Three dogs who have spent the longest time at Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary are looking for their forever home.
The first one is Dodger, a two-year-old Chihuahua who is described as a 'fun, curious and smart lad looking for a committed home'.
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary say he loves toys and playtime and is affectionate and loving on his terms.
For potential rescuers, Dodger needs an adult-only home, experienced owners, to be the only pet at home, a private garden with high fencing, and he is not suitable for homes looking for a lap dog.
The next dog is Swift, a five-year-old Lurcher who is a 'gorgeous boy who loves nothing more than sunbathing and sofa time'.
For Swift's new owners, he is food-motivated, loves learning new things, is a sensitive and loving boy, but would thrive in a home with an adopter who understands dog body language.
His new home would need to be pet-free, adult-only, and have a private, secure garden.
Blue is another dog who has been at the rescue the longest; the eight-year-old French Bulldog is a 'lovely little character with lots of personality'.
The sanctuary says she thrives in a family home and can live with children aged seven years and over.
For a new home, she would need to be the only pet in the home, to remain on a diet for her skin, a private, secure garden, and not to socialise with other dogs.
For potential adoptees, please see the Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary's website, where you will fill out a pre-adoption questionnaire, and the sanctuary will confirm an appointment with you to meet the animal you are interested in.
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