The charity, located near Gatwick, has committed itself to helping breeds that are ‘notoriously difficult to re-home’.
Rescue Remedies asks all adopters to read the rehoming information carefully, especially its commitment which states all adopters should keep their dogs on leads in public places.
You can find out more about each dog below by taking a look at the charity’s website.
All information and photos come from Rescue Remedies Dog Rescue.
5. Cocoa - seven-year-old Staffie
Cocoa was adopted from Rescue Remedies four years ago but arrived back in kennels after her owner died, according to Rescue Remedies. The charity said Cocoa has had a 'tragic life', but her owners loved her greatly. Cocoa is a loving, friendly dog who is great with people and a 'super' companion in the home. She is best as an only dog, according to the charity, as she can be overwhelmed by other dogs. She struggles in a kennel environment and will thrive in a loving home. Photo: Rescue Remedies
6. Zoe - six-year-old Mastiff
Rescue Remedies said Zoey was found abandoned and unclaimed within a North London council pound. Zoey is now neutered, chipped, and fully vaccinated. Blind in one eye, Zoey is described as a 'lovely, gentle girl'. She is very biddable on walks and doesn't pull, according to the charity. Described as a pleasure to walk, the charity said she is interested in her surroundings and not reactive to other dogs. She has proven herself to be a lovely companion in the home while in foster care. She is calm and sweet natured. Photo: Rescue Remedies
7. Scooby and Yogie - ten-year-old Lurchers
Scooby and Yogie have been waiting for homes since 2021. They are now older and a little slower but are still playful and active. The pair had regular foster carers for a long time and proved what gentle and respectful companions they are in the home. However, they are now sadly back in kennels. The charity thinks the lovely Lurchers are brothers and is looking for a shared home for the pair. They must be the only pets at home. Photo: Rescue Remedies
8. Sandos - five-year-old Mastiff
Sandos is a sweet and friendly Mastiff. He walks at a lovely pace though he has a stubborn streak and likes to go the routes he likes and knows, according to Rescue Remedies He loves treats and will sometimes stop and wait for you to give him something - otherwise he can be tricky to budge, the charity said. He can get spooked in some situations, such as meeting horses or dogs that are barking at him. He loves zooming around the paddock and is remarkably fast and agile for such a large dog. Sandos is looking for a home with large dog experience. Photo: Rescue Remedies