locations. He will need to be the only dog in the home at this stage. His breed type requires a high level of input to meet his needs for mental stimulation and activity levels. Koda will require a fun home in the countryside as the only pet with a secure, private garden.

9. Koda - three year old Siberian Husky

Koda is very affectionate, cheeky and playful, and is described by Raystede as a wise, gentle soul. He did not have the correct support, behaviourally or emotionally, during a critical time in his development, so he can be cautious of new people, lots of activity and loud noises. However, has grown in confidence and is much more willing to make friends. Koda struggles around other dogs and will vocalise this. It is likely away from kennels this will improve, however he will require some management and walks in quieter locations. He will need to be the only dog in the home at this stage. His breed type requires a high level of input to meet his needs for mental stimulation and activity levels. Koda will require a fun home in the countryside as the only pet with a secure, private garden. Photo: Raystede

Stanley is a sensitive soul that likes his routine, however he is also a cheeky terrier! He will need to be in an adult only home as the only pet. Stanley is currently receiving extra behavioural training support and has been responding really well to his learning sessions. Raystede said he is a great character but he will be a continued 'project' for any new home. He will require continued management, support and positive learning experiences over the long term within a new home. He will need his own secure garden to explore and play in, especially as he is not always feeling able to go out for walks.

10. Stanley - six year old Parson Terrier

Stanley is a sensitive soul that likes his routine, however he is also a cheeky terrier! He will need to be in an adult only home as the only pet. Stanley is currently receiving extra behavioural training support and has been responding really well to his learning sessions. Raystede said he is a great character but he will be a continued 'project' for any new home. He will require continued management, support and positive learning experiences over the long term within a new home. He will need his own secure garden to explore and play in, especially as he is not always feeling able to go out for walks. Photo: Raystede

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