Max and Millie – 12 and 5 year old male Cross-Breed and Rottweiler

Max and Millie are a bonded pair urgently in need of a foster home due to both owners being taken into hospital so they’re currently home alone.

Max is a 12 year old crossbreed and Millie is a 5 year old tiny Rottweiler. Both dogs are super friendly with everyone they meet, they love cuddles and fuss and would love a home with a garden.

They haven’t been getting walked so don’t need a particularly active home straight away, they need company and love, and somewhere to sunbathe and sniff. I did take them for a walk today and they’re both lovely on the lead and did enjoy being outside so would be happy with gentle strolls.

We don’t know what they’d be like with other dogs so we can’t rehome them with other dogs but they have previously lived with cats so we could rehome them with cats. They’ve never been around young children so we’d be looking for a home with older children (12+).

They are chipped and vaccinated but unsure about being neutered or speyed, this is something we’ll find out about and will be done by the rescue if not.

Foster homes while we find his forever home would need to be local to where we are based in either South Yorkshire or Warwickshire.

Forever homes can be anywhere within the UK but you will need to travel to meet them in South Yorkshire. As always we require everyone in the family and any children who are regularly going to be in contact with the dog to attend the meet.

Our usual process is that you will need to come and meet the dog and that adoption is then done on a second meet. For some dogs additional meets may be required and potential adopters will be required to travel to the dogs location for all meets.

If you are suited we will then arrange a homecheck, vet reference and meet with the dog. We only rehome where all resident and previous animals are/were regularly vaccinated and neutered/speyed unless on veterinary advice. All of our dogs have rescue back up.

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