Rescue animals for adoption in Co. Antrim

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  • Maude – Photo 1 of 3
    In foster home

    Maude

    £287.50adoption fee

    Pointer · 6 years · Female · Large

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Type of home required: Meet Maude! This gorgeous girl is an absolute joy to be around, she adores people and is always happy to make new friends. She is very sweet natured and she loves to have a cuddle on the sofa after a day out exploring. Maude is good with other dogs and enjoys walks and playtime so she could happily live with another dog after successful meet and greets here at the centre. Maude is a pleasure to walk and would suit an active family who can give her plenty of exercise and affection! Maude will require some on going training to help her settle into the home so someone who is keen to keep her brain busy with training and plenty of enrichment would suit her. More information: Maude would best suit an active family who can keep up with her lively personality. We don't have much history on Maude around children but we do feel she could live with dog savvy kids who have experience with bigger dogs. Maude struggles being left alone for long periods of time so someone with sort leaving hours is ideal. If you are looking for a lovable companion to brighten your life, fill in an application and don't forget to 'Favourite' her!

    Listed byDogs Trust (NI)
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    Mat

    €150adoption fee

    Cat · 4 months · Female

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Mat is a handsome and affectionate little boy who loves to be around people. He has an adventurous mindset and enjoys exploring new places, but he also needs lots of cuddles and attention. He is an easy going, fun and cute little cat.

    Listed byTen Lives Cat Rescue
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    Noelle

    £250adoption fee

    GSD · 2 years · Female

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Noelle has took a little while to settle in the sanctuary which wasn’t surprising for a sensitive GSD. Fortunately now Noelle has formed some relationships with the team and is ready for re homing. Noelle loves a bit of play time in our activity areas, just as much as she loves a bum scratch. Breed experience/knowledge will benefit your application. Noelle was described by her previous owners as great with other dogs. Noelle could live with children aged 8 + years with a sensible approach to dogs.

    Listed byMid Antrim Animal Sanctuary
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    Buffy

    £100adoption fee

    Domestic Shorthair · 5 months · Female

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Buffy is a live wire! She is full of energy and is always ready to play. She loves chasing balls and feathered toys, but will play with pretty much anything! She had been an unclaimed stray and is now ready for her own home. She is very affectionate and will brush up beside you for cuddles. She is good with other cats, following a slow introduction. She will need to be kept indoors for up to 8 weeks to allow her to settle in her new environment. She would be suited to a home with young children who have a sensible approach to cats.

    Listed byMid Antrim Animal Sanctuary
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    Poppy 2

    £250adoption fee

    Labrador · 2 years · Female

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Poppy is a shy and quiet young lady. Since coming into the kennel environment she was pretty apprehensive to begin with but very quickly came around. despite this once she gets to know someone she quickly becomes your best friend. Poppy previously lived with another female and had a great relationship. Poppy could live with another dog pending successful meets and greets. Poppy could live with children aged 13+ who have a sensible approach to dogs.

    Listed byMid Antrim Animal Sanctuary
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    Kenzo

    £95adoption fee

    Domestic Shorthair · 7 months · Male

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Poor Kenzo came into our care after being attacked by a dog, unfortunately losing a back leg and part of his tail due to his injuries. He is now fit and well, have recovered like a champion! And so is ready to find his loving new home. Kenzo is in the care of our North Antrim and Glens volunteer team, but we deliver our adopted cats anywhere in Northern Ireland so welcome applications from anywhere in the country! Kenzo is a young bundle of fun - playful, affectionate and full of purrs! He is full of fun and beans, and can be a boisterous wee man. Kenzo has lived with children before, and could live with a similarly playful cat with the all important introductions. Kenzo, for obvious reasons, would not be suitable with dogs in the home. Kenzo would ideally be safest indoor only, due to having lost a leg, in a house with time and energy for him - but we would consider very safe outdoor access, such as the countryside.

    Listed byCats Protection
  • Daisy and Rose – Photo 1 of 1
    Litter

    Daisy and Rose

    £100adoption fee

    Cat · Female

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Daisy (left) Female 17 weeks DSH Rose (right) Female 17 weeks DSH Daisy and Rose are an adorable little pair of sibling kittens who have just arrived into sanctuary care. We will consider homes together or separately. Both kittens have been extremely well socialised with other cats and dogs and seem to enjoy the company. Daisy for sure is the more confident of this little duo.

    Listed byMid Antrim Animal Sanctuary
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    Forest

    £100adoption fee

    Tabby DSH · 1-2 years · Female

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Forest has been described by her foster carer as the best little cat she has ever had. Forest has mixed well with other cats and dogs in her foster home. Forest would like an indoor home with access to outdoors.

    Listed byMid Antrim Animal Sanctuary
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    Jim

    £287.50adoption fee

    Shih Tzu Cross · 5 years · Male · Small

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Type of home required: This handsome little guy is 5 year old Jim!! Jim is a Shih Tzu cross and is looking for his forever home. Jim loves to explore his surroundings and have a good sniff, especially new things! He absolutely loves his toys, especially small squeaky toys. Jim likes other dogs and would be happy to share his home with a canine companion pending successful meets at the centre. Jim would excel in a home with a enclosed garden to potter around. More information: Jim could live with older teenagers or in an adult only home. He will need a family to support him with his ongoing training and a family that can give him patience and understanding. He enjoys meeting new people but will need slow introductions, but once Jim gets to know you, he will be a great family member! Jim can find formal handling worrying, so he will need a family that can continue building this up so he can have a more positive experience. Jim will need someone who is home most of the time at the start and can slowly build up leaving hours. If you think Jim is the boy for you, don't forget to add him to your favourites when submitting an application.

    Listed byDogs Trust (NI)
  • Finn – Photo 1 of 2
    In foster home

    Finn

    £287.50adoption fee

    Retriever (Labrador) Cross x Terrier (Staffordshire Bull) · 8 months · Male · Large

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Type of home required: Finn is an 8 month old, big and strong boy with a wonderfully friendly nature. He’s a lovely young dog who enjoys being around people, playing with his toys and meeting other dogs. Finn is a bright boy who already knows sit and paw, is housetrained, and travels well in the car. He’s also very playful and would love a home where he can continue learning, exploring and enjoying all the fun that comes with being a young dog. Finn is good with other dogs and could potentially live with another suitable dog, pending successful meets here at the centre. More information: Finn is very strong on the lead, so his new family will need to be prepared to continue working on his lead manners with patience and positive training. He also finds being left alone difficult, so time home alone will need to be built up gradually. Because of Finn’s size and strength, we’re looking for a home with older, dog-savvy children who are comfortable around large, boisterous young dogs or an adult only home. Finn has lots of potential and is looking for a family who he can go on lots of adventures with. In return, he’ll bring plenty of fun, affection, playfulness and personality to his new home. If Finn sounds like the boy for you, submit an application and add him as a 'Favourite'!

    Listed byDogs Trust (NI)
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    Rocky

    £100adoption fee

    Domestic Shorthair · 4-7 years · Male

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Rocky was bought into us as a stray. He is an affectionate boy and LOVES his food. Rocky has some hair loss on his back legs and tail. When he was brought to the vets, he was diagnosed with Intervertebral disc disease. He is on long term pain relief for this, which is to be given every other day. Rocky is content to snooze in his bed and loves a good cuddle. He would be suited to a quiet home and to an indoor lifestyle only, due to his condition.

    Listed byMid Antrim Animal Sanctuary
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    Serendipity

    £95adoption fee

    Domestic Shorthair · 4 months · Female

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    This lovely crew came into our care from a multicat colony situation which we were assisting with neutering, and they were unfortunately very unwell with kitten flu. They are now back to full health, and have grown in our care into fabulous kittens! They are within the care of our North Antrim and Glens volunteer team, but we deliver our adopted cats anywhere in Northern Ireland so feel free to apply from anywhere in the country conveniently. Looking for ridiculous affection, unshakable confidence, tiny but mighty zooms... and just a dash of cluelessness? Then look no further than Serendipity! More commonly referred to as Dippy (her normal state), Chicken Dipper (when playful) or Dicken Chipper (saved for when she's at her absolute silliest!) - this girl is full of beans, life and love. Dippy is FIV+, passed onto her from her mother. This is a condition which effects the immune system, but with indoor only living and proper care FIV positive cats can go on to live long, healthy lives! Due to this, she will require an indoor only home, and can only be adopted into a household with other FIV+ cats. Her brother, Danny Phantom, also is FIV+. She immediately decided after being rescued and feeling better, that everyone and everything in life was there to love her! Dippy has the ultimate positive outlook on life - she adores all toys, playing in water, and zooming like there's no tomorrow. She adores affection, and will demand to be lifted for a cuddle or a baby cradle. She follows people around asking for love! She's such a sweetheart, with lots of energy and an adorably chirpy meow. Dippy would be great with children of any age, and loves all animals - she'd love a friend, however due to her FIV+ status other cats in the home must also be FIV+. She is very confident and forward, so any other animals should be very cat friendly as this little lady will go in for a snooze without hesitation! Enquire about Serendipity via the link below to submit an adoption application form!

    Listed byCats Protection
  • Jimmy Neutron and Danny Phantom – Photo 1 of 1
    Pair

    Jimmy Neutron and Danny Phantom

    £95adoption fee

    Domestic Shorthair · 4 months · Male

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    This lovely crew came into our care from a multicat colony situation which we were assisting with neutering, and they were unfortunately very unwell with kitten flu. They are now back to full health, and have grown in our care into fabulous kittens! They are within the care of our North Antrim and Glens volunteer team, but we deliver our adopted cats anywhere in Northern Ireland so feel free to apply from anywhere in the country conveniently. Jimmy & Danny were previously up for adoption seperately, but since siblings have been adopted and their little crew got smaller, Jimmy & Danny have become extremely close and bonded! They are such cute, friendly little boys who have become confident and playful. They rub together like something out of a Disney movie now, and like to chiro to each other as they play! They've become really affectionate. Jimmy & Danny need to be indoor only, for Danny's safety as he is FIV+. They'd be suitable with cat wise children. FIV is a lifelong virus which can effect a cats immune system, but with indoor only living and proper love and care FIV cats now live long, normal lives! Danny is a healthy kitten having overcome his kitten flu, and has no other known health problems. Enquire about Jimmy & Danny via the link below to submit an adoption application form!

    Listed byCats Protection
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    Buttons

    £75adoption fee

    Domestic Shorthair · 13 years 6 months · Female

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Buttons is within the care of our North Antrim and Glens volunteers, but we deliver our adopted cats home anywhere in NI! Buttons is an affectionate older lady who is ready to settle down and enjoy her elder years. Exceptionally loving, Buttons adores attention and affection! She'll meow, purr, and even gently/politely tap you with her paw for pets if you don't provide them in a timely manner! And she'll never be far away when there's a nice lap available to curl up on. Being a larger lady, her mobility wasn't initially the best due to her size/arthritis - but she's come on leaps and bounds! She still likes her ramp to aid her getting up to bed, but she has now lost an impressive 10% of her body weight since coming into our care and she can now... actually jump! She receives a daily dose of inexpensive medication in her food for arthritis, and has become a lot more active. She's been working hard on her weight loss program, and she will need to continue on her diet in her new home as she's made great progress but still has a bit more progress to make. Buttons is a chill girl who likes to spend her days sleeping and getting cuddles! She likes to play occasionally, especially with anything catnip! And toddles along after you, as she loves to be in company. Her fosterers have described her as having a very 'comforting aura', and would be great company for someone looking for a lower maintenance love, to just enjoy each others time and affection. Her ideal home would be one where she can live a quiet life as the only pet in the household (she wants it all to herself! She's not a fan of other animals). She requires some help grooming areas that she can't reach on her own until she loses some more weight, but she absolutely loves getting brushed and her current weight loss has already really helped. She is indoor only for her safety due to reduced mobility, but could toddle about a truly secure garden - she hasn't shown much interest for the outside since coming into our care, she's more interested in loving her people. Buttons is very child experienced having had kids grow up around her, she is patient and very gentle - so children in the home or visiting the home are welcome!

    Listed byCats Protection
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    Ralphie

    £95adoption fee

    Domestic Shorthair · 4 months · Male

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Meet Ralphie! He is in the care of our North Antrim and Glens volunteer team, but we deliver our adopted cats anywhere in Northern Ireland. Ralphie is a gorgeous boy - he entered our care alongside his sister and cousins as young kittens, during our neutering efforts on a cat colony. Ralphie is the confident, curious, cool dude! He loves being in the middle of the action, exploring his surroundings and keeping you company with his fun, easy-going personality. Ralphie adores other cats, and has been used to his sister's company (as you can see he loves grooming friends!), so we are seeking a home with another cat friend for him to have fun with! He would do well indoor only, or could have safe low traffic outdoor access in future once older and settled.

    Listed byCats Protection
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    Oscar

    £287.50adoption fee

    Lurcher Cross x Collie (Border) · 3 years · Male · Large

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Type of home required: This gorgeous boy is Oscar! He is a bouncy, lively 3 year old Lurcher X Collie who loves to sniff and go on adventures. Typical of his breeds, Oscar is a very intelligent and energetic boy who loves to play and learn new things! Oscar would benefit from an active home where he is able to learn and be given plenty of enrichment to keep his mind busy. Oscar loves to go on plenty of adventures and explore his surroundings. More information: Oscar is looking for a home with a family who understand his breed. He can live with older children who are familiar with dogs. Oscar will need a family that are able to help him with his training as he can be nervous. With the right family and ongoing support from the centre we know that Oscar will be a great and loving boy in his new home! Oscar will need quiet walking areas as he can feel worried by traffic. Oscar will need to be the only dog in the home as he can be excitable with other dogs, however, after successful introductions, he will be able to have dog walking buddies to join him on his adventures. If you think you Oscar is the boy for you then remember to favourite him in your application!

    Listed byDogs Trust (NI)
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    Gregory

    £100adoption fee

    Domestic Shorthair · 8 years · Male

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Greg is a popular resident at the sanctuary, and with good reason! He is very chatty, loves a cuddle and has the grumpiest little face. Greg has tested positive for FIV which means he will need to be kept indoor and the only cat in the house. With cat that has FIV (Feline immunodeficiency virus) they will need to have an extra eye kept on them health wise. This does not mean they can’t still live long and fulfilling lives! He also has spinal compression so he would need raised food bowls and lowered bedding to help his back. He is on long term pain medication, which is to be given intermittently. We will help with supported adoption for him, meaning we will cover any vet fees in relation to FIV treatment (as long as he is brought to our vets in Antrim) He would be suited to a home with children who have a sensible approach to cats. He will need to be kept indoors.

    Listed byMid Antrim Animal Sanctuary
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    Poppy

    £250adoption fee

    French Bulldog · 2-3 years · Female

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Poppy is a fantastic little lady with people, she greets every person she meets with a butt wag. Initially Poppy was an unclaimed stray so we didn’t have any detail on her. Poppy did have some issues with toilet training in her last home but was making progress. Poppy will be best living as an only dog but is not at all reactive when walking past dogs in the street. Any adopter should be mindful that French Bulldogs can be among the most expensive of dog breeds to keep . Breed experience/knowledge will benefit your application.

    Listed byMid Antrim Animal Sanctuary
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    Little Gem

    £287.50adoption fee

    Whippet Cross · 2 years · Female · Medium

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Type of home required: This lovely lady is Little Gem. After giving birth to three beautiful puppies and watching them grow, now it is Gem's turn to find her forever home! Unfortunately, we do not have much history of Gem's life before coming to Dogs Trust so we feel she will be best suited to an adult only home. Gem can be a tad shy when meeting new people, but once she gets to know you she will be your closest companion for the rest of her life! She is an affectionate girl who loves a fuss and cuddle, so would prefer to be the only dog in her new home so she can keep all the attention to herself. Gem can be left for short periods, which could be built gradually once she's fully settled into her new home. She would love her own secure garden space where she can run and play to her heart's content! This would also give her a fantastic opportunity to enjoy some of her favourite enrichment activities to keep her clever brain busy! More information: This sweetheart really lives up to her name and has an absolute gem of a personality! She has stolen so many hearts here at the centre and brings a smile to everyone's faces! Gem can be a bit unsure around dogs and has been working really hard on building her confidence and wearing her muzzle during her time at Dogs Trust. She will require ongoing encouragement from her family, but you will be supported every step of the way by the teams here at the centre. Gem is also a big foodie and super intelligent which will be a great help for any training you undertake together! Gem travels well in the car and loves nothing more than a sniffy walk, so we know she will thrive in an active home with quieter walking areas. If you feel Little Gem could be the perfect addition to your home, please submit an application and don't forget to "favourite" her!

    Listed byDogs Trust (NI)
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    Commodus

    £100adoption fee

    Domestic Shorthair · 1-2 years · Male

    Co. Antrim, Northern Ireland

    Commodus is a handsome boy (he definitely knows it!) He is very confident and loves to strut around the cattery! Commodus would need to be the only cat in the house, as he is a rough player and is attuned to his hunting. He will need some time spent playing with him to exert some of that energy. He is very affectionate and will sit on your lap to make biscuits. He is also VERY vocal and loves to have a yarn. He would be suited to a home with older children.

    Listed byMid Antrim Animal Sanctuary