Jack

Available

Ref. Number:
18858
Age:
12 months
Breed:
Jack Russell Terrier Cross
Gender:
Male 

Live With Children:
8+ Staff discretion
Live With
														Other Dogs:
													
Yes
Live With Cats:
No

Story

Imagine coming home to a bubbly, spirited little fellow whose tail wags like a metronome at the sight of you. That's Jack, a 12-month-old Jack Russell Terrier cross who might just have a dash of Dachshund in him, judging by his exuberant energy and sleek silhouette. He's on the lookout for a special someone who 'gets' him – someone who's had the joy of small breeds before and understands the lively quirks of Jack Russells. Jack's the full package: he's keenly playful yet has all the makings of a great companion for someone with the know-how to channel his zest for life into fun, rewarding experiences.

Now, Jack’s a small boy with a larger-than-life personality, a right little firecracker who needs a home that's up to the task of keeping his clever mind and agile body ticking over nicely. He hasn't had much of a taste of the big wide world yet, so he's itching to get out there and explore – which he does with an endearing mix of excitement and a little bit of 'what's all this then?'. And bless him, he's ace in the car, happily tagging along for adventures as long as they're on the quiet side, giving him a chance to build his confidence and social finesse.

What’s more, our mate Jack would be over the moon with a patch of garden to romp in – it’s his idea of paradise, and honestly, isn't it just the cutest thing picturing him bounding around with his favourite toys? Since he's a tad unsure about coming back when called (who'd want to stop having fun, ey?), a safe and secure garden is also the perfect stage for practising recall until he’s a pro. And yes, he's a bit chatty on the lead and when he spots other dogs, but that's all in the name of fun and should get better with a bit of guidance.

Last but not least, having a human around most of the day would be the bee's knees for Jack, someone to build up his courage bit by bit about being on his own sometimes. It’s tough when you’ve got a heart as big as his and just want to be part of everything. Plus, he’s got this little knee quirk, a luxating patella, which doesn’t trouble him now, but it’s something an understanding owner would need to keep an eye on.

So, if you've got the time, the experience, and a heart ready for a boisterous bundle of love, why not consider adding Jack to your life? He promises an abundance of zest, loyalty, and laughter wrapped up in a wee, waggy-tailed package. Let Jack be your enthusiastic sidekick, and he’ll show you every day just how grand life can be with a little bit of Jack magic!

Sponsorship

Not able to adopt, but would like to help Jack find their perfect forever home? Please consider sponsoring or part-sponsoring Jack whilst they in our care to help find them the perfect loving home they deserve faster, also enabling us to help even more animals!

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Green

							Characteristics:

															Dogs that are friendly to everyone, laidback, well socialised, good all rounder, family orientated.
													
							Suitable For:

							First time owners and families with young children.
						
Orange

							Characteristics:

															Dogs that are friendly to everyone, basic training or socialization classes may be required.
													
							Suitable For:

															Owners who have had some experience of dogs. 
								Families with children that have lived or had frequent contact with dogs.
													
Blue

							Characteristics:

															Dogs that are larger breeds, may have mild behavioural issues, lively, and/or training and socialisation required.
													
							Suitable For:

															Ideally those who have owned the ‘breed’ in question before. 
								May Require a physically stronger handler, older children.
													
Blue+

								Characteristics:

								Dogs that require advanced training, may have behavioural issues, and/or are under socialised.
							
								Suitable For:

								Very experienced owners, adult only home.

Adoption Process & Fees

Adoption Process Why Danaher? Adoption Fees FAQs

Staff are here to ensure the animals find homes which suit their needs. Most animals in our care have not had the best start in life and may require special care or training. We will assess your experience and assist you in finding the right pet for your home. Although we want our animals to start their new life with you as quickly as possible, our re-homing process can take a few weeks from start to finish. The process is as follows:

1. Check out the available animals on our website

Browse our website to find your perfect new furry family member. All animals we have available for rehoming are listed on our website, which is updated daily.

2. Fill in an online Interest Form

Fill in an online Interest Form to tell us you are looking to rehome an animal.

If you are interested in any specific animal(s) we currently have available, be sure to select them on your Interest Form when prompted! If there are no suitable furry candidates at present, we will keep your Interest Form on file and contact you if a match becomes available in future.

If you require assistance with filling in an Interest Form or would like help finding the right pet for you, please do not hesitate to give us a call on 0300 111 4321 or use our Contact Form.

Optional: After filling out an online Interest Form, you can visit our Home to view the animals, allowing you to gather additional information about specific animals and determine which one is the perfect fit for you and your family. We no longer require an appointment be made first. Please see the Contact Us page for viewing hours.

3. Interest Form assessment

If you have registered an interest in any specific animal(s), our animal care team will review your Interest Form as quickly as possible to determine if you and the animal(s) are a good match for each other.

It is not always possible for us to respond to every applicant due to the volume of applications we receive for each animal. If after a week or two you have not heard back from us please assume your application was unsuccessful on this particular occasion.

This does not necessarily mean you were assessed as not being able to offer the animal a suitable home. It is often the case that another applicant may have submitted their interest form before you or may have been better suited for the particular animal, so please do not be put off from applying for another. You are welcome to fill out as many interest forms as animals you are interested in and each application will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.

4. Receive a Phone call from the animal's carer

If considered a suitable match, one of our animal carers will contact you by phone to discuss your interest further, then an appointment may be made for you to meet your chosen animal.

They will be able to answer any questions you may have about the animal and give you more information about the animal's specific needs.

5. First meet with your chosen animal

A member of the animal care team will take the dog out for a walk with you. You will have the opportunity to spend time with the dog, ask questions and make sure it is a suitable match. If you do not already own a dog and the meet goes well, you can place a temporary reserve on our dog and arrange a second meet. Every person who resides at your home will be required to meet the dog at least twice before a full reserve can be placed.

6. Second meet with your chosen animal

If you own a dog (or dogs) already, they will need to meet your potential new house member at least twice:
1st dog meet: The 1st dog meet is on lead so the dogs can spend time together in a controlled manner.

2nd dog meet: The 2nd dog meet starts on lead, if the dogs are mixing well, we will let them off lead in our secure compound to see how they interact. If all goes well, you can place a full reserve on our dog.

If the meet doesn’t go as planned, we can discuss the options of further meets or of looking at other dogs which may be suitable.

We recommend that after the 2nd dog meet, you come up and visit as much as possible so that the dogs can continue to interact. This makes the transition to the new home easier on both (or all) dogs.

PLEASE NOTE: We advise that you order an ID tag either at the centre when you place your full reserve or as soon as possible from another shop. You will need to bring your dog tag with you when you come to collect your new pet from the centre. If you have pre-ordered the tag and it has not arrived when you come to collect your new pet, we ask that you bring proof of purchase with you.

7. Arrange a home check

Once a full reserve has been placed on the animal, you will be put forward for a home check. Everyone adopting an animal through the centre is subject to a home check under RSPCA Policy to ensure your home is suitable for your prospective new animal. One of our home checkers will be in touch to arrange a time that is convenient to visit you. This can take up to 7-10 days after the Full Reserve has been placed, but we do try to complete them as quickly as possible.

The home checker will contact the centre and advise us of their visit. The home checker will advise if your house is ready, or we may be advised that work is needed to be carried out before your home is ready, or it might be that the home is not suitable for the animal in question. The centre will contact you to discuss any points raised by the home checker if necessary or to arrange collection of your new pet.

8. Arrange to take your new pet home

A time is arranged for you to come and collect your new pet. We require all dogs to be fitted with a collar, lead, and tag before they leave. These items can be purchased at the centre upon reservation with all profits going back directly to help more animals. Alternatively, you may wish to purchase them elsewhere and bring them with you on the day. The outstanding balance of any remaining adoption fees must be paid in full at this time before the adoption paperwork can be completed. You will also need to ensure you are able to transport your new pet home safely.

PLEASE NOTE: Where applicable, you may not be able to collect your new pet until they have been neutered and medically signed off by our vet, if they have been on treatment during their time at the centre. We do allow some animals to be re-homed on treatment, but this is looked at on a case-by-case basis.

All payments are non-refundable, reserves/deposits are deducted from the total fee.

	Temp. Reserve	Full Reserve	Total Fee
Puppies (up to 12 Months):	£15.00	£40.00	£350.00
Dogs (12 Months - 10 Years):	£15.00	£40.00	£215.00
Senior Dogs (10+ Years):	£15.00	£40.00	£200.00
Pair of Dogs (up to 10 Years):	£15.00	£40.00	£400.00
Pair of Senior Dogs (10+ Years):	£15.00	£40.00	£370.00

Interest Form

Completing an Interest Form takes around 10 minutes. If you require assistance, please give us a call on 0300 111 4321 and we will be more than happy to help!

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Terms & Conditions of Adoption

Please note the following rehoming policies of the RSPCA Danaher Animal Home. You are required to agree to the Terms & Conditions of Adoption to acknowledge that you understand the terms of adopting an animal through our centre. Thank you for your co-operation.

We are looking for long term, permanent homes for animals in our care and we need to be sure you can provide such a home. This means we have to ask questions about your personal circumstances.
Please note that all payments are non-refundable. Please think carefully before putting a reserve on one of our animals.
If you see an animal that you like, but it is not currently available for re-homing, we can take your details as an ‘Interest’ for that animal. We do not work on a ‘first come, first served’ basis – we try to find a home that is best suited to each individual animal. Due to the high numbers of public we have visiting our centre we only call ‘Interests’ who have been selected to meet the animals. If you do not hear from us, please feel free to call us or come back to the centre and we will be more than happy to help you to find your perfect pet. PLEASE NOTE: We are not obliged to disclose the reasons why people are not successful.
We do not normally re-home to families with children under 3 years old, however families with children under 3 may be considered at our Managers discretion.
All Allergies must be declared on the application form.
If you live in rented accommodation, we will need to see a copy of your lease to confirm that you are allowed to keep a pet. If it is unclear from your lease, we will require a written letter from your landlord.
We do reserve the right to refuse an animal adoption under certain circumstances.
All members of the household must come to the Animal Home before an animal can be reserved for you. This includes any existing dogs coming to meet a proposed new dog. We will normally ‘hold’ (temp. reserve) the animal of your choice for you for up to 1 week (acting manager’s discretion) to allow everyone to come along and agree the new addition. We will also take a deposit of £15.00 (this is non-refundable)
Once everyone has met and the staff are happy, this can then go to a full reserve and we will take a further deposit of £40.00 (this is also non-refundable). We will then put you through for a home check.
A form of identification will be required to be shown before we can put you through for a home check. This can be a driver’s license, utility bill, etc.
A Home Checker will need to visit you at home before you can adopt an animal. They will contact you directly to arrange this. The home checkers are volunteers so this can take up to 10 days but the home checkers do try and complete them as quickly as possible.
All existing dogs or cats in the household should normally be neutered and vaccinated.
Dogs are pack animals which need a lot of company and should not regularly be left alone for long periods at a time. We assess our dogs as best to our ability in which we feel they would cope with being left. Young animals need almost constant company, particularly puppies as they need help with socialisation and house training.
A secure garden or exercise area for dogs is essential.
Adoption will not be considered if you have holiday plans within the next two months.
Veterinary fees can be expensive and adopters need to be able to meet the costs of both routine and emergency care. We strongly advise you arrange appropriative pet insurance cover to help cover emergency costs.
Any veterinary costs incurred once an animal has been adopted are the sole responsibility of the adopter and we can offer no guarantee as to the future health of any animal. However we will make you aware of any conditions we find. Please note that the centre will not carry out any dental work which is deemed to be cosmetic.
Within your adoption folder you will receive a routine medication form to say when your new pet has had routine products and also any vet sheets they may have occurred whilst at the centre.
We will expect you to continue to seek medical advice for any illness and keep up with routine preventative treatments e.g. worming, vaccinations, flea treatment.
All our animals are passed on in good faith and have received a health check on arrival (any concerns are passed onto our consulting vet). They are believed to be in normal health on leaving the centre except where specific conditions have been made known to the adopter. Therefore it is regretted that the Danaher Animal Home is unable to accept liability for any expenses or costs of any kind arising from sickness or injury of any nature developed by the animal (whether or not any known existing conditions or symptoms of the animal are made known to the adopter prior to this agreement) and the responsibility for and cost of future treatment shall be borne to the adopter.
All dogs must leave the centre with a lead and collar with an identity disc. You can order one from the centre which will be delivered to your address within 2-5 days. Collars, leads and walking aids can also be purchased from the centre and the profit made comes back directly to the centre, to benefit the animals here.

Jack

Story

Sponsorship

Experience Required

Adoption Process & Fees

1. Check out the available animals on our website

2. Fill in an online Interest Form

3. Interest Form assessment

4. Receive a Phone call from the animal's carer

5. First meet with your chosen animal

6. Second meet with your chosen animal

7. Arrange a home check

8. Arrange to take your new pet home

What does ‘being assessed’ mean?

How long can it take for an animal to be assessed?

Do you provide any veterinary services?

Do you provide any financial help towards veterinary services?

Why can’t I report cruelty directly to you?

Why can’t you take in an animal I want to surrender immediately?

Do you rehome to families with children?

Do you rehome dogs to people with cats?

Do you re home cats to people with dogs?

Will I be turned down for adopting a cat depending on where I live?

I completed an Interest Form, why didn’t I hear back from you?

Do you have an upper age limit when rehoming?

Can I turn up at the centre without an appointment to look around at the animals?

How much does it cost to adopt an animal?

How long does it take to adopt an animal?

Why does everyone living in the house have to meet an animal I am adopting?

What animals do you have for rehoming?

I live in a flat, can I still adopt?

I don’t have access to a garden, can I still adopt?

I don’t have a fully secure garden, can I still adopt a dog?

I live in rented accommodation, can I still be considered for adopting an animal?

What do the banners across the bottom of the animals on the website mean?

Interest Form

Contact Details

Jack

Story

Sponsorship

Experience Required

Adoption Process & Fees

1. Check out the available animals on our website

2. Fill in an online Interest Form

3. Interest Form assessment

4. Receive a Phone call from the animal's carer

5. First meet with your chosen animal

6. Second meet with your chosen animal

7. Arrange a home check

8. Arrange to take your new pet home

What does ‘being assessed’ mean?

How long can it take for an animal to be assessed?

Do you provide any veterinary services?

Do you provide any financial help towards veterinary services?

Why can’t I report cruelty directly to you?

Why can’t you take in an animal I want to surrender immediately?

Do you rehome to families with children?

Do you rehome dogs to people with cats?

Do you re home cats to people with dogs?

Will I be turned down for adopting a cat depending on where I live?

I completed an Interest Form, why didn’t I hear back from you?

Do you have an upper age limit when rehoming?

Can I turn up at the centre without an appointment to look around at the animals?

How much does it cost to adopt an animal?

How long does it take to adopt an animal?

Why does everyone living in the house have to meet an animal I am adopting?

What animals do you have for rehoming?

I live in a flat, can I still adopt?

I don’t have access to a garden, can I still adopt?

I don’t have a fully secure garden, can I still adopt a dog?

I live in rented accommodation, can I still be considered for adopting an animal?

What do the banners across the bottom of the animals on the website mean?

Interest Form

Contact Details

Terms & Conditions of Adoption

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