If you think you could provide a new loving home for one of our boys,
please read the How To Adopt page first.

Merlin has come to us via the Oxford Dog Warden. Max was actually founc as a stray by a Wiccaweys volunteer. The dog warden was notified and he served his time. His owner was located and she came and collected him from the pound, but then decided she didn't want him anyway! So Max came to Wiccs.

Max is just gorgeous!! He is a totally smashing lad! He has a wonderful nature, he is fantastic with other dogs and seems to be good with cats and horses. Max travels well and loves playing with toys. Max just needs a home who appreciates him and deserves him!

Rocky has come to us from our volunteers in Eire. He was owned by one of Eire volunteers friend who is moving to Australia. He's more lab than collie in looks but his manner is pure collie,

Rocky is great with other dogs and loves people.

Pic below in Ireland. New pics to follow

Josh has come to Wiccs from his family. His mum was not able to meet the needs of, or understand the mind of a young and active collie boy

Josh is a nice chap. He gets on great with all the dogs and is a firm favourite with the dog walkers. He is affectionate and good fun. He loves to play. He would like a home with someone who appreciates a proper intelligent, fun and active collie boy.

Oscar came to us from our volunteers in Eire with his brother Max, who has now found a new home (check out the letters from our dogs blog to see what Max is getting up to in his new home..)

Oscar is a lovely busy chap who would dearly love an active home of his own now his brother has a new family. Oscar is great with other dogs and is very playful. He's just a big puppy really!
Oscar really wants to be able to write an update letter for the blog, from his very own new home, just like his brother Max. Can you make his dreams come true?

Pic below in Ireland. New pics to follow

Oscar is on the right of the photo.

Mack has come to Wiccs from Ireland.

Mack is a lovely lad. He is very affectionate and well behaved. He travels well. Mack gets on well with other dogs.

Mack needs an experienced collie home, who have patience and gentle understanding. Mac needs a home who inspires confidence in him. If he thinks you are unable to cope in situations, he will feel obliged to take over - however he isn't that good at it, and would really rather not. If he loses trust and confidence in you, then he worries. He needs a home who will use kind and positive methods and not try and pressure him. Mack is a herdy boy and gets excited by lots of traffic! A quiet country home for him with limited road walking please.

Jack has come back to us from his family. He was adopted as an 8 week old pup - regular website visitors will remember Mischa and her babies. Jack's family now have a young baby in the house and have decided they can't give him the time and attention a young and very active collie needs.

Jack is a lovely lad. He is good with other dogs and he travels well. He has lived with children and seems to be good with cats. Jack does have quite a strong protective instinct so whoever takes him on has to be prepared for that. If he doesn't see you as a shepherd - you become a sheep and need looking after.

Scrunchie has come to Wiccs from a breeder. She has handed all her dogs into rescue as she can no longer cope with them all.

Scrunchie is a delightful little chap. He is a bit shy at first, and a little worried in case you hurt him, but once he trusts you then he is your best friend. He is a very gentle boy and great with other dogs. He travels well.

Scrunchie would like a calm, patient and understanding home where he can learn about life and develop into the dog he should be.

Hardy has come to us from our volunteers in Eire. Hardy is almost completely blind. As with Laurel, the Eire Vet says he has hereditary blindness.

Hardy is a real sweetie and he's very receptive to voices.. Hardy gets on great with other dogs and loves people. He is a really happy boy.

Hardy has super spidey senses that can locate a cat from 100 yards! Then he turns into Hardy the Herder, Superhero Extrordinaire!

Pic on right taken in Ireland when Hardy was collected to be taken into rescue. New pics below.

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