Animal Rescue Cumbria, a renowned animal welfare charity, partners with The Wainwright Shelter to provide a safe haven for stray, abandoned, and surrendered animals, including 350 cats and dogs per year. Once a dog has undergone assessment by the animal care team, they are prepared for adoption.
Meet the Dogs
- Portia: A Lurcher estimated to be between one-and-a-half and two years old, looking for a family with a similar size dog and a secure garden to play in.
- Toro: A Lurcher around two years and three months old, seeking a family that can take him on adventures and provide a cosy sofa to return home to.
- Poppy: A one-year-and-one-month-old Collie and Staffie cross, requiring a family with a secure garden where she can run and play, and plenty of love and attention as she settles in.
- Callie: A one-year-and-nine-month-old Belgian Shepherd Malinois, looking for a family who will take her out on lots of adventures and provide plenty of mental and physical stimulation.
- Finn: A six-month-old Lurcher cross, needing a patient owner to help him stay on track, and an active family who can take him on adventures.
- Glen: An eight-years-and-nine-months-old Glen of Imaal Terrier, seeking a owner who will be around most of the time to keep him company, and can arrange doggy day care for him.
- Benson: A two-years-and-nine-months-old Lurcher, looking for an active family who can take him on adventures and help him settle in, with a home without cats.
- Bear: A ten-month-old Maltese cross, requiring a family who can keep up with his grooming needs and provide a secure garden to play in.
Adoption Process
| Step | Description |
|---|---|
| Assessment | Dogs undergo assessment by the animal care team to determine their temperament, energy level, and compatibility with other pets. |
| Adoption Enquiry | Potential adopters fill out an adoption enquiry form, providing information about themselves, their experience, and their previous pets. |
| Meet and Greet | Potential adopters meet the dog in a controlled environment to assess compatibility. |
| Home Visit | A home visit is conducted to ensure the suitability of the adopter’s home and lifestyle. |
| Adoption | The dog is adopted by the potential adopter, with a contract in place to ensure the dog’s well-being. |
Requirements for Adopting a Dog
- A suitable home with a secure garden, adequate space, and a comfortable living environment.
- A family with suitable experience in caring for dogs, and the ability to provide adequate exercise and attention.
- A commitment to providing veterinary care and regular check-ups.
- A willingness to continue training and socialization to ensure the dog’s well-being.
- A safe and secure environment, free from hazards and toxins.
Meet the Cats
- Poppy: A one-year-and-one-month-old Collie and Staffie cross, requiring a family with a secure garden where she can run and play, and plenty of love and attention as she settles in.
- Callie: A one-year-and-nine-month-old Belgian Shepherd Malinois, looking for a family who will take her out on lots of adventures and provide plenty of mental and physical stimulation.
- Bear: A ten-month-old Maltese cross, requiring a family who can keep up with his grooming needs and provide a secure garden to play in.
About Animal Rescue Cumbria
“At Animal Rescue Cumbria, we’re passionate about finding forever homes for stray, abandoned, and surrendered animals, including dogs and cats. Our team works tirelessly to provide a safe haven for these animals, and we’re committed to matching them with the perfect families.
