What is a rehoming fee?

What is a rehoming fee?

A rehoming fee is a payment made by potential adopters to the person or organization they are adopting a pet from. For rescue groups that are funded by donations only, the fees can help with expenses such as spay/neuter, vaccinations, and food.

How traumatic is it for a dog to change owners?

In general, re-homing is a very stressful experience for dogs. It’s common for dogs to undergo bouts of depression and anxiety, especially if they’re coming from a happy home. They will miss their old owner and may not want to do much at all in their sadness over leaving.

Which are the best rescue dogs in Kent?

Rescue Dogs in Kent. 1 Alfie – Male Jack Russell Terrier (JRT) Dogs Trust – Canterbury. Age: 8 and over. Adoption fee: Please check with the rescue. Alfie is a small terrier 2 Brian – Male Terrier: English Bull. 3 Ella – Female Staffordshire Cross (SBT) 4 Thor – Male Staffordshire Bull Terrier (SBT) 5 Nero – Male Lurcher.

Are there any dogs available for rehoming at the kennels?

Unfortunately alot of our dogs are strays coming into our kennels. See below a select few of our dogs currently in need of homes. If you are interested in any of our dogs for rehoming please contact us as our dogs change daily. Please note the dogs on our website are only a small selection of what we have available for rehoming.

Did you know Dogs Trust Canterbury has a rehoming centre?

All the staff at Dogs Trust Canterbury would like to welcome you to our rehoming centre. In the 10 years this centre has been open, we have made lots of kind and generous friends and supporters who we need to say a massive thank you to.

Where is drivedogs Trust Kent?

Dogs Trust has been in Kent since 1999 when we took over the site in the small village of Chestfield outside Canterbury. We refurbished the site in 2000 and opened to the public with 24 kennels allowing the centre to care for up to 40 dogs at any one time.