An animal sanctuary in Stadhampton is hoping to find loving homes for dogs, cats and rabbits in its care.
The animals are currently being cared for by the Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary (OAS), which is around a 25-minute drive from Oxford.
Staff at the sanctuary are appealing to the public to consider adoption and are available to help match animals to their ideal homes.
For those unable to adopt, the sanctuary also welcomes donations through its website.
5 dogs at Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary who dream of finding loving new homes
Max
Gender – Male
Age – 7 years
Breed – Labrador
Max is fun and bouncy and loves spending time with people.
He likes to learn new things and he can live with dog-savvy children who are aged 12 years and above.
Max needs to be the only pet in his new home and would love to find an owner who won’t leave him alone for long periods.
He’d love a secure and private garden with fencing that's at least 5ft.
Find out more about Max via the Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary website.
Buzz
Gender – Male
Age – 3 years
Breed – Greyhound
Buzz is a firm favourite at the centre and is looking for his forever home.
He can share his new home with teenagers (13+) and he could potentially live with a medium to large neutered dog, as long as they mix well when meeting at the centre prior to adoption.
Buzz can’t live with cats or small furry animals and would love a secure and private garden with 6ft fencing.
Find out more about Buzz via the Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary website.
Apple
Gender – Female
Age – 2 years
Breed – Beagle
Apple is fun and mischievous when she’s feeling confident and she’s desperate to find a new home.
If she mixes well with another dog, she could live with them as long as they are neutered and can cope with living with a lively, young dog.
Apple is looking for a quiet and adult-only home where her new family can help her continue training.
She would love a secure and private garden with 6ft fencing.
Find out more about Apple via the Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary website.
Dodger
Gender – Male
Age – 1 year
Breed – Chihuahua/Crossbreed
Dodger has bags of personality, loves to learn new things and enjoys his walks.
He needs to be the only pet and he’s looking for an adult-only home.
Dodger would benefit from living with owners who have experience with chihuahuas.
Things to consider before adopting a pet
A secure and private garden with a minimum of 4ft fencing would be ideal for Dodger.
Find out more about Dodger via the Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary website.
Ollie
Gender – Male
Age – 5 years
Breed – Lurcher
Find out more about Ollie via the Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary website.
Ollie is a lovely boy who deserves the best fresh start with a new family.
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He can live with teenagers (14+) and has the potential to live with a medium to large dog as long as they are neutered and mix well at the centre before adoption.
Ollie can’t live with cats or other small furry animals and his new family will need to be patient while he settles into his new home.
He would love a secure and private garden with 6ft fencing.
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