
Jax and Ruby are both 3 years old. They are both Chihuahua.
They are looking for a new home as sadly their previous offer fell through.
They are both good with older children. A home with no other pets is best as they can be anxious.
Jax and Ruby are both chipped.
They are healthy with no medical issues.
Jax and Ruby eat Bakers meaty meals (small dog) and prefer a softer biscuit.
They also eat wet food (Lily's kitchen) - caesars - butchers and prefer pate over gravy.
They also like boiled chicken, veg and rice once a week.
They can be left alone for a few hours if you need to go out.
Jax and Ruby sleep in with their owner at night and also like a comfy chair with their basket.
They travel well in the car but can be nervous and both are registered at the vets.
They can be anxious meeting new people to begin with.
They will need time to get use to their new owner, this is very important as they will need patience to settle in as they can be nervous.
Jax and Ruby like to go somewhere they know for walks.
They love treats and are both up to date with their vaccinations.
Jax and Ruby would prefer a garden of their own in their new home, a home with a secure enclosed garden is best.
Jax is brown and tan and Ruby is black and tan.
For more information or to offer a new home please email info@help2rehome.com

Luan and Zues are two cats - now reserved pending a home check.
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Meet Luna and Zues, who need to be rehomed together.
Luna who is 5 and Zeus who is 3, they are British Shorthaired Cats.
Sadly their owner has had to make the sad and difficult decision to rehome them both. Unfortunately following an operation their owner has developed a strong allergic reaction to them both.
They are great around children, they were also around the family dog, however has now passed away.
Both are house cats, with very different natures to one another, Luna is timid and reserved, Zues is the complete opposite. Each has their own personality, character, both being quite different, however very loving once they are used to their people.
They are registered with the vet, they are healthy with no medical problems, both microchipped and they are spayed and neutered.
Luna & Zues eat Whiskers wet cat food (both gravy & jelly) also Whiskers biscuits, all flavours, they don't like the fish flavoured ones.
They also get some treats, Dreamies are their favourite, Luna loves the cheese one, Zues not really fussy.
Both like their toys, Luna likes a cardboard box to hide in, Zues likes a ball to chase.
They have a carry bag which, they both share, they are fine to be left alone. they mainly sleep on the sofa or their cat tree.
They will always find somewhere to get comfortable.
Their present owner doesn't have them in the bedrooms or the kitchen.
They are both litter trained, they have tried all types of litter, which Luna refused to use. Catsan is the litter of choice for Miss Luna, who is the fussy madam.
If you can offer these two a new forever, loving home email info@help2rehome.com for more information.

Barron is a beautiful 2 year old Mini Poodle. He is available and looking for a new home.
Chipped,
Neutered,
Healthy with no issues - registered at the vets.
Great with kids.
Barron eats Ava small dog food kibble and has previously had raw food too.
He likes to sleep near his owner at night, in bed or in the room.
Barron can be left alone for a few hours, although he prefers human company.
He travels well in the car and gets on well with other dogs.
He will bark if the door goes and loves to meet people.
Barron has never been around cats. He is up to date with his vaccinations.
A home with kids 8+ is best. He loves treats and will play with toys.
Barron also goes to the groomers.
He loves to run off the lead and has some recall however if he sees another dog he will want to play and won’t come back.
For more information please email info@help2rehome.com

Franky is a 7 year old French Bull Dog Mix. He is available and looking for a new home.
His owners love him very much but due to a change in their life, they have to do what's best for Franky and find him a home where he can thrive.
Franky is chipped and neutered and healthy with no medical issues.
He eats a mix of liver, mince, chicken and ham, but will also eat dog food.
He can be left on his own if you need to go out and is fine for 4 - 6 hours. He is also registered with the vets.
Franky is okay meeting new people - he is protective of his female owner, however not protective of anyone else in his family.
At night he likes to sleep on the sofa or his dog bed or his owner's bed.
Franky loves a treat and loves to hang out the window in the car. He loves a car adventure.
He would need a home with no children.
Franky would also be best as the only pet in the home as he can be jealous of attention other pets receive.
He is great on a lead and will not go near any other dogs, he just loves to be on a walk with his people.
Franky can also be off a lead and loves to play fetch.
If you think you can give this lovely lad a new home, please email info@help2rehome.com

Hi I'm Hugo, I am 3 in October, I'm a mixed breed. I'm looking for a new forever, loving home.
Unfortunately due to changing job's, the owner is no longer able to work from home. This has impacted on Hugo, who is on his own for longer periods of time. This has been a incredibly hard and difficult decision for Hugo's owners to make. His new home needs to be with someone who can give him plenty of time, attention, exercise and love, is their priority.
Hugo is registered with the vet, he is fit & healthy, no medical problems, he is micro chipped, he last saw the vet in June, when he was neutered, which he recovered from well.
Hugo is good with children, he currently lives with a 7 & 12 year old, he has been around young children since babies with no issues. He has always been gentle around children.
He will bark at strangers coming to the house, he settles quickly but tends to keep his distance from people he doesn't know, until he's comfortable with them. He is the most loyal, lovely dog once he gets to know people.
He has lived with a female dog but with strange dogs he needs a bit of space as he can be reactive. He can be whiney passing other dogs, if the other dog reacts to him or he gets too close he can react back with barking and lunging. This is something the owner previously worked on with a trainer 1-2-1 sessions and some group sessions/walks he did well so owner thinks he could overcome this with more training.
Hugo is fully house trained, even when left alone. He can be left for 4-5 hours at a time he will go in his crate or the living room on the couch.
He would chase cats given the chance, he has only ever seen cats when on walks.
He is currently walked on Flexi lead or long line, he is very responsive to his name also the "HERE" command but he hasn't had time off the lead, as owner not sure how he would be with strange dogs. He is strong, he will pull at first on the lead, will settle down.
Hugo sleeps in his crate at night, occasionally has slept on the couch. He is good in the car, he travels in the boot with a dog guard.
Hugo eats a mix of dry and wet food (Pooch and Mutt kibble with a mix of wet food or toppers) he isn't fussy when it comes to food, it is the way to his heart. Never had any issues with his tummy. He also has a variety of natural treats and chews. There isn't anything he won't do for food which is handy for training, making friends.
Hugo loves chasing a ball or destroying soft toys, he will also play tug. He can plays well, but he also loves laying in the sun.
Hugo would make a loyal, loving companion for someone with the time and patience he deserves. If Hugo is the dog for you, Email info@help2rehome.comfor more information.

Meet this handsome boy Marley, he is a 4 year old, Golden Shepherd (Golden Retriever & German Shepherd).
Marley has been a cherished member of his present family. Since family changes and also owners circumstances have changed, they are sadly no longer able to give Marley the time, attention, and lifestyle he deserves.
This has been an incredibly difficult decision for them to have to make.
Marley means a great deal to his owners, and there priority is finding him a safe, loving, and permanent home where he will be happy and well cared for.
Marley can be nervous around new people but does warm up to people quite quickly.
He is very loyal and loving with his people, and loves being patted and made a fuss of.
Marley is registered with the vet, microchipped, fit and healthy with no medical problems, he weighs 33kg.
He is good with children, however he will need his new home, to have no other pets. He is reactive with other dogs until introduced, then will settle down.
He eats Bakers dried food 2x daily, he also likes his treats. He is good in the car, loves going for walks, he will pull on the lead at first then calms down, he will listen to commands, recall not good if off the lead (present owner keeps on lead when walking)
Marley can be left alone in the house, he sleeps either in the kitchen or the living room.
Marley is looking for his new owner to have experience with his breed, who has time to take him on long walks and adventures. If Marley could be part of your family please email info@help2rehome.com for more information.
Please state Marley Golden Shepherd as we have two Marley's on our site at the moment.

Bella is a 9 year old female Norfolk Terrier x Jack Russell.
Sadly Bella's owner passed away and she needs a new home.
She is good with other dogs and children. Bella is also healthy with no medical issues.
She eats a mix of dry food, any kind, she isn't fussy.
Bella can be left on her own if you need to go out. She sleeps in the kitchen at night in her bed, but did like to cuddle up with her owner.
She can be shy to begin with and may bark at new people but comes out of her shell very quickly.
Bella is fine in the car and likes the window down slightly.
She sadly doesn't have any paper work. Bella can give paw and will go to bed when told.
She hasn't been around cats - if she see's one in the garden she will bark.
Bella would suit a home with someone who can give her lots of time and attention.
For more information please email info@help2rehome.com

Marley is a beautiful 5 year old female Rottweiler.
She is available and looking for a home with someone who has experience with larger dogs.
Marley has lived with other dogs however there has been some dominance in the house between them so she would be best as the only pet.
Marley is friendly and loving, a home with older kids is better as she will knock small children over.
Marley is chipped and healthy with no medical issues.
She eats a mix of raw food and sleeps in the kitchen at night.
Marley can be left alone if you need to go out. She is also registered at the vets and great travelling in the car.
She loves a treat and wears a Halti when walked.
Marley loves meeting new people and loves getting a cuddle, she will jump up for attention if she isn’t getting it.
Marley is up to date with her vaccinations. She will come back when food is involved but otherwise doesn’t have much recall. She loves honey ham.
A home with no cats is required.
For more information or to offer a home please email info@help2rehome.com
Please state Marley Rottweiler, as we have another Marley also on the site at the moment.

Hello I'm Lady, I am a 5 year old, Central Asian Shepherd. I am looking for a new forever home.
Lady is wonderful with all people and children, she is loving, affectionate and adores attention. She loves nothing more than being patted and stroked and told she is beautiful, which she is. Her owner states "she has never met a human she doesn't love. Especially if they start fussing here". If she can't get to them (e.g. through a glass door) she gets quite frustrated and jumpy (which can be a bit unsettling given her size) but she is always completely warm and friendly when she gets to actually interact.
Lady is extremely reactive to all other dogs and cats, also the current owner has discovered, their new home unfortunately is not as suitable as they had originally thought, for Lady.
Because of her size, strength and reactivity, she needs her new owner to be experienced with large breeds, as well as understand this type of dog. Lady is 60kg in weight.
Lady is registered with the vet, She has mild stomach sensitivity and is fed a protein diet of fish protein kibble (Wellness Core with fish protein) otherwise she is in excellent health, she is spayed and microchipped
Occasionally she has treats, her owner keeps her weight under control by using carrots/celery/ice cubes as treats. She is not treat responsive when outside.
She is generally good on the lead and walks well, however she is a hand full if she meets or sees another dog. She's fine in the car, she will wait until you give her a lift in.
Lady can be left on her own, she is not destructive, she will bark at times but not persistently. Lady prefers to be around people when she sleeps, but can sleep anywhere.
Lady knows she isn't going to be the right dog for everyone, lady doesn't need to be everyone's dog. She just needs to be someone's dog.
If you have experience of this type of dog and could give this beautiful girl a new home email info@help2rehome.com for more information.

Mika is a 3-year-old Border Collie, 1/4 Husky Cross.
He is very reactive to other dogs and being on his lead. Mika is very strong and does pull on the lead. The owner has worked on lead training and tried different harnesses, but because of his strength they have ultimately used a head collar for additional control and safety next to roads. He would need someone who is comfortable managing a large, strong dog. Mika is looking for a new owner who is vastly experienced with this type of dog. Probably best suited to a man living on his own. Mika's ideal home would be with a very experienced owner who understands reactive dogs - No other dogs or animals - Adult-only home Mika ideally needs a farm setting or a rural/quiet environment, with someone who will have the patience/time/understanding in order for Mika to learn/thrive and continue his training. With minimal amount of contact with other dogs and distraction of a busy urban environment.
His owners have worked closely with the vet, tried medication and had intensive support from a dog behaviourist, used a muzzle, harnesses, structured management strategies, overhauled his diet, and completely changed their daily routine. They did see progress at times, but over the last couple of months his behaviour has unfortunately deteriorated again despite all the work and support in place.
The family feel they live near far too many dogs which makes any graded exposure almost impossible. Mika would need a secure, large garden, with lots of open space around him.
Mika is an affectionate, intelligent and loyal dog. He loves being outdoors, enjoys learning (he's very trainable in a calm mind state), and forms very strong bonds with his people. He is a wonderful companion in the right environment.
He is a very large dog - weighing 30kg, so has taken the husky sizing. Mika’s biggest challenge is his lead reactivity and over-arousal around other dogs... he becomes highly fixated, excited and frustrated (resulting in barking and lunging) when he sees them, he needs someone confident and capable of controlling Mika.
Mika eats Pure Pet Food, specifically the fish-based options. Owners were advised by his behaviourist to keep him on fish rather than poultry-based foods, as dietary issues can contribute to itching, also potentially exacerbate his reactivity. He has non-allergenic salmon treats for the same reason.
Mika absolutely loves meeting new people. He can bark if he is unable to greet someone directly, particularly when he is excited, but this appears to be excitement/frustration rather than an issue with people. Once he is able to meet someone, he is very friendly and enjoys attention. He can be reactive to the door, therefore the owners done a lot of work ensuring he doesn't lie in doorways. He is fine meeting the people once the door is opened.
Mika travels well in the car, not his favourite thing, but he settles well even on long journeys. Mika is very good at settling at night when he has a routine. He normally chooses his bed or another comfortable spot and settles down. He knows commands including sit, lie down, down, paw, bed, off, touch and middle. He loves learning tricks; treats are a very good motivator for him.
For more information or to offer a new home please email info@help2rehome.com
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