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A page dedicated to the dogs up for rehoming at the Snowdonia Animal Sanctuary.
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20/12/2023

Hello to all our friends and supporters.

Snowdonia Animal Sanctuary would like to wish you all a Merrry Christmas and a Happy New Year. We are as usual currently closed for the festive period for rehoming and surrenders as we are at full capacity.

Thankyou for all your support throughout the year.

Love to you all

Anne

19/12/2023

Unfortunately we are currently unable to take in dogs until further notice.
We apologise for the inconveniences this may cause.

08/12/2023

Dog for urgent rehoming, not currently in kennels.

Idris Gaston is a black brindle French Bulldog, aged 4.
DOB 3/9/2019.
I rescued him May bank holiday 2021.
Been done, jabs up to date.
Loves other dogs, cats and children, very affectionate.
Very good on the lead and well-behaved when you're at a cafe/pub, just sits quietly and sleeps.
Loves long walks but also loves sleeping, especially with other dogs or people.
Have to re-home him urgently this weekend as I'm not allowed to have him in my new home, sadly.
Thank you.

If interested, please complete the following form:
https://form.jotform.com/202903468808057

08/12/2023

Winnie is a four-year-old miniature Labradoodle. Winnie is loving and playful with her inner circle of people she loves and trusts. She loves a walk, and her ball. Winnie is best kept on the lead around dogs she is unfamiliar with. She is reactive around dogs she is unfamiliar with and doesn’t trusts. However she does have 3 large docile male dogs she interacts with and plays with on a regular basis, she lives with one of them. An experienced owners home would be preferential. Ideally Winnie would benefit from being the only dog in a house hold as she loves all attention and being a lap dog. She has been around older children and loves the attention from them (10+) however she does not like younger children as they have unpredictable movements which can scare her. Winnie sleeps downstairs in her bed, she is house trained and knows basic commands such as sit, paw and lie down. She is fine to be left in the house as long as she has had a walk before hand.

04/01/2023

Why is this stunning dog waiting for his perfect family??? He is absolutely spot on. Such a beautiful family dog but still a little clumsy so older children only. He really does deserve a chance to prove himself. https://form.jotform.com/202903468808057

Meet the gorgeous 8 month old Amos. He is still growing so going to be a big boy. Such a loving and gentle pup. Amos is ready for adoption. He walks nicely on a lead and is well mannered. He loves human and canine company. He will not be rehomed with cats. Due to his size we are looking for a home with children over 10 Xx

20/10/2022

NOW REHOMED THANKYOU FOR ALL YOUR APPLICATIONS### Meet the gorgeous Issy. Poodle pos cava/poo . 4 years. Vax and chipped. What a lovely little lady. No issues . Have to admit she slept on my bed last night and my dogs didn't look sideways at her. She hasn't been spayed yet and definitely needs a trim. . Housetrained and a gorgeous gentle little soul.

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Snowdonia Animal Sanctuary Pant Y Pwll Capel Garmon
Llanrwst
LL260RG

Website

http://www.snowdoniaanimalsanctuary.co.uk/

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Stunning litter of Doberman/Greyhounds born end of May. Strong, healthy and very confident. Vet checked, chipped, wormed and had there first vaccines. Ready for adoption: https://form.jotform.com/202903468808057

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Our Story

The Snowdonia Animal Sanctuary was incorporated as a registered non-profit making organisation in July 2010. Previous to that, we had been taking in dogs for re-homing since 2002. However, the number of requests for re-homing and rehabilitation work dramatically increased, resulting in a massive drain on Anne's financial resources. The sanctuary is run from a licensed boarding kennels. Initially, the profits from the kennels covered the upkeep of the few dogs in rehome and rehabilitation, but now we rely on donations to cover the cost of food, care and treatment. Anne is also aware that without the support of her dedicated and loyal team of volunteers, none of this work would be possible. Anne has had great success with rehabilitating dogs who have been emotionally shattered and seriously physically abused or neglected. Some of the most severe cases, as well as a few who are too old or disabled to re-home, have remained with Anne as resident dogs. Anne and her volunteers work tirelessly to exercise, train, socialise and rehabilitate all the dogs several times each day. However, a constant stream of donations and people willing to re-home these dogs, instead of buying directly from breeders, is critical for the continuing care, welfare, rehabilitation and re-homing of the animals in our care.