Robbie – 2 year old male Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross Pocket Bully

Robbie is a 2 year old male Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross Pocket Bully.

Robbie sadly came back to us through no fault of his own, his owners had a change in work patterns and were heartbroken to have to give him up.

He’s a young adult Staffordshire bull terrier X Pocket Bully mix with a heart of gold. He loves company, fuss and a cuddle so is really struggling with kennel life.

He loves to be outdoors enjoying his zoomies, not cooped in a kennel environment. He can live with older children, but they would need to be dog savvy as he can be quite “enthusiastic” sometimes, but it is all good natured!

Robbie needs a pet free home as he doesn’t want to share his space with another dog (or cat), he hasn’t shown reactivity to other dogs on walks, so is manageable to walk & handle.

We’ve found him to be a firm favourite with volunteers and we all really want the best for him, to be in the best home who can give him everything he needs.

A link to our adoption process can be found below:

Adoption Processes

Next steps are as follows:

Once we have received your application this will be reviewed by our dog team and if you are a suitable match one of our volunteers will be in touch within 7 days to discuss your application in more detail.

You will then be invited to meet the dog, and we encourage 2-3 meet & greets for you to get to know your chosen dog, we are happy to introduce you to multiple dogs on the day of they are suitable matches.

We do request all household members attend meet & greets including resident dogs.

If successful we will request a home check at this stage along with proof of identification and address. We will require written permission from a landlord for all applicants in rented accommodation.

Please note we require all resident dogs to be neutered and up to date with vaccinations before we will proceed with the adoption.

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