Our lovely centre has 66 glass fronted kennels that house hundreds of dogs every year on their journey to a new home. Like every Dogs Trust centre, we never put a healthy dog down, so we’ll never stop trying to find a home for every dog, even the ‘special dogs’ who have been with us for six months or more. Read more...

Welcome to Dogs Trust Basildon, we are a happy friendly team and would love you to come to visit us at the Centre to see our fantastic facilities and all the waggy tails of our doggy guests. We can care for upto 120 dogs at any one time and our facilities include a training barn, veterinary and surgical suite and Read more...

Our founder, Jerry Green, means a lot to us. He does, but perhaps the biggest credit should go to Rusty, the spaniel we celebrate in our logo. A faithful and loving companion to Jerry Green, in 1961 Rusty’s passing inspired his owner to set up a charity to rescue and rehome stray and unwanted dogs. Jerry Green believed that far too many dogs were Read more...

Please feel free to visit us during our opening times and see our wonderful dogs who are looking for homes and chat to our friendly team. Our reception team will offer you a warm welcome and guide you through our rehoming process and invite you to view the dogs in our rehoming area. Our knowledgeable Canine Carers are on hand Read more...

Animal Lifeline is a voluntary group and a registered charity – details at foot of this page – founded more than 41 years ago and is based in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England. Its purpose is to save abandoned and unwanted dogs and puppies and find them new homes and loving owners. Animal Lifeline’s Serendipity Kennels were built in 2001 following a significant Read more...

We are a small, passionate, dog rescue based in North Wales, UK. We aim to provide a safe haven for dogs that have been abandoned through no fault of their own, rehome them, and to educate the next generation of dog owners. Visit our website to see the dogs we are looking to rehome and fill out the form if Read more...

Hillside Animal Sanctuary at Hill Top Farm Frettenham Norwich NR12 7LT, was founded in 1995 to help and campaign for animals in need and to bring public awareness to the millions of animals suffering in the intensive factory farming industry. We have a specific focus on dog rescue in the Norwich area – you will find the information and some Read more...

At Dogs Trust Bridgend, we have 40 kennels, and can care for around 80 dogs at any time. We have 2 large enclosed fields, where the dogs can burn some energy and play with some friends during an off-lead run, a training barn, 2 exercise areas filled with fun areas to explore, and on site vet suite. We have a Read more...

Just for Dogs was founded in August 1997 by a handful of like-minded people who simply wanted to rescue and re-home abandoned dogs. Founder members agreed that they would not get into any politics, rules or regulations and therefore it was decided there would be no long list of committee members drawing up endless policies. Our objectives are: To rescue Read more...

Our founder, Jerry Green, means a lot to us. He does, but perhaps the biggest credit should go to Rusty, the spaniel we celebrate in our logo. A faithful and loving companion to Jerry Green, in 1961 Rusty’s passing inspired his owner to set up a charity to rescue and rehome stray and unwanted dogs. Jerry Green believed that far too many dogs were Read more...

We rehome around 400 cats and dogs at our Somerset centre every year as well as a small number of field animals. Every animal has been individually assessed and cared for by our experienced and dedicated staff. All animals are vet-checked and vaccinated before being rehomed. Our West Henley centre, just outside of Langport, rehomes a wide variety of animals. Read more...

We rehome around 300 cats and dogs at our Clacton centre every year. Every animal has been individually assessed and cared for by our experienced and dedicated staff. All animals are vet-checked, neutered, vaccinated, wormed and microchipped before being rehomed. Our Clacton site was originally set up by Ann and Reg Sims in 1984.  It was entrusted to the National Read more...

  Here at Staffordshire Bull Terrier Rescue, we are an entirely voluntary organisation. We are totally dependent on donations and fundraising efforts. Dogs are put into the Rescue organisations for a number of reasons. Some are abused, abandoned, neglected or just unwanted. We also get them in rescue because the owners are genuinely unable to look after them through no Read more...

HALFWAY HOME RESCUING DOGS SINCE 2005 Halfway Home Dog Rescue was started in April 2005 in support of another dog rescue, to hold dogs coming from “death row” situations in northern pounds. Then in December 2005 we started homing dogs for another rescue with a lot of success. They decided that they no longer needed our help, so we decided to Read more...

The main activity of the Branch is in rescuing and finding new homes for companion animals that for a variety of reasons are either homeless or cannot stay with their present owner. Over the last nine years up to the end of 2012, we have rehomed approx. 2200 cats and 1700 dogs from this branch. You can see just a Read more...