Banjo - Mastin Crossbreed

Banjo turns 6  in September 2025. Banjo is a bouncy, happy boy. not afraid to say hello or take treats. He comes for a cuddle too. He is a large breed Mastin and needs an understanding home.

Because of his bouncy goofy ways, we ask for no small children. We ask that he be an only dog. We don’t know how he will be with other dogs so to be safe we think being the only dog is kinder to all. We can work on introductions to life outside of kennels and the home.

Banjo will need time to settle into his new home. He is so full of love and energy that we feel it would be nice for him to get all the love and attention and needs his humans to have patience with him.

His humans must have large guardian breed experience and ability to separate him from the humans in the home where he can settle in his own space and for if he chooses to do so.

Banjo has had the best care, but he is now needing a home setting. we will provide full support and help with anything needed to set Banjo and his humans up for success.

Banjo has spent too long in kennels. Although he does get to spend time in the house, he will still need to find his feet again in a new environment.

Banjo needs space, he likes to run and do zoomies. he would like his own space too, for when he is chilling out and settling in.

This boy has SO much love to give and although he gets all the love at kennels and he adores everyone there, we know he needs a sofa to call his own….. or a nice big comfy bed!

If you are interested in getting to know more about Banjo please get in touch for a chat.

Banjo has had both hips operated on as he had hip dysplasia. He is now nicknamed ‘bionic hips’ as he bounds and jumps about, no longer in discomfort. Other than this, he is fully fit and ready for adventures with slow builds ups of course.

Currently in Barrow-Upon-Humber. multiple meets will be needed  home checks and adoption fee apply.

Here is a summary of requirements:

# Large Breed (Mastin) Experience

# Animal Free Home - He would like his own 1-1 time

# No young children - He is very big and very bouncy. Not a good combination with children.

# Space for him to run and play

# Love in abundance for the same in return

# Patience and time for him to settle and get to know you and his new environment

# A love for positive reward based training..... NOT NEGOTIABLE

Ducky - Dachshund Crossbreed

 Ducky is a 1.5-year-old Dachshund Cross who came into foster three weeks ago due to very difficult family circumstances. Ducky’s current foster family stepped in to give her the safety, love and stability she needed, and now we’re searching for her forever people. Ducky has also been doing man-trailing and getting out on group walks.

Ducky is a sweet, sensitive girl with a big heart and a lot of potential. She thrives on affection and absolutely adores being near her humans. She’s still very young, which makes her the perfect age for someone ready to continue helping her blossom.

Ducky is currently working on a few areas, and her new family will need to continue this in a kind, positive way. One of these areas is with separation anxiety / FOMO (this could be due to not feeling confident or safe due to her change of circumstances).

Ducky needs adequate physical and mental stimulation suited to her breed and emotional needs. We can guide you with this.

She’s already making progress in foster care, and with patience, structure, and love, she’ll continue to shine.

Currently in Andover, Ducky is a wonderful little girl who needs understanding humans and a stable routine to help her feel safe and settled.

Here is a summary of requirements:

# A home without children or with older children who understand how to interact gently.

# Either as an only dog or with a confident, calm resident dog who will accept Ducky coming into their home.

# A family committed to ongoing training and building her confidence.

# Time, love and patience and the ability to take guidance from us.

# Ducky will need neutering at the right time, so because of this, we can't accept any homes with entire males.