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This fawn pug, surrendered alongside his brother and still without a name, is incredibly shy and anxious. In foster care, we're giving him plenty of time and space to build confidence at his own pace.
He's unfamiliar with wearing a harness or going on regular walks, so we're taking things slowly.
A recent vet visit revealed a dry skin condition caused by poor previous living conditions. He's now receiving treatment for this, as well as some much-needed care for his scruffy coat.
Despite his nerves, he's incredibly sweet and lovable —and he's beginning to bond beautifully with Frank, his foster companion.

Fred has spent his entire life as a stud dog, never knowing the comfort of being a cherished pet. As a result, he's unfamiliar with indoor life and human companionship, and he's currently very timid and submissive. Since coming into foster care, we've been gently helping him learn boundaries while showering him with the love and patience he's never had. Fred is currently marking both indoors and outdoors, but he's due to be neutered, and with consistent training, this behavior should improve over time. He'll need an experienced and patient owner to help him continue his journey—but beneath the fear is a truly lovable soul just waiting to shine.

Meet Noah and Louie—a devoted father and son duo with an unbreakable bond. They come from a warm, loving home, but heartbreakingly had to be surrendered when their elderly owners were both diagnosed with Alzheimer's and could no longer care for them. Louie, the son, is the more outgoing of the two, often leading the way while Noah follows with gentle trust. In honour of their connection and their previous owners' wishes, they will only be rehomed together, ensuring they continue their journey side by side.

We never imagined Bear would be ready for rehoming —but after a year of incredible progress, he's shown us just how far he's come.
Bear is a special soul who still has a few triggers that need careful management, so he'll need an experienced dog owner who can dedicate their full time and attention to him. With the right person, he's ready to take the next big step in building trust and leaving those old fears behind. His foster carer, Joe, will be closely involved in the adoption process to ensure a smooth, supported transition into his forever home.

A very large puppy, fantastic with other dogs and children. A little challenging with food and big dogs outside.