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Holbrook Animal Rescue

Working to find loving homes for abandoned animals

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Who we are

We are a family-run animal rescue charity based in Horsham, West Sussex. 

 

Founded nearly 30 years ago, Holbrook Animal Rescue was set up to help abandoned and unwanted animals to find a safe place to call home. Unlike many other rescues, our dogs aren't kept in kennels. They sleep in the house and are free to run and play in our garden and fields.

Viewing is by appointment only. 

Registered Charity No - 1181456

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We will need to relocate imminently to make way for a major new housing development. Build has already commenced for the 2,700-home development. 

 

Please help us to rebuild our rescue.

Adopt a dog

We have some lovely dogs at Holbrook, looking for a loving home. Please ensure you read their profiles carefully before applying. 

Note that all viewings are by appointment only. If you are interested in adopting one of our dogs, please fill out the application form and one of our rehoming volunteers will be in touch. 

Please avoid phoning regarding adoptions unless there is an emergency.

Dog of the month

Meet Milo

Age - 4 years old 

Male - Neutered

Mixed breed

Milo is proving to be a firm favourite at Holbrook! He is a happy dog that is keen to win your affection. He is good with all the dogs and his recall is very good. He walks lovely on the lead and his 1-2-1 walks with our volunteers has boosted his confidence no end.

Milo will need experienced owners who will give him the confidence to continue to behave so beautifully. In the past he has shown some wariness with men, visitors to the house etc. Simple measures need to be put in place to address any silly behaviours that may emerge. He would love a home that can give him lots of outdoor space and fun adventures as he loves exploring! It needs to be a cat and child free home.


Can you give this amazing dog his forever home?

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Sanctuary and Rehabilitation

Sanctuary animals are those that were considered ‘last chance’ this could be due to medical or behavioural issues that deemed them not fit for rehoming.

Rehabilitation dogs are those that we work with to restore their health or address behavioural issues through therapy and training, to teach them to trust again and to become the best that they can.

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