Meet Piper
Piper has arrived and is settling in well.
Background
Piper was found on the streets in a terrible state. He has had lots of love and time to heal from his wounds. He will be arriving very soon.
Information you should know
Age : 8 months
Breed (if Known) : Mixed terrier type
Size: currently 13kg will be a medium size when grown
Sex: Male
Foster Location : East Sussex
From: North Macedonia
Spayed/Neutered: Neutered
My perfect home -
Piper is a super pup! He is great around other dogs and loves to play. He would love a family who are active and enjoy walks, who can also continue teaching him. We think he will grow to around 17kg when he is an adult. He can be left for short periods without any problems although as a puppy he would benefit from someone being around most of the time. He can happily live with another calm dog or on his own. As Piper can be bouncy, children would need to be 10 years plus.
More Details below
Dogs
Cats
Small Mammals
Horses
Other Animals
Yes
No
Unknown
Unknown
Unknown
Children under 7 years
Children 7 to 12 years
Teenagers
Men
Women
Strangers
No
10 years plus
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Toilet Trained
Can travel in a car
Can walk on lead
Likes to play with toys
Can be left for short periods
Can be a solo dog or needs a companion
Grooming
Yes
Unknown
Yes
Unknown
Yes
Either
Brush as needed
More Photo's below
Time to fall in love!
Contact us
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How you can help
Looking to Adopt
We have a variety of dogs looking for adoption. If you are looking for a dog please register your interest by completing our adoption form.
Thinking of Fostering
Fostering is so rewarding and a great way of supporting without the commitment. Every dog we rescue requires assessing and this is what our wonderful fosters do. Applications for fosters are currently open.
Support Fundraising
Come join our coffee club or help with fundraisers. Donations are always welcome and 100% of all donations go towards rescuing dogs or their vets bills.
Last Updated: 27th September 2024
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