Dog Angels

Dog Angels

8 animals for adoption

Dog rescue supporting pound dogs with fostering, training, and rehabilitation before placing them into permanent homes.

Charity no. 20204698

Animals from Dog Angels

8 animals available

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  • Clyde – Photo 1 of 1

    Clyde

    Dog · 1 year · Male

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    Clyde is a big beautiful boy with a heart of gold but kennel life is starting to dim his sparkle. At just a year old Clyde thrives on human companionship and the comforts of a home. If you are looking for a good boy ready to join your family then that could very well be Clyde. He is house trained and not destructive in the home. Clyde is a great family pet who can live with children. He gets on with other dogs and can even live with cats.

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  • Karen – Photo 1 of 1

    Karen

    Dog · 3-4 years · Female

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    Karen is between 3 and 4 years old. Karen spent a long time waiting in the pound, but now that she’s in rescue, we’ve had the joy of getting to know the real Karen — and she’s absolutely beautiful, inside and out. In the house, she’s a dream. She’s calm, respectful, and gentle. No chewing, no destruction — just a lovely companion who’s happy to quietly share your space. She’s comfortable being left alone and doesn’t stress or make a fuss. Honestly, she’s a lot like having a Labrador around — affectionate, steady, and loyal. Outside, Karen enjoys doing her own thing. She loves a good sniff and walks beautifully on the lead. While we haven’t fully tested her with other dogs yet, she passes them calmly and politely on walks. Karen is a deeply loyal girl who’s ready to bond with someone special. She doesn’t ask for much — just a safe home and someone who’ll love her as much as she’ll love them. Could that be you? This is Karen on a day out from the kennels.

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  • Ty – Photo 1 of 1

    Ty

    Dog · Male

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    Ty is a remarkable Malinois with an inspiring story. Rescued in extremely poor condition, he has blossomed into a loyal, athletic and intelligent dog who craves love and attention. Ty thrives in an active environment and enjoys outdoor adventures. He loves the company of other large dogs. His ideal home would be with an experienced, active owner in a rural setting where he would be introduced to new people slowly. Ty has a favourite ball that he likes to carry around, even though it’s burst and not perfect he still loves it.

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    Lucas

    Dog · Male

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    Lucas was found as a stray and brought to the pound in the most disgusting state, very underweight, his skin was in such a bad way with red raw patches all over his body. He had 2 filthy collars on his neck so tight and a heavy chain hanging from one. Because of the abuse and neglect he suffered Lucas now finds it very hard to trust people. There are a few people he has learned to trust but this took time and experience. Lucas will now be extremely difficult to rehome so while he waits for his miracle we have promised to look after him for as long as it takes.

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  • Fawn – Photo 1 of 1

    Fawn

    Dog · Female

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    Fawn came to us when she was a year old after having trained with the PSNI. Now nearly 4 years later Fawn still hasn’t found a home of her own. She would need a very experienced owner, with a deep understanding of dog behaviour to give her all the love and attention she needs. While other pups were being socialised, learning to play, how to behave in a home, Fawn was learning to do a job. As a result of this Fawn now needs a very specific home. We don’t know when we will find it but until we do we will make sure Fawn is happy & healthy and taken care of as best we can.

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  • Zeus – Photo 1 of 1

    Zeus

    Dog · Male

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    Zeus came to us last year having spent 3 years locked in a filthy shed. He was locked away when he was only a pup so he was never shown any affection, any love or comfort or how to behave. Because of the abuse and neglect he suffered, Zeus has now become one of the more difficult dogs to rehome. So now Zeus will have to wait for that one in a million home. A home with an experienced owner, someone willing to take time to come and meet him, let him learn to trust, a home with a large secure garden where he can run and play and follow his owner around. Zeus is an extremely loyal dog, smart, resilient and so grateful for the little things most dogs take for granted.

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  • Aozora and Bonnie – Photo 1 of 1
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    Aozora and Bonnie

    Dog · Female

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    What a fabulous pair of beauties and they are hoping to find a home together. Aozora dreams of a home where she will be the only doggy or another big dog to play with ( Bonnie) as she is very playful and will be spoilt rotten. Bonnie is quite a large dog of around 55kg, so small children won’t be suited to her as she is very clumsy and she will require a medium amount of exercise everyday. Bonnie is very good in the house and is toilet trained too. Bonnie loves people and absolutely loves giving everyone big hugs 🥰 She loves treats, bones, toys and sometimes balls. Bonnie also loves her walks, essentially if it involves dipping her feet into the water. Bonnie doesn’t like small or medium sized dogs so needs to be muzzled walking but is muzzle trained and doesn’t mind it. She walks good on the lead. She needs an enclosed garden. Bonnie isn’t cat friendly.

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  • Tyson – Photo 1 of 1

    Tyson

    Dog · Male

    Co. Dublin, Ireland

    Tyson’s journey with us started when he was just a year old. His previous owner, who cherished him as a guard dog and loyal companion tragically passed away. Now like many others Tyson faces challenges finding a home. Not every dog can be the park-friendly, cat-loving, universally social shepherd. Tyson would thrive in a home with an experienced owner who will take the time to properly introduce him to new people. He would adore his new owner and be an incredibly loyal companion.

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