Five dogs looking for their forever home from Many Tears

Western Telegraph

07-05-2025

If you think you would be able to rehome one of them go to www.manytearsrescue.org/ for full contact details and to find out more or telephone [phone].
You can also donate money to the charity to help it carry on its rescue work by visiting the same website.
Margate - 4 year old Beagle cross Cocker Spaniel
Margate (Image: Many Tears Animal Rescue) Margate came to us from a breeder in November 2023. He's incredibly intelligent, loves a challenge, and will do absolutely anything for a tasty treat. He picks up tricks like lightning – he knows 'sit', 'paw' and 'speak' and he's always ready to learn more. He thrives when his brain is engaged and would be an excellent candidate for scent work or activities like cani-cross (on-lead only!). He's been described as one of the smartest dogs we've ever worked with.
He's vocal, a bit cheeky, and loves to tell us when it's breakfast time – you can hear his excited barks all the way from the car park. He may come off as bouncy and bold, but beneath the surface, Margate is a sensitive soul who, sadly, has been let down by humans before. He can get worried easily, especially in overwhelming environments like the vet, where he becomes a bit of a puddle of anxiety (though he's muzzle-trained and manages with support).
Margot - 3 year old Cocker Spaniel
Margot (Image: Many Tears Animal Rescue) Margot is a beautiful, affectionate, and playful Cocker Spaniel who is looking for a special adopter to call her own. She absolutely loves cuddles, playing fetch, and going for walks, where her excitement quickly settles into a lovely, loose-lead stroll. Margot has come such a long way since arriving at the rescue, and everyone who meets her falls in love with her sweet and funny personality.
Margot originally came to us from a breeder and was adopted but sadly returned as she began displaying some signs of guarding within the home and her adopter didn't feel able to manage this. For this reason she will be looking for an adult only home with no visiting children and would like adopters who have experience with dogs with similar issues.
Bunny - 3 year old crossbreed
Bunny (Image: Many Tears Animal Rescue)
Bunny is a gentle, kind-hearted girl who arrived in the UK after being rescued from the war in Ukraine through War Paws Rescue. While she spent much of her life with another dog, she's now learning to make new friends and is becoming more confident with other dogs. Though she can be shy at first, especially around men, once Bunny trusts you, she's incredibly affectionate and loves to give kisses and enjoys belly rubs.
Bunny needs a patient and understanding home where she can continue to build her confidence. She may need some time to adjust to new sights and sounds, so gentle exposure to the outside world will help her settle in. She'd thrive with a confident resident dog to show her the ropes and would be most comfortable in a quiet home.
Jumbo & Yitty (bonded pair)
Jumbo and Yitty (Image: Many Tears Animal Rescue)
Jumbo and Yitty are two gorgeous Poodle crosses who arrived with us a long time ago now. They came in separately, with different stories and different needs, before eventually finding one-another as kennel friends, triggering what would turn out to be the most beautiful bonded pairing.
Jumbo is 5 years old and is super playful, confident and affectionate! He is a fantastic influence to Yitty, who is 4 years old but has not had the best start to her life. Yitty is still very nervous and relies heavily on Jumbo for reassurance.
Bailey - 1 year old Labrador cross Spaniel
Bailey (Image: Many Tears Animal Rescue)
Bailey is a bright, bouncy girl looking for an experienced and active home to help her thrive. Originally from a breeder, she was briefly adopted but found the transition overwhelming, so she's back with us and ready to find the right match.
She's full of personality—playful, intelligent, and always ready to learn. Bailey knows several commands already, including 'sit,' 'stay,' 'down,' and even 'middle.' She's eager to train, loves having a job to do, and enjoys games like fetch, tracking, and scent work. With the right guidance, she'll excel in activities that keep her mind and body engaged.