Hope Rescue Dogs                                                                             

All of our dogs are neutered (if over 6 months), vaccinated, flea treated, wormed and microchipped prior to adoption. If a puppy is not old enough to be neutered then this must be carried out at the owners expense when old enough, and the relevant form completed by the vet and returned to Hope Rescue. All puppies and bull breeds must attend training classes and a Training Form must be signed by the trainer and returned to Hope Rescue.

All Hope Dogs for rehoming are thoroughly assessed in a home environment by their foster carers before being available for rehoming. We have have a very thorough Rehoming Process to ensure that we match the right dog to the best possible home to meet both theirs and the family's needs.  

If you are looking for a dog, you can add your details Here. If we do not have any dogs suitable for your requirements at the moment, please keep looking as we never know what dog will be coming into Hope Rescue's care next!

Details of our current dogs available for rehoming can be seen on our Forum in the Dogs for Rehoming section. 

Pictured below is a selection of our current homeless hounds looking for their forever sofas! 

We are patiently waiting for our Forever Homes - They just have not found us yet 

We have no idea why the dogs below have been in their foster homes for a while, they are all are really hoping that their forever homes will find them soon so that they can start the new year in their forever homes

                                                                                                                                                                                              Jude is a 6- 8yr old Staffie x. Her foster mum says:Jude's recall is now almost perfect. If for some reason she doesn't come when called a squeeze of her squeaky toy brings her running back. She now gets muzzled everytime she's off lead if there are other dogs around or something she can chase. She's fine with most dogs as long as they're on their own but more than one and it gets a bit much and she gets grumpy. 
I can't emphasize enough how laid back she is and apart from her manageable dog issues and food stealing from the fridge if she gets a chance, is the easiest dog I've ever had to look after. All she asks for is some fuss and attention and she is happy.'

Lewis is an 13-14 month old Collie x GSD and is currently on foster in Aberystwyth, West Wales. He isnt very big and will be a collie sized dog when fully grown. He is still a the puppy stage and we are looking for an experienced owner to continue his training. He is a bit boisterous and can be a bit much for some dogs, He is good with older children and cats, although is still wary of unkown men, especially if they are on bikes, and training will need to be continued with this. Have you got room on your sofa for Lewis? He will repay you with loyalty and love

 

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