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.
9. Lenny - seven-year-old Lurcher
Lenny is a lurcher who has proved a great companion on his regular foster breaks. He loves all people and is a gentle soul, according to Rescue Remedies. He walks with slack leads and rarely pulls, and enjoys nothing more than lying around surrounded by people. He’s a typical lurcher - loving, intelligent and very food focused. Rescue Remedies asks all adopters to read the re-homing information carefully, especially its commitment which states all adopters should keep their dogs on leads in public places. Photo: Rescue Remedies
10. Bunny - two-year-old Staffie crossbreed
Bunny is 'a sweet and loving' pooch. She loves playing in the paddock, chasing balls and getting lots of cuddles. She can be overwhelmed by other dogs and therefore wears a muzzle when out on walks. Bunny will make a wonderful companion to a lucky person. Photo: Rescue Remedies
11. Pip - three year old Patterdale Terrier
Pip is a hit with the dog walkers at Rescue Remedies! He has quickly transformed from a shy dog to an affectionate and friendly pup who likes to give his favourite people kisses. He loves sniffing about on walks and is eager to please, especially if he gets treats in return! He would prefer a quieter household with a secure garden. Photo: Rescue Remedies
12. Breeze - one year old
Breeze is a very friendly young Cane Corso who lost his home as a result of a house fire. He can be strong on walks, but he’s young and inexperienced and has a very loving nature. His walker at the rescue said he 'has come so far' since arriving at the shelter and is becoming 'a bit of a love bug'. He has been describes as an amazing companion who gives you so much love once you have built a trusting bond. Rescue Remedies asks all adopters to read the re-homing information carefully, especially its commitment which states all adopters should keep their dogs on leads in public places. Photo: Rescue Remedies