Border Collie Pups needing Homes
8 weeks - 12 months

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


All dogs are in Northamptonshire unless otherwise stated.
Please note that Wiccaweys do not have kennels, this is our home and we are not open to the public.
Meeting any dog is strictly by appointment only.
If you are not currently in a position to offer a rescue dog a new home, but would still like to help our work by supporting the dogs on this page, please visit our Online Donation page.

'Puppies'

Please phone for a chat if you are thinking about offering a home to a Border Collie puppy.

Border Collies often go through a "teenager" stage between the ages of 6 months to 18 months, and so are not suitable for all lifestyles. This is the most common reason that Collie pups and youngsters come into rescue. In this case, you may find that an older dog is more of a match for your situation and home environment.

Please call for advice.


Please note: Belle is not available for homing.
You can see photos of Belle all grown up in the agility section - she has just qualified for Seniors!

Introducing our Puppies

Lizzie
12 weeks


Lovely Lizzie has come to us from our volunteers in Eire.

She is just a sweetheart. She is a beautiful collie pup. She is 12 weeks old. She is a very friendly and affectionate little girl. She just loves people and adores a cuddle. She loves attention and just oozes confidence.


Jake
10 weeks


Little Jake has come to us from our volunteers in Eire. This poor little pup was found straying in Limerick when he was only about 6-7 weeks old. We will, never, ever understand pups straying.
It was in a really rough part of the city so he's lucky he knocked on the right door. The fella took him in and called Eila.

Jake is a lovely happy pup, full of fun and ready for his new life.


Benji
4 months


Little Benji has come from our volunteers in Eire. Benji has come from the same farm as Tara. He was the last of the litter and unsold.

Benji is FAB!!! He is full of fun and bounce. He is excellent with other dogs and a really cheeky chappy. He travels well and is a total dote!

Here he is posing with 'Uncle' Dingle!
Dingle thought he'd better show little Benji the routine when he arrived.



Bobbie
7 months


Little Bobbie has come to us from a pound. We received an urgent plea to help a '14 week old puppy with a limp' in a pound. She was a suspected road traffic accident and in danger of being PTS.

Little Bobbie arrived, very thin and underweight. She is only the size of a 14 wk old puppy, but is actually about 7 months old! She has had a very tough life so far. It was very obvious that her limp was a very serious old injury, not a recent one. She has been x-rayed and it showed a very badly dislocated hip that has been left untreated for a very long time. Once she has gained a bit of weight, Bobbie will be undergoing an operation to put her hip where it should be.

Bobbie is a very brave little girl.


Tim
4 months


Little Tim has come to us from our volunteers in Eire.

Tim is a very sweet little boy. Tim has had a sheltered start, and he is learning all about life and is ready to go off and discover the world with his new family.
He is good with other dogs.


Jack
7 - 8 months


Jack has come to us from Aldridge Dog Rescue. He is a lovely tri-colour boy.

Jack is a busy little person. He is full of life and fun. He wants to learn and he wants to please. He loves to play with other dogs, and with toys. He loves tuggy games!! He travels very well. He is good with children, but might bowl very small ones over in his excitement - a bit like playing child skittles!


Scottie - REHOMED
10 months


Lovely Scottie has come to us from Rochdale Dog Rescue who saved him from the pound on the day he was due to be PTS.

What a gorgeous boy Scottie is! He is a really happy, playful and super friendly boy. He is great with other dogs and loves to play. He really wants to please you and he travels well.


Tony - REHOMED
4 months


Little Tony has come to us from our volunteers in Eire.

Tony has had a sheltered start, and he is learning all about life and is ready to go off and discover the world with his new family. He is good with other dogs. Tony is more confident than Tim at the moment.