Dogs Trust: Rosie the Shih Tzu/Poodle cross puppy and Border Collie Farl need rehoming in Northern Ireland

Two youngsters currently in the charity’s care waiting to be adopted are puppy Rosie and one-year-old Farl.

Rosie is an adorable three month old Rosie is a typical puppy, she is inquisitive, playful, and will require training and socialisation. Rosie is motivated by both toys and food, which bodes well for her training. Rosie is still learning her manners and likes to use her puppy teeth to play when she gets excited. This can be managed with a solid routine and training, but it may be a bit much for other pets and younger children in the home. For this reason, Rosie is looking for a home with no other pets and with children aged 12 and over.

As puppy Rosie is not yet housetrained, it would be ideal if her adopter is able to be at home with her to begin with. Rosie is currently on medication, and this will be discussed further by our Adoption Team with anyone interested in adopting this bundle of joy. Rosie is adorable both inside and out and hopes it won’t be long before she meets her pawfect match.

Farl is a one-year-old Collie, with a gentle nature, who hasn't had the best start to life. Farl was pregnant when she came into Dogs Trust care. She was a fantastic mum to nine pups that have all since been adopted. Now is her time to find her forever home. Farl is a very loving girl, who loves a comfy bed and soft cuddly toys. This sweet girl is looking for patient and understanding adopters who will help build her confidence, give her time to grow and then watch her blossom. Farl would thrive in a calm and loving household where she can rely on a predictable routine. She requires an adult-only home where she is the only dog, so she can be spoiled and cherished. She will also require help with her basic training, as she needs to learn all about living in a home as a much-loved pet.

If you are interested in adopting Rosie or Farl, get in touch with the team at Dogs Trust Ballymena

You can also find out more at https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/ballymena