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Dogs For Adoption

	Angel (Female) Small Labrador Cross Approx 3 years old
	Bertie (Male) English Bull Terrier Cross Approx 2 years old
	Celina (Female) Crossbreed Approx 1 year old
	Harley (Male) Cocker Spaniel Approx 3 years old
	Homer (Male) English Bull Terrier Cross Approx 16 months old
	Lexi (Female) Terrier Approx 2 years old
	Max (Male) Male SBT/Collie Cross Approx 1 year old
	Patsy (Female) SBT Cross Approx middle-aged
	Pip (Male) Terrier Cross Approx 4 years old
	Sumo (Male) Rotti Approx 4 Years Old
	Twisle (Female) Crossbreed Approx 10 months old

Pip is looking for a new home

Pip

Age: Approx 4 years old
Breed: Terrier Cross
Notes: Arrived at JFD November 2003.

Like Rosie I arrived at JFD after being frightened by fireworks. I am a problem dog in so much as I am quite a timid boy who feels the need to put on a brave face and guard anyone and anything I consider to be mine.

I appear such a sweetie in kennels and I never put a foot wrong. I think its because I feel safe here because the people who look after me are firm but extremely kind and I know they are more than capable of looking after themselves, they clearly don't need my help which is a huge relief to me!

I have had several homes since being at JFD. The first night in my first home I jumped on my owner's bed and wouldn't let her get on the bed with me. This meant she had to sleep downstairs on the settee all night. Understandably she wasn't very pleased and the next morning she telephoned her son to come and collect me to return me to JFD.

What a spoil sport she was! The second home I behaved myself a little better and managed to stay for four days, but then I started jumping onto the armchair which was situated in the bay window. This made me feel much bigger than I was and a would bark furiously at anybody who dared to walk down the path. That appeared to be acceptable to my 'mum', what was not acceptable was that I nipped her when she tried to get me down! This resulted in me being returned to JFD again! Two more homes have followed since but unfortunately I have blotted my copy book with both of these too. Still I am truly happy at JFD, like I said before I feel safe here, I have daily walks and two lady's often come to call for me to take me on a nice long walk with their three dogs, all adopted from JFD.

Offers of homes so far 4
Chances of being re-homed 4/10

Interested in providing a home for Pip?

You can download, print and complete an Application for Adoption (includes Terms of Adoption) form here. This form (41kb) is in Adobe PDF format and requires Adobe Acrobat Reader 5+.

If you wish to contact us via email regarding any of the dogs available for adoption, please click here. Please remember to state which dog you are interested in adopting and include your contact details.

Recently Rehomed

Some of our residents who've now found a new home :o)

	JP Staffie Cross Approx 1 year old
	Knight Rotti Approx 10 months old
	Cocoa Malamute Cross Approx 10 months old
	Megan Lurcher Approx 8 months old
	Pheobe Crossbreed Approx 1 year old
	Liza and Judy Labrador Crosses Approx 6 and 7 years old
	Trixie Crossbreed Approx 3 years old
	Wheezer SBT Cross Approx 10 months old
	Tuesday GS/Collie Cross Approx 2 years old
	Tom Border Collie Approx 3 years old