Available dogs

February 2026 – HARVEY – male, 4yrs, neutered – **EPILEPTIC**

Harvey is a young, friendly, loving, and behaviourally normal dog who is looking for a very special home where his specific medical needs will be understood and prioritised. Harvey was diagnosed with epilepsy aged 1, and takes thrice daily medication for this, but still has a seizure every 5-6 weeks. His seizures generally last a few minutes, he lies on his side while he is seizing, and after 15 mins he is back to his normal happy self. (He is currently under the care of a veterinary specialist, and with further adjustments in medication it may be possible for the frequency of his seizures to be further reduced.)

Harvey is a much loved and well cared for boy, and is only being rehomed due to very sad and sudden unexpected family circumstances. We are looking for adopters who are going to be able to give him the time and attention he deserves, and a home where he won’t be left alone for too long each day, although he CAN be left alone for short periods if needed. Someone with experience of living with an epileptic dog would be useful but not essential – as long as you are willing to stay with him and support him during seizures as calm reassurance is important for him.

Harvey’s adopters will not be expected to shoulder any costs relating to his epilepsy, as he will be rehomed with a written commitment of lifelong financial backup from the Charity. His current insurance policy is transferable to a new owner, and Vizsla Welfare will pay for any and all recommended investigations and treatments that his insurance doesn’t cover. 

Harvey is currently living in Lancashire, he can be rehomed to anywhere in the UK, but prospective adopters should be willing to travel to meet him. 

Please contact Sue Aldous for more information about Harvey.

February 2026 – FROGGY – male, 10yrs, neutered

Froggy is a Vizsla x Weimaraner and although he’s a senior gent, he’s still very fit and active. He’s a well loved and well cared for boy, but unfortunately he isn’t comfortable around young children, and after a nipping incident with their toddler (no serious injury occurred), his family have decided for everyone’s safety and long-term wellbeing, he would be much happier in a home without children. Apart from this one incident he is generally a well-behaved, loving and affectionate old boy.

Froggy is currently living with a similar age bitch and may suit a household with a mature bitch, but he’s likely to be just as happy as an only dog. He is generally quite ‘dog selective’ – he doesn’t tend to instantly take to dogs he doesn’t know, but with a sensible calm introduction he can and does get on with other well mannered dogs. He’d get on really well with fit and active people who won’t just see him as an old couch potato – he still enjoys his long walks and loves to run offlead and properly stretch his legs!

Froggy is currently living in Scotland, he can be rehomed to anywhere in the UK, but prospective adopters should be willing to travel to meet him. 

N.B. Due to his recent nipping incident, Froggy will not be placed in a home with under 18s.

Please contact Noanie Heffron for more information about Froggy, or text/WhatsApp 07999 020 888.

February 2026 – BABS and JESSIE – females, both 10yrs, intact

Babs and Jessie are a delightful pair of senior ladies who have always lived together, and we are rehoming them as a pair. They are both friendly, well trained, generally very nicely mannered, and good with other dogs. Despite their advancing years they are both fit and healthy, still young-at-heart, and enjoying long offlead walks every day. They are looking for adopters who are going to be at home most of the time, are able to give them the amount of exercise they still want and need, but will understand that as older dogs they are very used to their ‘home comforts’ too.

Jessie can be a wee bit nervous around new people or dogs but usually warms to them after 15-20 minutes and is then absolutely fine. Both dogs are behaviourally very normal and we would be happy to rehome them to a household with older children who have previously lived with Vizslas or other similar breeds. 

Babs and Jessie are currently living in the Cheshire area, they can be rehomed to anywhere in the UK, but prospective adopters should be willing to travel to meet him. 

Please contact Lucy Seamons for more information about this lovely pair.

**NOW ADOPTED** – HENRY – male, 10mths, intact

Henry is a lovely young boy – he’s friendly, happy, healthy, and basically just a typical exuberant bouncy adolescent Vizsla. And like most of the young dogs who come to us for rehoming, he’s in need of a bit more training, a bit more mental stimulation, and lots of daily exercise. We are looking for active outdoorsy adopters who will be around most of the day and who have enough time and experience to meet Henry’s ongoing training needs. 

Henry is currently living with a family who have a young child, with no issues other than being a bit too excitable and jumpy, so we would consider placing him in a household with children age 12+ who are used to Vizslas (or other large working breed dogs). Henry basically needs routine, calm firm leadership, and ongoing training – and with those we are confident he will develop into a well rounded adult dog.

Henry is currently living in Cheshire, he can be rehomed to anywhere in the UK, but prospective adopters should be willing to travel to meet him. 

Please contact Kirsten Lorrain-Smith for more information about Henry.

**NOW ADOPTED** – MAX (6yrs) and MILLY (4.5yrs), both neutered

Max and Milly are a delightful pair who are looking for a new home together following a relationship split. They are both fit and healthy, well looked after and much loved, very used to children, and great ‘family’ pet dogs. This is a very reluctant rehome but their caring owner is determined to do the best thing for them. They are easy dogs to live with, and they walk nicely on the lead, though they also love off-lead exercise and running around with each other.

We are looking for adopters who are going to be able to give them the time and attention they deserve, and a home where they won’t be left alone for too long each day. Ideally an active, experienced retired couple would be perfect, and we will also consider adopters with older (10+) dog savvy kids.

Max and Milly are currently living in the West Country, they can be rehomed to anywhere in the UK, but prospective adopters should be willing to travel to meet them. 

Please contact Sue Aldous for more information about this lovely pair.