Rehoming in a sentence

Cali the two-year-old crossbreed was handed into Dogs Trust Darlington Rehoming Centre in January along with her litter of newborn puppies.

Monica is the only pup from this litter on the website for rehoming, so if you are interested in offering one a home please apply for Monica.

Rehoming & welfare assistant and Perry’s foster carer, Rosie Beauvais, said: “Perry is an absolute delight to be around and he never fails to make me smile with his goofy personality.

Since Monday 14 November 2011, the not-for-profit group, which is manned by unpaid volunteers, has received thousands of euros in donations and fundraisers for the treatment and rehoming of sick and injured animals.

The cat is now in the care of one our animal rescue and rehoming centres.

The charity recently expanded its fostering and rehoming team to increase its capacity to foster, with the aim of adding 400 new foster homes to the service by the end of next year.

The Portuguese carrier has supported the successful repatriation efforts of many exotic animals over the years, rehoming endangered and recovering animals to a range of destinations across its vast network.

There are plenty of adorable pups up for adoption at Trust – in total, the charity normally cares for about 14,000 dogs across its network of rehoming centres.

When they have fully recovered, they will be put up for adoption through the clinic's rehoming program.

A dog welfare charity has expressed disappointment over the lack of a Firework Control Zone around its Glasgow rehoming centre.

As the cold, dark nights draw in, the Maxi's Mates rescue and rehoming centre near has been turning on the heat lamps in its 50 kennels.

Faced with homelessness or rehoming his dog Bruno, James made the heart-wrenching decision.

Formed in 1962 by like-minded Wimbledon residents, the branch has tirelessly supported the needs of animals in the area through fostering and rehoming.

Rehoming brumbies requires applicants to have sufficient facilities and experience before enlisting to receive wild horses from the National Parks and Wildlife Service.

Taylors Rehoming Centre, based at Kingston Maurward, has shared the latest animals in need of loving homes.

Ten dogs are currently awaiting adoption at the rehoming centre, located at 60 Teeshan Road.

The charity is also asking supporters to think about rehoming an animal this Christmas.

The rehoming centre has also seen the arrival of six mastiff-cross puppies, who the staff have named after Star Wars characters.

These events are designed to give people the chance to meet some of the dogs in the charity’s care and to go “behind the scenes” at the rehoming centre.

We had many arguments about rehoming him but he refused.