Humphrey - 4 year old male Staffie

Humphrey, Staffie, DOB 08 – Gatwick, Surrey


Homing Requirements: Humphrey is a proper Staffie with real character and needs a family to appreciate the comical little communicative Staffie he is. He needs a family around and to be inclusive i.e. sleep beside the bed not in the kitchen thank you!

His Story: Humphrey was found tied up in a London Park on the 11th December, microchipped and original owner contacted. She had homed him 2 years previously. Report on his chip that he had been found wandering in Camden 6 months ago and claimed by the owner. The dog warden went to the address and found it disserted. Isn't that sad? We were delighted to help Humphrey out. He is neutered, chipped and vax'd.

Video: Humphrey's a happy boy

Advert: Humphrey (Bogart) is a dramatist, actor and will delight all who become his audience. Humphrey seems focused on the task at hand on his walks carrying stick but very responsive and connected to his companion. He chats to other dogs and people on meeting, intelligent and very trainable. Trick or Treat is so his market! He soaks up the cuddles.

Humphrey is a brindle boy of smallish stature with the 'clown's grin'. He is 4 years old and ready to lick and talk away to you. Humphrey is a PROPER Staffie; he is 200% delightful! His top picture showing a glint in the eye is chosen hinting at Humphrey's special charm. Life will never be the same with a Humphrey in your life; how did you ever manage without him!

Interested in rehoming? Please complete our on-line homing questionnaire to match a suitable dog with your lifestyle.

Please note this dog is currently in boarding kennels and is also available for foster until a 'forever' home is found




***PLEASE NOTE: We are a rescue finding dogs their forever homes. We usually ask for a minimum donation of £150 at the time of adoption, for each dog, to help us continue helping homeless dogs***

A few pics of Humphrey from the kennels ...







Humphrey is seriously ready for his forever home - where are you?

Could you offer him a break from kennels or adopt him?