Kevin has a smile that will brighten your day. Kevin is 100% ready to find his forever home! Kevin has got a loving, slightly needy personality and he needs someone who can be around to give him their undivided attention. Kevin loves nothing more than a nice long walk. It is likely that Kevin never has never lived in a home before, so he is looking for someone who will be patient and understand that everything will be new for Kevin. We are hoping to find someone who will continue Kevin's training. He has got the basics and has started touch-training and our kennel team can show you how to continue this. Kevin is a super smart boy and we are looking for a home that can meet his physical and mental stimulation needs. He is an absolute whizz at puzzle feeders, snuffle-matts and licki matts. He loves nothing more than to have a good FAST run off-lead, but is also a really good boy to walk on-lead. Kevin wears a muzzle comfortably because, as with most sighthounds, he does have a prey drive. Kevin forms strong bonds and won't be used to being left alone in a home so we are looking for adopters who will only leave him alone for short periods of time, at least to begin with. Kevin could live with children above secondary school age who are confident and used to being around dogs. See how adorable Kevin is by watching the YouTube video on the Block Fen RSPCA Rehoming Centre website. The adoption fee for this animal is #200 We would like very much to be able to respond to every adoption application we receive however, at the moment this is just not possible for us to do. Therefore, unless your application matches the required criteria we will not be able to email you back. Thank you very much for considering adopting one of our animals. We really appreciate your kindness and support. Only if you meet all of the above rehoming criteria, please complete an Online Application Form on the Block Fen RSPCA Rehoming Centre website.
If you would like to give Kevin a new home, please contact the rescue on 0300 123 0726 and ask for .
