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Gus and Tyson

3 years • Male • Pomeranian

Listing last checked 7 November 2026

Small

Key facts

Age
3 years
Sex
Male
Breed
Pomeranian
Size
Small

Could live with

  • Children: Yes, 10+
  • Other dogs: No
  • Cats: No

Taken from Cheltenham Animal Shelter's listing, and sometimes worked out from Gus and Tyson's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.

Adoption information

All adoption applications are handled directly by Cheltenham Animal Shelter. Contact them to arrange to meet Gus and Tyson and start the adoption process.

About Gus and Tyson

Gus and Tyson are a pair of adorable little fluffballs with enough love between them to fill a whole sofa! These super-friendly brothers are very bonded and will need to find a home together, as life is simply better when they have each other by their side. They absolutely adore their people and are big fans of attention, cuddles and being wherever the action is. Tyson is a little more independent than his brother, but don’t be fooled – if Gus is getting a cuddle, Tyson will be making sure he hasn’t missed out on his fair share! These lovely boys could live with children aged 10+, as well as cats and small animals. They’re also great little travellers in the car and are happy to be left for a few hours at home, as long as they’re together. With their sweet personalities, cuddly nature and matching love for their humans, Gus and Tyson are ready to bring double the fun and affection to their forever home. Could you be the ones to make this lovely pair’s dreams come true? Suited to: Children 10+. Other pets: No other pets.

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