Hello! My name is Reg. I'm a 2 year old Jack Russell cross looking for a very special home. I have bags of energy so I will love to live in a home where I can be active and involved all the time - inside and outside the house. I would love to live somewhere where I can get walked in woods and fields as this is way more fun than pavement exercise and I can get all my energies out! My new owners need to have a commitment to my ongoing training to help me learn where my boundaries are and to give me guidance. My training should include learning to be more social with other dogs, as I sometimes struggle with this! Therefore, I will be unable to live with any other dogs in my new home. I also don't think I will be able to live with cats. I'm not really sure how I would react with children, so they should only really be older and under supervision.
Please offer me a home because I really am a loving dog and just need a bit of help with my manners!
Dogs available for rehoming, updated June 29th
Here are a few of our dogs available, click on a photo for more information. If you would like to re-home one of our dogs please read our re-homing policy and our procedure
Sponsor A Kennel
Would you like to support one of the dogs in our care?
Become a part of the their life, share their highs and lows, whilst they wait and hope for a secure future with a family all of their own.
By becoming a sponsor of one of our kennels you will receive a letter every two months and photographs telling you about the dog or dogs who have
stayed in that kennel. Why they came to Raystede, what their favourite things are, the training they are receiving and the type of home they wish for.
Click here to view and download the Sponsorship form, as a .DOC file.
Dog Foster Volunteers Needed
Would you like to help us?
We are always looking for volunteers living in Sussex and Kent to join our Pet Fostering Service.
The service we offer is for families fleeing domestic violence situations.
If you would like to join this worthwhile project please contact Emma on 01825 880478 for further information.
Kennels re-homing policy
If you would like to offer a new home to a Raystede dog, we ask that:
- Any children resident in your home are over 5 years old
- The dog will not be left alone for long periods of time
- You have access to a suitable outside area
- If you are planning a holiday or moving in the next 3 months, please consider delaying your application until you are more settled.
Raystede dogs are all:
Health checked by a vet
Assessed for their character and temperament
Neutered/Spayed
Vaccinated and treated for protection against kennel cough
Treated against fleas and worms
Micro chipped
Given 4 weeks free insurance
Free follow up advice available
WE ASK FOR A DONATION TO COVER SOME OF THESE COSTS, THE SUGGESTED DONATION IS £100.
Re-homing a rescue dog is immensely rewarding however it is important that you choose a dog that suits your experience, expectations, lifestyle and accommodation. Consider your long term responsibilities to providing a dog with all the care they need for a happy future.
Return to top of pageKennels re-homing procedure
The kennel team are available for re-homing enquiries 7 days a week between 10am and 4pm, however you do need to allow an hour or so for the process to work so please arrive by 3pm on any day to allow us to complete the process by 4pm.
Please fill out an application form available from reception.
A member of the kennel team will then discuss your application with you and provide more information about our available dogs.
If you choose a dog, you may put a reserve on them. You will need to arrange all household members and any resident dogs to also meet this dog.
A home visitor will then contact you to arrange a convenient time to visit your home to check suitability for your chosen dog.
If all is agreed then an approval card is issued. You must then ring the kennels to arrange when you will be collecting your new dog.
