Please note: HCBW currently have no Boxers available for adoption.
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This may change when the current crisis eases, so please check this page after then.

Thank you for your interest and, for now, stay safe :)

LENNOX

Following the partial relaxation after lockdown Lennox has now  moved from his home and is in foster with ourselves.  He is expecting visitors later in July and if he and the family are a good match for each other  he will have found his new home. 

Meanwhile he is enjoying being a pampered pooch.  After a visit to the groomers he smells delicious!

Lennox does have a lump on his back although this has not changed shape or grown for well over a year and is benign,  we shall be seeking vet advice for what is best to do for him.  

Lennox is eligible to be covered by our Oldies policy which will be fully explained at the time of rehoming

​LENNY

Lenny is currently in foster and will stay there for the foreseeable future - at least until the Covid-19 situation is resolved.  Once all restrictions are lifted, we will update this post.

He is a lovely 7 yr old red and white bobtail.  He is neutered, microchipped and up to date with his vaccinations.

Sadly for Lenny he suffers badly with separation anxiety which means he cannot be left on his own, and can be wary of strangers until he gets to know them

Lenny is looking for a forever home where he will be able to learn that it isn't so scary to be left for a while , where he will feel safe and secure.  He will need someone to be at home all the time, and be the only dog.

DOGS IN OTHER RESCUES

The following Boxers are not with HCBW, however, we are posting  their profiles here to help promote them and find them new homes.  Please contact the rescue noted for more information about these dogs.  

Max, a beautiful boxer cross boy in the care of RSPCA Woking, Surrey

 Our adorable boxer cross Max is approx .three years old and has been in our care for some time now.  Sadly he was rehomed at the start of last year and after 5/6 months his owners decided they could not keep him. This was a said time for Max because it meant he needed to start his search and settling period all over again.

Max has a big heart and lots of love to give.  He is loving and kind and wants nothing more than to please you.  He is great in the home, if kept calm, house trained and settles well overnight.  He can be left for short periods.  Max charms everyone he meets, he is friendly and interacts well with other dogs with careful introduction. 

Exercise is key with Max  as he requires a good amount to keep him stimulated. He loves long walks and he adores fuss and attention and if allowed will not think twice about joining you on the sofa for a cuddle.  He loves toys and chasing the ball in the garden.  Max is a large dog and most of the time does not realise his strength or size.  He can be strong on the lead and advice and training will be given.  Max's new family must be willing to continue with  his training and socialisation.   He needs someone to be strict  , kind and show him endless amounts of love and affection.  Because of Max's size and strength we are seeking an adult only home, no cats and a family with experience of the breed.  Max should also be the only dog in the home.  

The rehoming process for Max will be a slow transition to make sure it is right for him.  Max has created a strong bond with his foster family who are very experienced and who have worked hard with him.  We are seeking a home in close proximity to their home in  Guildford so the transition can be done slowly and smoothly.  We are anxious for this to be Max's final  move into his forever home.  

Do you have the ideal home for this gentle and loving giant?  If so please visit our website -  www.rspca.org.uk/local/surrey-woking-and-district-branch/findapet/details,  download the dogs and puppies application form and send to perfect.match@rspca-woking.org.uk