Millie is here with her friend Bruno.

 They are with us because their owners health meant she couldn’t look after them anymore. She was heartbroken to give her beautiful babies up but knew it was the best thing to do for them.

Millie is a little unsure about what is happening to her at the moment and is relying on her good friend Bruno to give her some reassurance. She is starting to settle in and her tail is starting to wag so we will soon see the real Millie and the glimpses we’ve seen say she will be worth waiting for.

These gorgeous bundles of fun belong to Red.

Red was found wandering all alone and heavily pregnant.  Luckily she was brought here by a caring passerby where she gave birth to these little treasures soon after.

Now they are big enough to find new loving homes of their own.

Before you fall in love please remember that puppies are very hard work and these are no exception.

Pip is very talented – he likes to do Elvis impressions !

Pip is a loving dog once he gets to know you however he is very strong willed and would therefore need a more experienced owner who would be able to remind him of ‘his place in the pack’ !

His carers say that he is very stubborn.

Pip doesn’t particularly like youngsters and his carers feel that his next home would be better if the children (if any) were older rather than toddlers.

Bramble has come into Mayflower to look for a new home because her previous owners have had to move into rented accommodation and were unable to take her with them.

Although they loved her very much, they realised that it was in her best interests to find a new home.

Bramble is quite shy and hides away from strangers under her bedding but once she gets to know you she is very loving and talkative.

She is just adorable!

Please don’t make her wait too long

Chaz is a collie cross who will benefit from being homed with an experienced collie owner. He will need lots of exercise and patience to help him deal with his active collie brain. He is a good looking lad who wants someone to love and who can see what a great boy he will be when in the right home.

He doesn’t show himself very well in the kennel so please don’t let that put you off – look into his eyes and see the boy behind the noise.