This adorable litter of puppies were born five days after their mum, Peggy, was handed in to Arundawn. These typical puppies are excitable and playful and will need plenty of training and socialisation as they grow. They will also require lots of exercise. Their breed - Bull Lurcher crossbreed - means they will be highly intelligent, as well as loyal and well-behaved in the right home. Currently five weeks old, the puppies will not be ready for rehoming until they are 12 weeks old,. However, the charity said it will begin the process of finding them their homes shortly, adding that the team will be 'fussy' to ensure they find the right families.This adorable litter of puppies were born five days after their mum, Peggy, was handed in to Arundawn. These typical puppies are excitable and playful and will need plenty of training and socialisation as they grow. They will also require lots of exercise. Their breed - Bull Lurcher crossbreed - means they will be highly intelligent, as well as loyal and well-behaved in the right home. Currently five weeks old, the puppies will not be ready for rehoming until they are 12 weeks old,. However, the charity said it will begin the process of finding them their homes shortly, adding that the team will be 'fussy' to ensure they find the right families.
This adorable litter of puppies were born five days after their mum, Peggy, was handed in to Arundawn. These typical puppies are excitable and playful and will need plenty of training and socialisation as they grow. They will also require lots of exercise. Their breed - Bull Lurcher crossbreed - means they will be highly intelligent, as well as loyal and well-behaved in the right home. Currently five weeks old, the puppies will not be ready for rehoming until they are 12 weeks old,. However, the charity said it will begin the process of finding them their homes shortly, adding that the team will be 'fussy' to ensure they find the right families.

Dogs for adoption and foster in Sussex: These adorable dogs and puppies at Arundawn are looking for loving homes - including a Cockapoo, Labradoodle, a German Shepherd and Lurchers 🐶

Megan Baker
By Megan Baker
Published 2nd Aug 2023, 12:15 BST
Updated 2nd Aug 2023, 12:28 BST
Take a look at these adorable rescue dogs who are all up for adoption in Sussex.

Are you considering welcoming a pooch into your home? Why not consider adopting a rescue dog?

These dogs at Arundawn Rescue, located near Horsham, are all looking hoping to find a special family, including an adorable litter of ten puppies!

To find out more about each of these dogs and to enquire about adopting, visit the rescue’s website and complete a pre-application form.

All information and photos come from Arundawn.

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To find out more about each of these dogs and to enquire about adopting, visit the rescue’s website and complete a pre-application form.

Arundawn is looking to home six puppies born to Jenny, who arrived at the sanctuary heavily pregnant. Two boys and four girls are currently looking for active homes, preferably with sighthound experience. They will be vaccinated and rehomed with a neutering contract.

5. Jenny's puppies - four-month-old Whippet crossbreeds

Arundawn is looking to home six puppies born to Jenny, who arrived at the sanctuary heavily pregnant. Two boys and four girls are currently looking for active homes, preferably with sighthound experience. They will be vaccinated and rehomed with a neutering contract. Photo: Arundawn

Ruby is a lovely, affectionate girl who must live with at least one other dog. She needs an active family in a rural location as she needs lots of exercise and mental stimulation. She has been around children aged over seven and is friendly with every person she meets, Arundawn said. ​Sadly, she has had a few homes already and has some separation anxiety, which her foster carers are working on. Her new family will need to continue her training. She cannot be homed with cats.

6. Ruby - four-year-old Beagle

Ruby is a lovely, affectionate girl who must live with at least one other dog. She needs an active family in a rural location as she needs lots of exercise and mental stimulation. She has been around children aged over seven and is friendly with every person she meets, Arundawn said. ​Sadly, she has had a few homes already and has some separation anxiety, which her foster carers are working on. Her new family will need to continue her training. She cannot be homed with cats. Photo: Arundawn

Cindy is looking for calm home with adopters experienced with her breed. She cannot live with other animals, but is good with children of all ages and loves to play and have cuddles. She needs a home in a rural location due to reactivity on a lead, and would love someone to be around most of the day as she is really a 'people dog'. A spokesperson for Arundawn said: "Cindy is really a lovely girl and deserves an understanding and loving home to spend the rest of her days."

7. Cindy - seven-year-old English Bull Terrier

Cindy is looking for calm home with adopters experienced with her breed. She cannot live with other animals, but is good with children of all ages and loves to play and have cuddles. She needs a home in a rural location due to reactivity on a lead, and would love someone to be around most of the day as she is really a 'people dog'. A spokesperson for Arundawn said: "Cindy is really a lovely girl and deserves an understanding and loving home to spend the rest of her days." Photo: Arundawn

Livvy has been described as an affectionate and friendly dog who is looking for a calm forever home. She would be best suited to being an only dog in her new home, and can not live with any small furry animals. Arundawn said Livvy would love a home in the countryside and getting frequent walks. She has not been tested with children and cannot live with cats.

8. Livvy - two-year-old Lurcher

Livvy has been described as an affectionate and friendly dog who is looking for a calm forever home. She would be best suited to being an only dog in her new home, and can not live with any small furry animals. Arundawn said Livvy would love a home in the countryside and getting frequent walks. She has not been tested with children and cannot live with cats. Photo: Arundawn

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