Wadars, based in Ferring, Worthing, has rescued and rehomed animals – including cats, dogs and rabbits – for more than 50 years.
The charity doesn’t just rescue domestic pets – the real-life heroes also care for injured and at-risk wildlife in the local area.
In 2023, Wadars was asked to rehome nearly 1,000 companion animals, and was called out to more than 1,200 wildlife rescues.
The charity currently has several dogs of all different breeds available for rehoming.
To find out more about each of the pups below, and to enquire about adoption, visit: www.wadars.co.uk/dogs/.
The charity asks for a minimum adoption fee of £200 for a dog over six months of age, and £270 for a dog under six months.
5. Snoopy - three-year-old Doberman
Snoopy is a big and bouncy dog with a lovely placid temperament. Affectionate and happy when meeting new people, Snoopy loves exploring on walks. Wadars said he can be quite strong on the lead and could benefit from some basic training. Snoopy has a gentle nature and is happy to meet other dogs when out and about, but is equally happy keeping to himself. He is looking for a home as an only pet and a family who are happy to build a relationship and routine which he can follow. Snoopy has been used to children visiting in the past. Photo: Wadars
6. Boss and Blue - three-year-old Yorkshire Terrier cross
Boss and Blue are a pair of brothers who are best described as friendly and affectionate. The pair have lovely temperaments and are usually happy to meet other dogs, but will bark if they feel intimidated. Wadars said the pair are also quite strong on the lead for their size, so they will need someone who can give them some training. Boss and Blue are not used to being around cats but might suit an adult-only home, or one with older children. Photo: Wadars