Dogs & Cats looking for homes from home

Here are some dogs & cats that we are trying to find loving homes for. They are currently not at either of our Centres. Please use our contact form or more information and/or to arrange a meet & greet.

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Amber

Gender/Age: Female 5 mths
Breed: Labrador
Colour: Yellow

Amber – 5 Month Old Intelligent, Loving Girl Seeking the Right Home
Amber is a beautiful five-month old fox red Labrador puppy from working lines, with a huge heart and a wonderfully affectionate nature. She loves cuddles, resting her head on your lap, and forming a deep bond with her person after a busy day.
We rescued Amber at just ten weeks old. Early on, she developed some nighttime anxiety, which we have worked on consistently and with great care. She now sleeps comfortably through the night as long as her person is in the same room. Amber can currently be left alone in the house for short periods of around thirty minutes, and with the right support and gradual training, this can be increased over time.
A Very Clever Girl Who Loves to Work
Amber is exceptionally intelligent and thrives on training and mental stimulation. She is always looking for “work to do” and actively seeks engagement. Because of this, she can find it difficult to switch off and self settle during the day without support or cuddles and a quiet environment.
She already has a strong training foundation and knows recall, sit, stand, down, stay, and wait. Amber would absolutely excel in higher level training, scent work, or structured activities that give her purpose. She is far more than a typical family pet and needs ongoing mental challenges to feel settled and fulfilled.
Out and About
Amber is currently learning to walk calmly on the lead and is making steady, age appropriate progress. Ongoing training will be important. She particularly enjoys being on a long line, where she can safely explore, run, and really stretch her legs.
She is excellent with other dogs and has fantastic social skills. Amber plays beautifully, reads other dogs well, and naturally adjusts her energy for older or quieter dogs. She responds appropriately if a dog does not want to engage and shows lovely, polite manners. She thrives with appropriate dog to dog interaction and is known locally for being friendly, playful, and well socialised.
The Home Amber Needs
Amber needs a home better suited to her needs than we are currently able to provide. She would do best with experienced, active owners who can involve her in daily life — ideally someone who could take her to work or give her a meaningful role.
A large garden, farm, or rural style environment would suit her perfectly. Having a calm space such as a utility room where she can settle and switch off away from household bustle would be ideal. Amber does not like being excluded or separated from her family within the home at the moment and may bark or cry, although this has been improving steadily with training and consistency. Patience and understanding will be key.
She would benefit greatly from living with another stable adult dog who can provide companionship, play, and model calm behaviour. In such a home, some of her current challenges may reduce further.
Amber currently lives with an elderly cat who avoids her, as she is simply too inquisitive and energetic. For this reason, a home without cats or small animals inside would be best.
Children & Mouthing
Amber lives with an older child and enjoys running and playing. However, she becomes overstimulated very quickly and can become mouthy within seconds. Because of this, she would not be suitable for a home with young children.
Mouthing is an ongoing training focus and typically occurs when Amber is seeking food, play, or attention. Much of this appears linked to over tiredness and difficulty self settling during the day. With the right structure, environment, and potentially another dog to model calm behaviour, this is something we believe will continue to improve.
Health & Support
Amber is fully vaccinated and has had recent health checks to rule out any medical causes for her behaviours. She is healthy, with no concerns identified aside from a mild allergy.
A full clinical behaviourist report is available so prospective owners can fully understand her needs and continue her support plan with confidence.
A Truly Special Girl
Amber is a sensitive, intelligent, and deeply loving puppy who forms strong bonds with her family. She will repay the time, patience, and effort invested in her for the rest of her life.
This decision has been incredibly difficult, as we love Amber very much. However, we know she deserves a home that can truly meet her needs and help her reach her full potential. This is a home to home rehoming, and we are committed to finding the right home — not just any home.
If you are experienced, active, and looking for an exceptional companion who thrives on purpose, connection, and training, Amber could be the most rewarding dog you ever welcome into your life.

Amber is looking for a new home due to know fault of her own. Please see the owners report on this very sad and desperate case, and the reasons why she wants to find her a new home. Amber is being rehomed from home, so please contact me direct Adrienne Ramsey 077825 44913 or ageramsey@gmail.com for more information which I can forward on, or to arrange a meet and greet.

All Last Chance Animal Rescue procedures will be adhered to. Read details from owner.

Charley

Gender/Age: Female 9yrs
Breed: Saluki–Greyhound–Whippet cross
Colour: Grey

Say hello to Charley, a deeply affectionate and soulful nine-year-old Lurcher (). One of her sitters once described her as “adoring”, which perfectly captures her nature. Charley loves being close to her humans and forms strong, fast bonds with the adults in her home. Rehoming her is a heartbreaking decision, made only due to an unavoidable relocation abroad in September 2026.

Charley is happiest in a calm home where she can snooze for most of the day and enjoy bursts of play in the afternoons — especially if a ball is involved. While she can catch a ball like a true professional, her favourite thing of all is curling up on the sofa beside her people. Intelligent, empathetic, and emotionally attuned, she thrives with clear, kind boundaries and would do best with someone familiar with sighthounds, or keen to learn about their quirks (such as their strong prey-drives and tendency to gently growl to communicate both pleasure and displeasure - which Charley does occasionally).

While she had a difficult start in life – and was very nervous when first rehomed with us over six years ago, particularly around men and other dogs – Charley has made huge progress. Through years of positive reinforcement training, Charley now walks nicely on the lead (with the occasional squirrel-related lapse), although she can still pull/pant a little when she sees another dog. When off-lead she is not reactive to other dogs, has a decent recall when motivated and when her prey drive has not been activated, and is relaxed and friendly with most people she meets. She also currently takes a low daily dose of calming medication to help her feel calm and settled, which could be reduced entirely in the right long-term home.

Charley is affectionate and gentle with adults and could live with calm teenagers, but she is not suited to a busy household with young children. She is playful and vocal with other dogs, especially off lead, and could live with another dog if carefully matched. Indeed she has spent a considerable amount of time staying with another dog (a Parson Jack Russell) who she is besotted with. She is fully house-trained and happy being left alone for up to 6 hours, although this would need to be built up to in a new home.

In summary Charley is truly special — loving, funny, and full of character — and she is adored by everyone who has cared for her. We are devastated to be rehoming her, but are committed to finding the right forever home she deserves.

Charley is looking for a new home due to know fault of her own. Please see the owners report on this sad case, and the reasons why she wants to find her a new home.

Charley is being rehomed from home, so please contact me direct Adrienne Ramsey 077825 44913 or ageramsey@gmail.com for more information which I can forward on, or to arrange a meet and greet.

All Last Chance Animal Rescue procedures will be adhered to.

Danny Boy

Gender/Age: Male 10yrs
Breed: Scottie x
Colour: Black

Oh Danny boy, the pipes, the pipes are calling
From glen to glen, and down the mountain side
The summer's gone, and all the flowers are dying
'Tis you, 'tis you must go and I must bide.

But come ye back when summer's in the meadow
Or when the valley's hushed and white with snow
'Tis I'll be here in sunshine or in shadow
Oh Danny boy, oh Danny boy, I love you so.

And if you come, when all the flowers are dying
And I am dead, as dead I well may be
You'll come and find the place where I am lying
And kneel and say an "Ave" there for me.

And I shall hear, tho' soft you tread above me
And all my dreams will warm and sweeter be
If you'll not fail to tell me that you love me
I'll simply sleep in peace until you come to me.

I'll simply sleep in peace until you come to me.

Danny Boy is a lovely boy once he knows you, he has to have a female owner on a one to one basis, this is all due to him being mistreated. Unfortunately this poor sad little lad, through no fault of his own was kicked and abused in his previous home, living day after day in constant fear, hiding and cowling away from his owner.

This is a very sad case due Danny Boy’s previous male owner who was sadly suffering with-Alzheimers and didn’t realise what he was inflicting on his once best friend.

Please therefore understand why our darling sad, confused, untrustworthy, frightened little Danny boy can be unpredictable towards men, and is quite nervous when first meeting you and needs to settle in slowly. Is there someone out there that can reassure him, give back the love he once knew, to enable him to trust that once again, like the song above will there ever be any pipes a calling for our Danny Boy?????? Or does he have to continue to hope, dream, wish for someone to call his name.

Look into those eyes, see his pain, reach out to him, give him a chance, give him time to trust you, give him back his life, give him the confidence, patience and love that he needs, LOVE that we all need. I know the right person is out there, make our Danny Boy’s wish come true, a loving home this Christmas, that day and every other one there on, FIND HIM PLEASE.

MORE INFORMATION YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT OUR BOY

For those of you that feel you can give our little lad the right home, you would have to visit him on a regular basis, over weeks, even maybe months for him to get used to you and to start to trust you, so this is something that must be considered.

Danny is ideally looking for a quiet home, with a female that does not have regular visitors, with NO CHILDREN, MEN OR OTHER PETS. Danny needs to be his on boss, not be confronted by things or over stimulated or trying to teach him. Danny I would say at the moment, but who knows in the future, is currently not a companion pet, and would not understand or want loads of cuddles or fuss. Like I say he might be the most adorable companion, but this would take time.

Consideration must be taken when out with Danny, due to his fear of people, especially men, you would need to keep a distance from people and dogs whilst walking our Danny boy.

For more information on Danny please call our staff at the Edenbridge rescue 01732 865530

Page last updated: 05 March 2026 14:51:44