About Ruby
My Name is… Ruby
I am… 8 year’s old
I am… Female
I am a … Staffie
I have come from… A loving home
Can I be rehomed with dogs? No
Can I be rehomed with cats? No
Can I be rehomed with children? Age 6+
I love… Cuddles & Affection
I am…. Looking for a forever home
MY HISTORY
Ruby is looking for a new home. She has been a well-loved dog but sadly is looking for a new home due to unforeseen circumstances.
ABOUT RUBY
Ruby, she is 8 years young! she is small girl but very full of character.
Ruby is a complete lap dog and loves nothing more than lots of cuddles and affection. And we must mention the Belly rubs !! she would lay there all day if she could.
She walks beautifully on a lead, would make someone a wonderful companion and a great addition to a family home. She is happiest when she is close to people and a very soppy girl bless her.
TYPE OF HOME NEEDED
Ruby is looking for a pet free retirement. She like things to be calm and quiet, with all the attention and cuddles and TLC.
Please contact the rescue if you are interested via email staffiesrescue@gmail.com
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Help us find Ruby a home!
Do you have a home for Ruby?
We are looking for potential fosterers/adopters within 2 hour driving radius of the Bournemouth area. A home check will be required and adoption fees (£180) apply.
We have a thorough rehoming programme to prepare you and your dog for each other. We also offer help and support for you both in the future. Learn about responsible ownership or contact us if you have any questions.
If you are considering fostering or permanently rehoming a dog, then please print off and complete one of the forms below:
Please note: We only rehome within 2 hour driving radius of the Bournemouth area and do not place dogs in homes with children under the age of 6.
Apply by Email
Please print out the form and scan it in after filling it out. Email your completed form to us at staffiesrescue@gmail.com.
Apply by Post
Please email staffiesrescue@gmail.com to ask for our postal address.
Other ways to help
If you can’t offer a home there are still loads of ways to help our dogs.
