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Opens National Animal Welfare Trust Berkshire's own website. The rescue handles applications, home checks and the adoption fee.
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6 months • Male • Terrier Cross
Listing last checked 10 November 2026
High energy
Key facts
- Age
- 6 months
- Sex
- Male
- Breed
- Terrier Cross
Could live with
- Children: Yes
- Other dogs: Yes
- Cats: Not known
Taken from National Animal Welfare Trust Berkshire's listing, and sometimes worked out from Russell's description. Always check with the rescue before you decide.
Health and training
- House-trained:
- No
Adoption information
National Animal Welfare Trust Berkshire · Great Shefford
All adoption applications are handled directly by National Animal Welfare Trust Berkshire. Contact them to arrange to meet Russell and start the adoption process.
About Russell
Russell is a fun-loving 6-month-old Terrier Cross with a huge personality and an even bigger heart. This happy young lad is full of energy, enthusiasm, and affection, always ready for his next adventure or a cuddle with his favourite people.
As you’d expect from a puppy, Russell is still learning about the world around him and will benefit from continued training and guidance as he grows. He’s a clever boy who is eager to please and loves being involved in whatever his family is doing.
Russell would make a fantastic companion for an active home that can provide plenty of exercise, enrichment, and playtime to keep both his body and busy terrier mind occupied. In return, he’ll reward you with endless love, laughter, and loyal companionship.
If you're looking for a cheerful, affectionate youngster to share life's adventures with, Russell could be just the boy for you!
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