Dogs for adoption in Sussex: These adorable dogs and puppies at Rescue Remedies are looking for loving homes - including Lurchers, Staffies and a German Shepherd
Megan Baker
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Sunny has been owned since a puppy and grew up with young children, however, his family emigrated and couldn't take him with them. He then went into foster with an elderly dog and cats, but did not settle well with the other animals. Rescue Remedies said Sunny has come a long way and happily plays with toys and loves getting strokes and tummy rubs. He walks really nicely and has enjoyed social walks with other dogs, although if another dog gets too close, he can become a little fearful. The rescue added that he's a sweet little dog who deserves his retirement home. (Photo: Rescue Remedies)
Each of these pups at Rescue Remedies Dog Rescue, in Sussex, are looking for loving homes.
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.
Poor Hector found himself running out of time in pounds at just ten months old. Rescue Remedies saved his life by offering a place in its care. Hector has a wonderful, calm character and adores being stroked. He’s very sweet, easy to walk and has a lovely temperament. Due to his young age, he still has multiple 'puppy behaviours' and has not experienced much in his short life, but deserves a loving home. (Photo: Rescue Remedies)
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Lola has a sad past, having been found with her deceased owner. Now in Rescue Remedies care, she is beginning to come out of her shell but still has some nervous tendencies. She requires a little reassurance occasionally and will stand close and touch your hand with her nose to comfort herself. She has been described as a 'lovely girl' who has many German Shepherd tendencies, including intelligence and friendliness. (Photo: Rescue Remedies)
Lexi is looking for a home with her best friend Rosie. They are a lovely gentle, easy-going and friendly pair of dogs. They walk really well, and don't pull at all. Lexi is quiet and calm and Rosie finds her a reassuring presence. They are very well trained and well behaved, and have been described as 'the sweetest dogs'. (Photo: Rescue Remedies)
Rosie is looking for a home with her best friend Lexi. They are a lovely gentle, easy-going and friendly pair of dogs. They walk really well, and don't pull at all. Lexi is quiet and calm and Rosie finds her a reassuring presence. They are very well trained and well behaved, and have been described as 'the sweetest dogs'. (Photo: Rescue Remedies)
Queenie has been described by Rescue Remedies as 'a very sweet dog who has proven herself in foster'. Her carer said she 'delights and amuses' them in 'equal measure'. She loves playing with a tennis ball and will look at you with pleading eyes until you play with her! Queenie is more than ready for her forever home and will be a wonderful additional to family or someone looking for some loyal company and lots of cuddles. She has been 'excellent' with children - taking treats gently, walking side by side on the lead and providing lots of entertainment. She has a calm and serene energy about her, and is just as happy watching the television as she is playing or going out. (Photo: Rescue Remedies)
Pip is a hit with the dog walkers at Rescue Remedies! He has quickly transformed from a shy dog to an affectionate and friendly pup who likes to give his favourite people kisses. He loves sniffing about on walks and is eager to please, especially if he gets treats in return! He would prefer a quieter household with a secure garden. (Photo: Rescue Remedies)
Barney is a Sharpei French Bulldog cross. He is a sweet, gentle boy who needs to be approached calmly on a first meeting. Once he knows you, you'll be his best friend! He loves cuddles and especially enjoys his walks - he always takes his time to sniff and potter about in between short bursts of energy. He has been described as 'a real gent' and will make for a calm and well-behaved companion. Rescue Remedies 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. (Photo: Rescue Remedies)
Lenny is a lurcher who has proved a great companion on his regular foster breaks. He loves all people and is a gentle soul. He walks with slack leads and rarely pulls, and enjoys nothing more than lying around surrounded by people. He’s a typical lurcher - loving, intelligent and very food focused. Rescue Remedies 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. (Photo: Rescue Remedies)
Freya was found in a empty house in a unfurnished room in a crate. She had been fed once every other day, had no toys and no blankets. She has worries about the outside world but likes people and loves to make friends. She greets all of her walkers with an excited 'wiggle' and lots of kisses. Freya is sweet, kind and very playful, and will make a lovely companion for a lucky person who can treasure in the way she deserves. Rescue Remedies 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. (Photo: Rescue Remedies)
Toby is a beautiful, 'scruffy' Patterdale with the 'cutest, cheekiest smile' according to his dog walkers. He takes treats beautifully and loves a head rub. He can be reactive to other dogs outside but does settle with known dogs on a lead. He cannot live with children but would suit an owner who is experienced with terriers in a quiet home. They must also have a 'terrier-proof' garden. His walker said he would make a lovely friend to whoever is lucky enough to give him a home. (Photo: Rescue Remedies)
Breeze is a very friendly young Cane Corso who lost his home as a result of a house fire. He can be strong on walks, but he’s young and inexperienced and has a very loving nature. His walker at the rescue said he 'has come so far' since arriving at the shelter and is becoming 'a bit of a love bug'. He has been describes as an amazing companion who gives you so much love once you have built a trusting bond. Rescue Remedies 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. (Photo: Rescue Remedies)
Tyler has been described by his foster carers as 'one the loveliest dogs I’ve ever met'. He is very well-behaved in the house and very food-driven, which makes training with him easy. He loves a cuddle and would happily sleep all day if you let him, especially in his owner's bed. He is friendly with people and often gets fuss when out on walks. He's also good with dogs, although can be too keen sometimes and pull a lot on the lead, so he needs an owner strong enough to handle him, and who is committed to continuing his training and socialisation. Rescue Remedies 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. (Photo: Rescue Remedies)
Magic is a very friendly, gentle boy who has love for everyone. He enjoys being around people and is very excitable around other dogs. He recently had one of his legs amputated, but this hasn't taken away from his bouncy and joyful character. He enjoys walks but will take full advantage of the chance to have a long lie-in in the mornings. Magic recently spent the weekend with a foster family who said he has all the qualities of a perfect best friend, and just needs a bit of time and support as he adjusts. Rescue Remedies 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. (Photo: Rescue Remedies)
Savannah is a favourite with volunteer walkers at Rescue Remedies. She has really come out of her shell since arriving at the kennels and loves cuddles and company. Savannah is a soft, gentle pup who would love to find a home where she is lovingly accepted as a large and soppy lap dog. Rescue Remedies 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. (Photo: Rescue Remedies)
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