Boxer

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Bertie?Bertie is a bright, enthusiastic young dog whose zest for life makes him a wonderful match for a moderate to active home. He would thrive with people who enjoy walking, enrichment activities, and ongoing training, and once he settles, he can be wonderfully calm and affectionate. He gets especially excited when he sees other dogs, so a home that can offer both fun and structure will help him shine.As a large, lively youngster, Bertie absolutely loves people. Because he can be a bit exuberant when excited, he’ll do best in a household with secondary‑school‑aged children, though confident, dog‑savvy younger children may also be suitable depending on experience and management.He’ll benefit from having a private, secure garden to play and relax in, as well as access to quieter walking areas where he won’t meet too many dogs. His new family should be happy to continue his training, especially around dog‑dog greetings and helping him manage his excitement.Bertie is looking for a home where he can enjoy being the only dog and receive all the love and attention he deserves.

Boxer Rescue Southern

​ Billy is a sweet natured, fun loving, energetic, gorgeous looking boy. He relaxes indoors and in the garden and is very well behaved. Outside his recall is great and can walk well on the lead, but he is very energetic and needs an adult only home with someone or a couple who want to spend time doing various activities with this very intelligent boy. He learns everything so fast but will need confident handlers. He can be very sociable and loves to play with other dogs once he knows them, We will offer full training and support for Billy. on Billy. 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Greenleaf Animal Rescue

Brutus is a 4 year old male Staffordshire Bull Terrier x Boxer crossbreed who is looking for his forever home. Brutus is neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. Brutus would suit a home as a sole pet where someone is around most of the day. Brutus is fully house-trained. Brutus pulls on the lead towards other dogs and wears a muzzle on walks. Brutus would suit an adult home. Brutus likes to be given his own space when he is spending time with you and would suit an experienced new home. Please enquire.

Lola's Legacy Dog Rescue

12/12Bubba 2 years old, Boxer cross Staffy Loves everyone/thing Housetrained Bouncy pup Loves Snuggles Good in the bath Can be strong on the lead as he gets excited Unsure how to play and needs loving Separation Anxiety can be left for short periods once settled Loves to please & knows basic commands He does get excited when walking past other dogs so he needs to follow the dog trainers' tips.

Home Counties Boxer Welfare

​Buddy is a 14 month old red and white boxer bobtail boy, who is still entire.He very nervous when meeting new people, especially men. He will usually bark on first meeting but is won over quite quickly with treats. He has come into rescue because although his family love him, circumstances mean they are not able to give him the time, attention and training he needs. He is a strong boy, his lead walking skills are sadly completely lacking and he has no recall. He displays his nervousness by barking at other dogs as well. His previous owner was not Buddy’s first home and there was concern that previously he had not been well-treated which may have contributed to his nervousness.Buddy needs an experienced home that will work with him, make him feel secure and engage seriously in training to improve his walking and social skills, and to build up his confidence.If you would like to know more about Buddy or feel you could offer him a home, please contact Julie Semmence on 01508 218471 or email [email protected]​Currently Buddy is near Kettering, North Northants where you would need to go to meet him. The adoption contract will require Buddy to be neutered once settled in his new home and HCBW will fund this. ​Adoption donation £400

Cotswolds Dogs & Cats Home

Meet Cara – Our Sofa-Loving, Goofball Boxer Cross Cara is a stunning 3-year-old Boxer cross with a smushy face, and a goofy personality that’s impossible not to smile at. She’s full of playful energy, a true bouncy bundle of joy who’s always ready for a cuddle or a zoom around the garden. Cara is a homebody at her core. She absolutely adores her home comforts and can often be found lazing on the sofa. She has no idea how big she is – she’s very much a “chihuahua in a mastiff’s body”, convinced she’s a lap dog and happiest when soaking up all the cuddles she can get! Cara is incredibly affectionate with the people she knows and trusts, but she can be wary of unfamiliar people, particularly men. She needs slow, positive introductions on her terms, outside the home with plenty of tasty treats (hot dogs are a favourite!). Its really important that people can be respectful of her boundaries – because of this, she’s looking for an adult-only home that’s quiet, consistent, and free from too many visitors. When it comes to training, Cara is a bright spark. She responds well to positive reinforcement and enjoys learning, especially when food is involved. She’ll need adopters who are committed to continuing her training and helping her manage new or challenging situations. Cara also has a wonderfully goofy, energetic side. She loves nothing more than running around like the clown she is, and trips to secure fields where she can stretch her legs and let off steam are an absolute must for her. Cara is friendly with other dogs on walks and enjoys parallel walks with canine companions. However, she much prefers to have her home to herself, where she can soak up all the attention. Cara’s Ideal Home:

RSPCA

Coco is a 12-year-old Boxer cross with a whole lot of love to give. She has so much affection to share with the right family, a true companion who thrives on closeness and connection.She’s described as a “gentle giant”, broad, strong, yet as soft-hearted as they come. Coco loves her food and treats, relaxes into snoozes on the sofa, and enjoys being near her people, the perfect mix of laid-back company and affectionate friend.At first she can be a little shy when she’s getting to know you, but once trust is built, she blossoms into a devoted, loyal dog who loves nothing more than spending quality time with her human. Coco already knows lots of basic commands, including sit, and is comfortable being left alone for short periods once she’s settled.For her next chapter, Coco would be happiest as the only dog in the home, with someone experienced who understands her calm personality and can offer her consistent, loving attention. She’d also do best in a home with adults only, where she can relax, feel safe, and be cherished every day.If you’re looking for a warm-hearted, affectionate companion who will share her golden years with love and loyalty, Coco could be the perfect match.Everything you need to know about leaving a gift in your will or donating in memory of a loved one.Making a donation is quick and easy. Any amount you can give will help change the lives of animals.Do something rewarding for animals and give the gift of time. Join our team and make a difference.

Home Counties Boxer Welfare

Dexter is a Loyal, Loving Boxer Seeking a Calm, Understanding Home. Dexter is a truly special boy. An affectionate, intelligent Boxer who forms deep bonds with his people and thrives on connection. He is the kind of dog who will be by your side, quietly keeping you company, always wanting to be close to those he trusts. He has so much love to give and will make an incredibly devoted companion in the right home.About DexterFriendly and affectionate with peopleNo history of aggression towards humansWalks nicely on lead and enjoys his outingsLoves physical closeness and being near his humansBright, sensitive and very in tune with his environmentWhat Dexter NeedsDexter is currently living with another dog, and while both dogs are lovely, the dynamic between them creates ongoing tension and overstimulation. We have seen that Dexter is much more settled and relaxed when he has space away from this.For this reason, Dexter is looking for:A calm, adult-only homeA home as the only dogOwners who can provide clear, consistent structure and boundariesA household that is fairly steady and not overly busy or chaoticUnderstanding DexterDexter is a sensitive boy who can become a little overwhelmed in busy or highly stimulating environments. When this happens, he may struggle to fully switch off and relax.What helps Dexter most is:Calm, predictable routinesGentle guidance rather than constant interactionTime and space to settle without pressureFood & Resource AwarenessDexter can become a little tense around food and high-value items, particularly in a multi-dog environment. This has been manageable with structure, and we have already seen improvement when pressure and competition are reduced.In the right home where resources are calmly managed and there is no competition this is expected to continue to improve.He is not possessive with people and has shown no aggression towards humans.A Note on His NatureDexter bonds deeply, and with that comes a dog who likes to stay close to his people. With the right guidance, he will continue to grow in confidence and independence.Since spending time away from his brother, he has already shown that he is capable of being much more settled and content.The Right MatchDexter would suit someone who:Appreciates a close, loyal companionHas a calm, thoughtful approach to dogsIs happy to provide structure without over-fussingUnderstands that sometimes the kindest thing we can give a dog is clarity and calm

Lola's Trust

Dolly has been in foster for 6 weeks and come really far with training. She's still learning but is well behaved for her age. She loves a lot of exercise, going for runs and endless cuddles. She's a very loving dog and will do most things for a treat.

Luna Animal Rescue

Look at this gorgeous big hunk of love! Meet 3 year old Donal who came to us pretty emaciated but is putting on weight nicely and turning into an absolutely stunning boy. Please note his have now gone despite the pics and he is definitely neutered now Donal is a large mixed breed dog, possibly boxer/mastiff of about 35kg. He is crate trained, travels well in the car and is clean in the house…. and is literally the perfect friend for someone who works from home as he loves to help (ahem…. sleeeeeep while YOU work ) He is fine around his family, but visitors to the house need an introduction and he just needs to know that all is OK. He’s a good boy at letting you know when someone’s coming to the door, he doesn’t want anyone to be missed Donal is a happy, content boy in the home and will snooze on his bed if you are chilling out or working. He loves his walks and to be out and about, and he loves wandering around his garden. Outside of the house he is wary of oncoming off-lead dogs, especially small breeds, and is most happy to say hello to larger dogs, but will need some reassurance and positive experiences. Donal would be happiest as an only dog with someone who is around most of the day, but he doesn’t need constant attention, he’s a pretty placid boy, just enjoys the company. Donal is fine with chickens in foster who are secure within their run area, but would not be suited to living with cats. He would suit an older family home with no small, skittle sized children Donal is currently in foster in Letchworth, Herts and is ready to meet his new people now. If you are interested in him please fill out this form and please note that we are unable to return all enquiries but will prioritise all those who have applied previously and match his requirements

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Duke?Meet Duke, a lovable and energetic 1-year-old seeking a forever home. Duke was surrendered to us because his previous owner could no longer care for him. Having lived with two other dogs, Duke would thrive as the only pet in the household. While he's had canine companions, he's still learning how to interact with new dogs, and any introductions should be gradual and with a calm dog. Duke is a friendly and bouncy boy who would fit well in a home with primary school-aged children and older. He's known for his joyful greetings and wiggly demeanor when meeting new people.

Safe Rescue For Dogs

ET is a stocky medium sized crossbreed, possibly Boxer/staffy mix or similar. His passport states him to be twelve years old but we feel he could be as young as eight or nine. We initially met ET in the Botosani public shelter in Romania in March 2020 just before lock down. He hadn’t been in the shelter for long then and he was not coping well. He would circle his cage flying at dogs either side. He was pitifully thin due to the stress and the continual exercise. There was nothing that we could do for him back then except to pay to get him neutered in the hope that it would chill him out and help him cope better. Fast forward two years and we finally got to return to Botosani and I barely recognised him. He was calm, steady and I walked him every day whilst I was there. It broke my heart to help other dogs and not him but we don’t knowingly bring bull breeds into the UK due to there being so many here already and no homes for them to go to. So every six months since when we have visited and I’ve spent as much time as possible with him. He joined us for coffee breaks and lunch breaks during our working day and every time I had to leave him on the last day I would rack my brain to think of a way to get him out of there. After we left the shelter in March this year ET got seriously ill with babesiosis and almost died. He pulled through but it was really touch and go. Last month the same thing happened again and it was just the last straw for me I simply couldn’t leave him there any longer. This boy was on a walk with me when I found a puppy and he was so sweet to her when I caught her. On another occasion shelter staff went to his pen one morning to find a tiny puppy that had escaped from the next pen curled up asleep on him. The shelter has been killing him slowly for years and he doesn’t deserve to die there. As fate would have it a safe rescue volunteer who was also on the trip back in 2020 happens to be a huge advocate of bull breeds and a big fan of ET in particular. She hadn’t been in a position to take ET in before but when I told her that ET has almost lost his life a second time she kindly offered to foster him in the hope that we could find him his forever home for his retirement years. We need the best home ever for this super special boy. I’m going to insist that it’s written in the adoption contract for him to be pampered and spoilt rotten for the time he has left. ET walks well on a lead but initially will pull with enthusiasm as he’s so excited to at last be out and about. He loves everybody he meets. He’s currently getting on well with other dogs in his foster home but would also love to be the only dog. ET is so very grateful to be given this chance. He would be suited to most home environments and would be fine to live with respectful children aged eight plus.Adoption Donation Fees From 1st Dec 2025 are Puppies already neutered and all adult dogs: £430. Un-neutered puppies on spay/neuter contracts: £530 (You will receive a £100 rebate once you send us proof of neutering). Senior dogs (10+ years): £150–£250 (depending on age and individual needs).When you adopt a Safe Rescue dog, you MUST use a slip lead. This will keep your dog safe: your new dog will be nervous and will not trust you, and you will not know which situations might upset your dog. If your dog panics, then a slip lead is the only way to prevent your dog from escaping (many dogs can escape from a collar and/or harness). It will take AT LEAST 3-6 months for your dog to settle-in and for you to know your dog fully (longer for nervous dogs). The slip lead must ALWAYS be used during this settling-in period.Even after your dog is settled, it is safest to use the slip lead in situations where your dog may become scared (e.g. visiting new places, around unfamiliar people, at the vet), and it situations where unexpected triggers might happen (e.g. around bonfire night). Nervous dogs may always need to wear a slip-lead as a back-up safety measure.The slip lead is a safety device and must NEVER be used as a training tool. Using the lead to apply pressure to the dog’s neck is damaging. If your dog pulls on the lead, then we can advise you on training methods that avoid harm.Once your dog is settled, you may want to consider using a harness (together with the slip lead) if your dog is comfortable with being handled when it is fitted. Most harnesses are not escape-proof, but harnesses with a strap behind the ribcage (e.g. Ruffwear Webmaster or Perfect Fit Harnesses) are safer.Retractable / extendable leads must never be used on our dogs.Adopted dogs must be collected from the rescue and transported straight home in a crate.Fences and gates must be 5ft min & secure. All dogs are vaccinated, microchipped and neutered (unless the dog is too young to be neutered).