Cork Dog Action Welfare Group (DAWG)

Cork Dog Action Welfare Group (DAWG)

10 animals for adoption

Dedicated dog welfare organization focusing on rescue, rehabilitation, and rehoming in Cork.

Charity no. CHY 18000

Animals from Cork Dog Action Welfare Group (DAWG)

10 animals available

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  • Piper – Photo 1 of 4

    Piper

    Lurcher · 2 years · Female · Medium

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Piper is a 2 year old petite lurcher, possibly a whippet cross terrier. She is a loving and playful girl, very bouncy, but she can be anxious around new people and can take time to trust. She will really thrive however with the attention in a new loving home. She loves to snuggle on the sofa. She gets on well with other dogs and is good on the lead. She is house trained and crate trained. No cats and teenage children best. Piper would do great as the only dog with plenty of company where she can get the love she craves. She is perfect out and about meeting other dogs. She is used to living in the country so a built up city area wouldn’t suit.

    Listed byCork Dog Action Welfare Group (DAWG)
  • Sparky – Photo 1 of 2

    Sparky

    Terrier X · 10 years · Male · Small

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Meet Sparky. He is a sprightly gent of 10 years. Loves loves the ball. He is excellent on the lead. Is great with children and adores company. He needs some work with his housetraining. He barely barks at the moment which is unusual for a terrier. Quiet boy, sleeps all night. No cats for Sparky.

    Listed byCork Dog Action Welfare Group (DAWG)
  • Hunter – Photo 1 of 1

    Hunter

    Collie X · 2 years · Male · Medium

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Hunter came into us from the pound and is ready now to start looking for his new family. He is approx 2 years old. Hunter has a fantastic happy nature and loves everyone he meets . Hes good with other dogs and loves his playtime . Hes an affectionate boy who will make a very loyal pet

    Listed byCork Dog Action Welfare Group (DAWG)
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    Layla

    Bullbreed · 2 years · Female · Medium

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Layla is a 2 year old bull breed – she came to us after spending many months in the pound . Luckily we had a foster home and she has settled into home life very well . She loves her comfort and is happiest around people . Layla can be reactive to dogs when out walking on a lead so a home where she won’t encounter many dogs would suit her best . She is a very affectionate loving girl with a little more training will make a fantastic pet . She has been through alot in her young life so really deserves a home of her own.

    Listed byCork Dog Action Welfare Group (DAWG)
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    Chunk

    Old English Bulldog X · 11 months · Male · Medium

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Meet Chunk. Vet reckons he is an Old English Bulldog mix. He is approx 11 months old. Chunk is looking to be the only dog in the home. He must have been unsocialised with other dogs up to now so is very wary around most dogs. He will need some work in this area. He adores people. Children over 12 will suit Chunk. Chunk is still young and in the right home and with the right training will be such a loyal and obedient pal. Chunk would do better in a country area where he isnt distracted by too many dogs on his walks.

    Listed byCork Dog Action Welfare Group (DAWG)
  • Annie – Photo 1 of 1

    Annie

    Hound · 4 years · Female · Large

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Annie was living on the streets for many weeks before she was caught . She can still be scared in new situations but is improving slowly . She would thrive in a patient home with another dog to help her confidence . She’s around 3 or 4 years old. A secure garden is a must.

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  • Joe – Photo 1 of 3

    Joe

    Lurcher · 4-7 Years · Male · Large

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Joe is a lovely gentle boy who wouldn’t say boo to a goose. He must have had a very scary start to life because he is very timid at first. But once he gets to know you he is so loyal and stays nearby despite his fears and nor does his anxiety result in defensive behaviour like growling or snapping. He really is a gentle soul. He just needs time and patience to get to know you. He is a real cuddle bug with the other dogs in foster so he’d love a home with another dog. He is very quiet and calm in the house, never barks, and just enjoys snuggling with the dogs on the sofa or in his own bed and is not a bother at all. His foster mum is full of praise for him. Preferably a rural or quiet spot where he won’t be spooked by too many people, although he might get used to a busier environment with time and patience. If you can offer Joe the calm, steady life he deserves, you’ll be rewarded with a deeply loyal presence and the joy of watching a timid dog slowly blossom. He is house and crate trained. No cats or small furries.

    Listed byCork Dog Action Welfare Group (DAWG)
  • Maggie – Photo 1 of 2

    Maggie

    Collie · 1-3 Years · Female · Medium

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Maggie has had a bad start in life and as a result she has a fear of men – she has a loving affectionate nature- Maggie loves other dogs so another dog in the home is needed – ideally a female only home as whatever happened in her past makes it hard for her to trust men – shes very good indoors. Fully house trained.

    Listed byCork Dog Action Welfare Group (DAWG)
  • Koda – Photo 1 of 4

    Koda

    Bull Breed · 1-3 Years · Female · Medium

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Waiting 6 months now to be noticed………………. Koda is over a year old. A striking mix. We arent sure of the breed. There is about a quarter staffie and the rest lab and lurcher. She is medium in size. Koda is house and crate trained. Great on the lead and when encountering other dogs on walks. Koda has also had obedience training. She has no history with small children. An home experienced with the breed would be ideal for girl. No cats for Koda. Koda is such a loving girl and has moved around a bit. She is looking for a patient home to let her settle. Fine out meeting dogs on the lead but best as the only dog in the home. Children over 12 for Koda as she doesnt realise her strength when playing. She loves to play fetch. She has moved around a bit so does take time to settle, but once allowed that time she slots right in.

    Listed byCork Dog Action Welfare Group (DAWG)
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    Milo

    German Shepherd · 5 years · Male · Large

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Private homing – Milo is a 5 year old German Shepherd. Milo is looking for an adult only home where he gets the exercise he needs. He is neutered and housetrained and is a very healthy boy. He would be much happier as the only dog in the home. He is a clever and loyal boy and will do better in a quieter environment, not a city area. Milo loves the quiet country, and doesnt like traffic. He adores female humans and his idea home would be with an experienced female German Shep owner who lives in the countryside. He is a very intelligent boy.

    Listed byCork Dog Action Welfare Group (DAWG)