Phoenix Rehoming is a Hampshire based charity that operates in the south of England and was established in 2016 in a bid to find new, safe homes for dogs to live.
There are a number of different reasons behind a dog needing a new home. From the illness of an owner to the financial burden of having a pet, the charity has stepped up to make sure that these precious animals find a perfect home.
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Here are 6 photos of some of the dogs that are currently up for adoption in the Hampshire area:
For more information, click the link for the Phoenix Rehoming website.

5. Snow
Snow is a 6-month-old medium sized crossbreed girl and she is a very happy pup with a zest for life and enjoys walks and exercise. She is friendly and great with other dogs. Snow has a lovely thick coat and will need regular grooming. This super happy bundle of joy is ready for her forever home. The adoption fee is £425 which will include vaccines, neutering, vet check, microchip, flea and worm treatment, 5 weeks insurance with Agria and post adoption consult with an experienced behaviourist. Photo: Phoenix Rehoming

6. Stanlee
Stanlee is a 2 year old collie cross girl and weighs around 17kg. She is exceptionally smart and enjoys learning. Please read her advert very carefully. So far to date Stanlee has completed the following courses: Foundation Obedience Bronze Obedience Bronze Plus Obedience IMDT grade 1 partnership IMDT grade 2 partnership Agility Foundations & Beginners U.K. Sniffer Dogs series 1 & 2 She will now be looking for a home with someone who has some experience with rescue dogs and/or interest in dog sports. Stanlee will thrive doing agility, Hoopers, heel work, trick training, Canix or similar. She is an exceptionally smart dog and needs an equally smart owner. She has completed a two day scent work course and is progressing into the next agility course. Stanlee has been trained with clicker. She will also work on a marker word. This girl works for dust, she is exceptionally motivated. Stanlee can be anxious around new people initially. She sees strangers and will sometimes bark. This is all fear based, she is worried about their intentions. She is wary of strangers coming into the home and will bark to begin with but this quickly changes. She has learned to go quietly to her bed where she knows she is safe. We are now in a position where Stanlee can learn to like people quite quickly, in just a couple of sessions at her pace. This makes her unsuitable for a home with young children (teens may be okay). She has never bitten and articulates her feelings very well. Visitors need to completely ignore Stanlee until she instigates contact. She’s never going to be a pub companion or the life and soul of any party. Stanlee is good with other dogs and loves to play but at times can be a bit bossy. She would be ideally suited to a home with another playful male dog though could be an only dog. She is house trained, crate trained and can be left. Adoption fee £225. Photo: Phoenix Rehoming

