Events

Sun
02
Jul
2017

Broadstone Family Fun Dog Show
12 to 4:30pmBoadstone Recreational Ground off Lower Blandford Road BH18 8EA
Wolfdog Rescue Show

All dog breeds welcome

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Fri
18
Aug
2017
Sun
20
Aug
2017

The Skidbrooke Wolfy Breed Show
Skidbrooke Lodge, Saddleback Road, Skidbrooke, Louth, Lincs. LN11 7DH
Come and find us at the Wolfdog Rescue stall.

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Sun
27
Aug
2017

Naturally Pets Fun Dog Show
10:00 amSunnylea, Watermill lane, Bexhill on Sea, East Sussex, TN39 5JB
Come and find us at the Wolfdog Rescue stall.

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Druid

in need of a forever home

Druid is a 7 yr old Czech x Tamaskan neutered male wolfdog.
He is a very kind and soft natured boy; he likes his attention and fuss.

Since being with us, Druid has been put onto a raw diet and loves his chicken.

Druid is good on the lead and long line; he has been very good in the home, no signs of destruction or counter surfing.

He has done well meeting and playing with other dogs, he can be reactive towards other males so a similar size bitch would be preferred.

He is still a little over weight but his fitness is improving and he is loving a good run, his recall is good but this has only been tested without distractions close by.

Can you offer this lovely boy his forever home?

Timber

in need of a forever home

Timber is 7 years old, she has been spayed and assessed and is now ready for her loving family home.

Timber is a very sweet girl; she loves her cuddles and being brushed. She is crate trained and can be left without any signs of separation anxiety for short periods.

She walks very well on the lead and is good in the local town, she is brilliant in the vets and will allow vet to check ears, feet etc.

Her recall in an enclosed area is improving but she does have a prey drive and will chase cats, rabbits and small furries, so a long line is needed on walks.

Timber has been through a lot and her confidence has taken a knock but she remains a lovely friendly girl who is always pleased to meet you. She can be reactive to some dogs so we will insist on a few visits to do meet and greets.

A minimum of 6’ fences will be a must as she can climb and clear 7’ mesh fencing with ease.

If you think you can offer Timber her happy ever after please get in touch

Seiva

in need of a forever home

Update 2nd May 2017
Seiva is now available for adoption

Seiva has responded well to her training, she has received lots of one-one work, she can still be reactive to certain dogs when out and about so this will need on-going attention. She is not too sure in crowds and lively environments.

Seiva does have a healthy prey drive so will not be suitable to live with cats. She shows a very keen interest in livestock too.

She is a very happy girl, who literally jumps into your arms on greeting you. She likes attention and loves to be groomed. She likes attention a little too much and can be competitive with dogs she lives with so we will be looking for her to go to a home where she is the only dog and get all the attention and devotion she deserves.

Seiva is crate trained and is very well behaved indoors but would not like to be left on her own for long periods of time. She also believes she is half monkey and likes to climb. She can jump/climb fences in record timing so a secure garden with a minimum of 6’ fencing is essential.

Seiva has not been assessed around young children, and due to the fact she feels a lot more settled in a quiet environment we will not be homing her to a young family.

We will ask that applicants meet her first and several visits will be preferred , current location – Norfolk.

If you think you match the criteria to adopt Seiva and can offer her happy ever after home then please get in touch.

Update 30th March 2017
Seiva is now settled into her new environment and we are pleased so say she is responding well to her training.

She has been playing with some of the other dogs and has interacted with respect and shown submissive behaviours.

Seiva has recently been spayed and has made a full recovery from the op and is now back out enjoying her walks in the forest and on the beach. She travels well in a crate but if lose in the car she will try to jump on you and gets stressed so crate is essential.

She has been non-reactive to other dogs she has met when out and about and is good on the lead. She is not too good in crowds and does not like loud noises and is spooked by people wearing high-vis clothing. She has a very strong urge to chase small furies and shows a very keen interest in livestock.

Seiva is a happy girl who likes her attention, she loves to be groomed and have cuddles. She will need a very calm environment and will benefit from having another dog at home and an owner who is around a lot as she does not like to be left. She is a little monkey and thinks nothing of hopping over 6’ fences so any applicant will need a minimum of 6’ fencing and she will not be able to be left unattended in the garden.

With the amount of progress made in a relatively short space of time we are hopeful she will be available for adoption soon.

Current location: Norfolk – visits will be essential.

Feb 2017

Seiva (aka Etta) has come in as an emergency case and is now in kennels.

Seiva has several issues and once she has settled in she will start her training. Due to the issues Seiva has we envisage she is going to be in kennels for a while before we can consider putting her into a foster home.

She will be going to vets for a check-up, and will be booked in for her spay and vaccinations and worming. It is still very early days so we have no further information to give at this time, but updates will follow.

Evie

in need of a forever home

Since arriving into rescue and being with her foster family Evie has made huge improvements and we feel she is ready to look for her forever home, although she has not been spayed yet due to her coming into season. She will be adopted on a contract to spay, which will be paid for by Wolfdog Rescue. Evie was not well socialised previously so has been learning about the outside world and has been having fun investigating the great outdoors.

Evie can still be nervous in some new situations although she accepts and responds well to gentle reassurance. She was very nervous of traffic, but this has improved massively and will now stand and wait at roadside ready to cross. She can still be startled by the likes of joggers approaching her but again this is improving and she no longer goes into flight mode.

Her lead work has also improved massively and will only pull if she sees or gets the scent of deer, so she does have a prey drive and will not be able to be homed with small animals.

Evie is very good in the house and has been non-destructive; she does have slight separation anxiety and can howl for short periods when left. She is very affectionate and likes her fuss and attention.

We feel Evie will be best suited to being the only dog in the house, she can be reactive when meeting new dogs, this is more fear based and with careful introductions is manageable but we would like her to be an only dog so her progress can continue at a pace she is comfortable with.

Evie has been around children but does show signs of fear when approached quickly by young children so we are looking for a home with no young children.

Visits prior to adoption will be encouraged so her transition can be as stress free as possible, she has bonded with her foster family so building up new relationships prior to adoption will be preferred.

Hera

in need of a foster home

Hera is 5 years old, a pure Czech import from Italy. She is neutered and does come with a medical condition. Unfortunately Hera was diagnosed with Immune Poly Arthritis over two years ago and was very poorly with the condition, since her recovery she has shown no signs of illness and is fit and well. Due to the condition, Hera can never have another vaccine in her life as this could be a trigger.

When Hera was poorly she became very nervous of people and reactive to dogs when on the lead, this was probably due to the fact she knew she was vulnerable at that time and the limited on lead exercise she needed for a long time period following the illness had a huge impact on her behaviour.

Hera is crate trained, can live with a large breed male, good on lead, can be destructive if left un-crated, she is an opportunist so will counter surf. Hera loves a game of chase in the garden and loves belly/ear rubs, most of all she loves to be with you and know you are close by.

Hera’s owner is devastated to be having to re-home her, and is putting her needs first, due to a huge change in circumstances Hera is not getting the time and human interaction she needs.

We will be looking for someone who has large breed experience, ideally with experience of a nervous dog and lives in a rural location. Hera needs time, patience, love and someone who can offer her understanding and respect.

There will be support available throughout and Dr Isla Fishburn has kindly offered to give advice on dietary needs and how to empower Hera to feel safe in her new environment to help with her emotions and nervousness.

PLEASE NOTE: Anyone applying will be asked if they have looked into the condition, Immune Poly Arthritis, and understands the implications of the condition, so please take the time to read up on it.