Here You Will Find Information About The Dogs
Rochdale Dog Rescue work to prevent dogs at Stray Dog Kennels being put to sleep after 7 days if not reclaimed by their owners.
We work closely with a council contracted Stray Holding Kennels who provide us with photographs and essential information about the dogs coming in to their care so that we can during those 7 days ensure we have enough funds and space to bring those dogs who are not claimed into our care. We are often contacted by other organisations with dogs at risk of being put to sleep or by people who need help with rehoming their own dogs and will help out by offering a safe place with ourselves where we can.
Unfortunately the number of Bull Breed type dogs that we have to board are a massive drain on our resources and we are struggling to find the funds for Emergency Boarding.
Funding Emergency Boarding is only possible through your donations, and we desperately need to find rescue spaces or funds to ensure the safety of dogs arriving at the Stray Kennels daily.
If you can help with a donation or would like to make a regular monthly donation please use our Paypal link below or via the Help a Poundie page which has more details.
Or you can make a donation via our Just Giving page - just click on the link below ...
Please find us on Facebook where you can follow updates on all the dogs, find out about transport requests and fundraisers?
The following dogs are currently at the Stray Dog Kennels and need Rescue Places
The following dogs are currently at the Stray Dog Kennels where they will need to stay for 7 days to allow their owner to claim them.
They cannot leave before the stated put to sleep date.
Unfortunately, the majority of dogs are not claimed so we have to find a safe place for these dogs within 7 days otherwise they are at risk of being put to sleep.
We DO NOT rehome stray dogs directly to the public, but can provide more details on these dogs should they move to another rescue or be signed over into our care.
There are currently no dogs in the stray kennels.
The following dogs are now safe in the care of Rochdale Dog Rescue.
The dogs featured below are now safe in the care of Rochdale Dog Rescue. Once a dog arrives into our care they will be assessed, health checked, neutered, vaccinated and micro-chipped. These dogs are available for rehoming; some of the more recently arrived dogs may be undergoing assessment still.
Please note that Rochdale Dog Rescue does not rehome to homes where there are children under 10 years of age.
We also need to ensure that if you do not own your own property the landlord has given their permission for a dog and any garden you have is fully enclosed and secure. We also need to make sure any dogs we rehome are not left 'home alone' all day and lastly that any other dogs you have are neutered.
We rehome within an approximate 100 mile radius of our base (but if you are close to this then please do ask us).
If you think you could offer any of the dogs a loving home then please complete our Rehoming Enquiry Form in the first instance.
No. 4720: MAX (Neutered, Fully Vaccinated & Microchipped)
Max needs a new home.
Jack Russell/Beagle Cross, male, born 2/06/2014. He is red, he has a smooth coat and he is small to medium in size. He has been signed over to the care of RDR; he is currently in emergency foster. He's a funny boy with some funny traits so we are asking people to read this new information and apply only if they fit the criteria and can cope with his behaviour. If you have already applied please reapply if still interested, taking into account the below.
From his fosterer:
"Max came to stay with me today and he has been such a bundle of fun! He looooooves his toys and will spend hours throwing them around and playing! He loves a tummy tickle and has been following me around making sure he is involved in whatever I’m up to. I get the impression he isn’t used to boundaries and will grumble if you tell him off, however if you ask nicely or even better redirect with a toy he is more than happy to comply. We are still new to each other and I’m sure he will settle once he learns I’m not a threat. That said he is a dog with a lot to say for himself anyway, he grumbled at his toy for a good 5 minutes for daring to be stuck under the counter! He was very pleased when I retrieved it for him. He’s very affectionate and loves a game of fetch. I’m sure he will make a wonderful addition to the right family.
He is such a personality! He can get nervy and spooked at times but for the most part he’s a typical bolshy little Russell.
He’s lovely and really affectionate for the most part, does seem quite insecure and anything he feels a little unhappy about he growls to let you know. Don’t think he is used to boundaries much to be honest. That said he has been great at being caged at work when needed and sits there really nicely even if he does growl at you for lifting him in - I wonder if he’s be better in a home with another dog to show him the ropes and what’s expected? He’s also a very active dog, he would go all day I’m sure so an active terrier savvy family would be great!
I think he would be better with a home with experience with difficult dogs. He certainly isn’t an easy dog and can be quite unpredictable with what he does and doesn’t like. Like he’s always been fine with me clipping his lead to his collar but then this morning he growled when I went to do it and proceeded to follow me around growling, if you tell him off he does it all the more but if you ignore him or distract him he stops. He seems to have days when everything just seems to trigger a growl and other days he’s fine. He’s never offered to snap but I wouldn’t push him at this stage.
He races round with his toys getting me to play fetch with him, but he growls at me at least 5/6 times a day, he’s never offered to snap but I obviously don’t push him, really don’t know if he’s just complaining or if he means it yet."
You will find full details of this dog in their album in the photo's section on Facebook or if on FB by clicking on the link above to their album.
If you are interested in offering Max a new home please complete the form below, please put as much detail as possible, this helps us to build a picture of whether the dog would be a good match for your family.
Please state in the application that you have read the new information.
Before completing the form please check the following criteria as you will not get a response if the criteria is not met:
* We will not rehome Max to families where there are children under 18 years old.
* We do like to confirm the landlord has given permission if you do not own your own property.
* You must have a secure garden.
* Any existing dogs in the family must be neutered/spayed.
* Families must live within an approximate 100 mile radius of our base in Rochdale/ Manchester.
We also do not rehome where the dogs are left for long periods each day, this may vary from dog to dog with regards to how long they can be left but any detail about hours and routines is useful for us.
http://www.rochdale-dog-rescue.com/RehomingEnquiry.html
Thank you to some very kind and caring people we have been able to help Max! He moved into our care in emergency boarding kennels on Friday 5th March 2021 and to emergency foster on Sunday 28th March 2021. He needs a new home as soon as possible.
No. 4722: BENNY (First Vaccinated)
Benny needs a new home.
Kitten, male, born 27/01/2021. He is black; he is currently in emergency foster.
"Benny...very playful and enjoys a cuddle. Loves his food. Inquisitive and cheeky. A little sweetheart whilst being a little monkey. Always trying to see what he can have."
"All are very sweet and cheeky and their personalities are developing as the days go on. Mia and Billy usually together and Lottie and Benny. When they go to bed, Billy dictates on where he is sleeping."
They are having their 1st vaccinations on 29th March, 2nd vaccinations 3 weeks later, then they will be ready to go.
They will need to come back to our vets to be neutered/spayed when approximately 5 months old and this will be funded by us.
Adoption fee for each kitten is £100.
The kittens need to go in pairs unless the home already has resident cat/cats.
You will find full details of this cat in their album in the photo's section on Facebook or if on FB by clicking on the link above to their album.
If you are interested in offering Benny a new home please complete the form below, please put as much detail as possible, this helps us to build a picture of whether he would be a good match for your family.
Before completing the form please check the following criteria as you will not get a response if the criteria is not met:
* We do not rehome to families where there are children under 5 years old.
* Any existing cats in the family must be neutered/spayed.
* Families must live within an approximate 50 mile radius of our base in Rochdale/ Manchester.
http://www.rochdale-dog-rescue.com/RehomingEnquiry.html
All the cats will be fully vaccinated, microchipped, flea & worm treated before rehoming. They will need to come back to our vets to be neutered/spayed when approximately 5 months old and this will be funded by us.
Thank you to some very kind and caring people we have been able to help Benny! He moved into our care in emergency foster on Sunday 31st January 2021. He will need a new home soon.
No. 4724: LOTTIE (First Vaccinated)
Lottie needs a new home.
Kitten, female, born 27/01/2021. She is black and white; she is currently in emergency foster.
"Lottie is the shyest of the bunch. She is coming out of her shell but definitely the quietest and the shyest although she is one of the first to investigate a new toy. She loves cuddles and will happily fall asleep in your arms. She likes to stand in her water bowl while drinking!"
"All are very sweet and cheeky and their personalities are developing as the days go on. Mia and Billy usually together and Lottie and Benny. When they go to bed, Billy dictates on where he is sleeping."
They are having their 1st vaccinations on 29th March, 2nd vaccinations 3 weeks later, then they will be ready to go.
They will need to come back to our vets to be neutered/spayed when approximately 5 months old and this will be funded by us.
Adoption fee for each kitten is £100.
The kittens need to go in pairs unless the home already has resident cat/cats.
You will find full details of this cat in their album in the photo's section on Facebook or if on FB by clicking on the link above to their album.
If you are interested in offering Lottie a new home please complete the form below, please put as much detail as possible, this helps us to build a picture of whether she would be a good match for your family.
Before completing the form please check the following criteria as you will not get a response if the criteria is not met:
* We do not rehome to families where there are children under 5 years old.
* Any existing cats in the family must be neutered/spayed.
* Families must live within an approximate 50 mile radius of our base in Rochdale/ Manchester.
http://www.rochdale-dog-rescue.com/RehomingEnquiry.html
All the cats will be fully vaccinated, microchipped, flea & worm treated before rehoming. They will need to come back to our vets to be neutered/spayed when approximately 5 months old and this will be funded by us.
Thank you to some very kind and caring people we have been able to help Lottie! She moved into our care in emergency foster on Sunday 31st January 2021. She will need a new home soon.
No. 4726: ROSIE (First Vaccinated)
Rosie needs a new home.
Cat, female, born 15/08/2019. She is black; she is currently in emergency foster. Rosie has just finished nursing her kittens and is now ready to find her new home; she will be spayed, fully vaccinated and microchipped before rehoming.
From her fosterer:
"Rosie is an absolute sweetheart. She purrs at you constantly and just loves affection. She does have issues with food aggression but that is slowly becoming less as she knows that she will always be fed. She a gorgeous girl that needs someone to keep teaching her that she has nothing to fear and how to be a cat again. She is litter tray trained. Rosie loves to rub against you and have her head tickled.
She would be better as an only cat unless savvy towards her, she is ok with my dog just a bushy tail unless food is involved but they haven't had long interactions yet."
You will find full details of this cat in their album in the photo's section on Facebook or if on FB by clicking on the link above to their album.
If you are interested in offering Rosie a new home please complete the form below, please put as much detail as possible, this helps us to build a picture of whether she would be a good match for your family.
Adoption fee is £100.
Before completing the form please check the following criteria as you will not get a response if the criteria is not met:
* We do not rehome to families where there are children under 5 years old.
* Any existing cats in the family must be neutered/spayed.
* Families must live within an approximate 50 mile radius of our base in Rochdale/ Manchester.
http://www.rochdale-dog-rescue.com/RehomingEnquiry.html
Thank you to some very kind and caring people we have been able to help Rosie! She moved into our care in emergency foster on Sunday 31st January 2021. She needs a new home as soon as possible.
No. 4727: THOR & LOKI
Thor and Loki need a new home.
Cats, both male, approximately 12 months old. Thor is tabby and white, Loki is black and white. They have been signed over and are currently in emergency boarding. Thor and Loki will be neutered, fully vaccinated and microchipped before rehoming; they are lovely cats who are very close and need to be rehomed together.
You will find full details of these cats in their album in the photo's section on Facebook or if on FB by clicking on the link above to their album.
If you are interested in offering Thor and Loki a new home please complete the form below, please put as much detail as possible, this helps us to build a picture of whether she would be a good match for your family.
Adoption fee is £175 for the pair.
Before completing the form please check the following criteria as you will not get a response if the criteria is not met:
* We do not rehome to families where there are children under 5 years old.
* Any existing cats in the family must be neutered/spayed.
* Families must live within an approximate 50 mile radius of our base in Rochdale/ Manchester.
http://www.rochdale-dog-rescue.com/RehomingEnquiry.html
Thank you to some very kind and caring people we have been able to help Thor and Loki! They moved into our care in emergency boarding on Friday 10th April 2021. They need a new home as soon as possible.
The following dogs have rescue places if not claimed or have a new home ...
The following dogs will be moving into the care of another rescue if not reclaimed or are now reserved and will soon be going to their new home.
No. 4723: BILLY (First Vaccinated)
RESERVED: Billy has a new home.
Kitten, male, born 27/01/2021. He is brown and white; he is currently in emergency foster.
"Billy seems to be the leader of the pack. Very very Inquisitive and cries out to tell you he wants something. Has worked out he can get himself a human slave. Loves to explore and usually the first to explore somewhere different."
"All are very sweet and cheeky and their personalities are developing as the days go on. Mia and Billy usually together and Lottie and Benny. When they go to bed, Billy dictates on where he is sleeping."
Currently in emergency foster he will be going to his new home soon.
No. 4725: MIA (First Vaccinated)
RESERVED: Mia has a new home.
Kitten, female, born 27/01/2021. She is black and white; she is currently in emergency foster.
"Mia is a little shy. She is Inquisitive and one of the quieter of the four. Loves to explore and investigate and play as well as have cuddles."
"All are very sweet and cheeky and their personalities are developing as the days go on. Mia and Billy usually together and Lottie and Benny. When they go to bed, Billy dictates on where he is sleeping."
Currently in emergency foster she will be going to her new home soon.
REGISTERED CHARITY NO: 1162047