Oldies Club – Helping old dogs find loving homes. Homes
Staffy or Bully. Terriers. Small and Cute. Medium Sized. Large and Lovely. Pairs of Dogs. We work with animal rescues to publicise the plight of their oldies. Our website lists oldies from hundreds of rescues around the UK. We rescue and rehome Oldies Club dogs via our own network of foster homes.
Foster Homes for Dogs – Oldies Club
Oldies Club doesn’t have a rescue centre. Instead of kennels we have a network of dedicated foster carers throughout mainland Britain. Our fosterers open up their homes and hearts to older dogs that find themselves homeless through no fault of their own. Without our foster carers, we wouldn’t be able to help many of the dogs that we do.
Adopt An Oldie – Oldies Club
Ruby (Chilterns Dog Rescue Society, Herts) Sensitive Ruby is a petite Whippet like girl, seeking a quiet child free home with a garden, where she can come on lovely walks with you and show you all of the tricks she knows. She is such a good girl, intelligent and very affectionate, and can be left for short periods. Ruby is a real sweetheart.
About Us - Oldies Club
The Oldies Club is a dog rescue, run solely by volunteers, that specialises in rescuing and rehoming older dogs – aged 7 years plus. We first came into existence in the Spring of 2005, and then in March 2007 the Oldies Club proudly became Registered Charity number 1118246. We do not have kennels or a central base as, rather than placing our ...
Seven Thousand Oldies Rehomed thanks to being seen on the …
Oct 23, 2022 — That’s 7,000 old dogs that have moved in with fabulous, kind-hearted families who perused our website and spotted the special canine destined to be their new best friend. Let us explain how we get to the magical figure of 7,000…. Since our website began, seventeen years ago, 12,800 of the dogs that we have listed went on to find a new home.
Dogs in Oldies Club Care
A poodle named Pee-Wee! (Oldies Club, fostered Clwyd) Pretty Pee-Wee is an active girl who loves a good walk and a run around off lead. She’d like to spend most of the time with you, but she doesn’t want to be indoors all day. She’d like to be your only pet. Oh, and Pee-Wee is her name, not her hobby – she’s clean in the house!
Why Adopt an Oldie? – Oldies Club
Obviously oldies are not for everyone but they do have so much to offer. They are generally less problematic than younger dogs that still need guidance and training, given that very few oldies will not have spent at least some of their life in a home environment. For this reason, they make ideal choices for first-time dog owners.
Adopt An Oldie - Oldies Club
Lola Lou (Dogs Trust Shoreham, Sussex) Lovely Lola Lou is an affectionate Staffy/Pug Cross looking for a loving home with lots of human company as she was found abandoned and finds time alone challenging. She enjoys her food and walks in quiet areas. Lola Lou needs to be the only pet and could live with older teens.
Information for Adopters – Oldies Club
Oldies Club will give you as much information about your dog as possible. As far as you can, try to keep the daily routines in place for a period of time and gradually change them if required. This includes diet and food preferences, daily routine and feeding times etc. If you can arrange it, make the arrival of your dog coincide with some time ...
Rehoming Stories - Oldies Club
Perfect timing and a perfect home for Toby and Josie. Urgent appeals for the right home for Toby and Josie finally hit upon the perfect home at the perfect time. They loved their new home and although Toby has now passed away, Josie is continuing to live life to the full and enjoy being thoroughly spoiled.