If you’re thinking about welcoming a new dog into your home, why not opt for a rescue?
Rescue Remedies, located near Gatwick, has committed itself to helping breeds that are ‘notoriously difficult to re-home’.
The organisation 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.
All information and photos come from Rescue Remedies Dog Rescue.
1. Dylly - one-year-old Staffie cross Boxer
Dylly arrived at the rescue with his sister Sasha, who has now been adopted. He is a sweet and affectionate dog who loves people and gets on well with other canines. Dylly needs a home where he can build his confidence and get the affection he deserves. He grew up with cats and young children. Photo: Rescue Remedies
2. Cliff - seven-year-old German Shepherd cross Husky
Cliff is described as 'a lovely, chilled and happy' dog. He is looking for a home where he is the only pet. Cliff recently enjoyed a day out with kennel staff, who said: "Cliff had a lovely walk around the harbour, played with the waves, chilled on the beach for cuddles and enjoyed the sea breeze. A real fun, loving chap. Cliff is a fantastic boy and anyone would be lucky to give him his forever home." Photo: Rescue Remedies
3. Hayley - four-year-old Greyhound
Hayley is an ex-racing Greyhound who loves nothing more than cuddles. Rescue Remedies describes her as a 'very sweet and calm dog' with a 'very gentle disposition'. She's more than happy to walk gently at your side while out and about on adventures. Photo: Rescue Remedies
4. Rudy - three-year-old Staffie cross
Rudy arrived at the rescue in 2021 and was rehomed soon after. However, he has now returned to the charity after his adopter's work situation changed and he was having to be left alone for hours. Rescue Remedies says he’s a sweet and friendly dog who loves cuddles. He is housetrained and clean in his kennel. Photo: Rescue Remedies