West MidlandsHappy Staffie Rescue
Albie Albie arrived for rehoming on 9th September 2026. He was only 7 months of age when he arrived, and he is a Staffordshire bull terrier/pocket bully cross....
West MidlandsDogs Trust
Are you right for Bambi? Beautiful Bambi is a wonderful older girl who is ready to find her forever home. She is currently residing in a foster home where she...
NorthamptonshireMidlands Dog Rescue
Staffy x Great Dane, Staff cross Lab · 6 years old. Available from Midlands Dog Rescue.
GloucestershireCotswolds Dogs & Cats Home
Bruno is a fun-loving, one-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross Lurcher with a huge personality and an even bigger zest for life. Full of energy and...
West YorkshireGood Life Dog Rescue
CLARA - ONE ADORABLE YOUNG LADY LOOKING FOR A HOME. Clara is typical of larger breed dogs that are now finding themselves at stray kennels. Yorkshire is full...
ShropshireDogs Trust
Are you right for Daphne? Daphne is a 7 year old English Bull Terrier who brings a calm, steady presence and enjoys being part of everyday life. She’s happiest...
WiltshireDogs Trust
Are you right for Diesel? Meet Diesel! This lovely Staffie x Boxer gentleman is looking for a comfortable retirement home where he can put his paws up and...
ScotlandMunlochy Animal Aid
Enzo is a lovely dog who enjoys cuddles and toys. He can be quite pully on the lead and gets excited to see other dogs so pulls a lot more when one is in...
SurreyRSPCA
Honey joined us after a change in her previous owner's circumstances meant they could no longer provide the care she deserves. She is a truly affectionate girl...
Greater ManchesterDogs 4 Rescue
Pocket Rocket Jago is a real character – a bold, energetic cross between a Jack Russell Terrier and a Staffordshire Bull Terrier, with all the best bits of...
NorthumberlandNorthumberland Dog Rescue
Disposition: boisterous, loving Loves: sniffy walks , tuggy games On lead behaviour: strong though prefers to sniff than pull Previous bite history:mouthing...
LeicestershireDogs Trust
Are you right for Kira? Kira is looking to be the only pet in an adult only home. She loves company but is able to be left for a full working day and she is...
A distinctive dog with a bold personality and egg-shaped head.
The Bull Terrier is a muscular and mischievous breed known for its egg-shaped head and clownish behavior. While spirited and playful, it also shows deep devotion to its family and thrives with consistent leadership.
We've found Bull Terrier dogs looking for a home across 23 areas including West Yorkshire, Cornwall, West Sussex and more. Use the filter options at the top of the page to enter your location and find a Bull Terrier near you. Don't forget about the many international dogs looking for homes in the UK too.
We've found 36 Bull Terrier dogs currently looking for homes across 22 charities in the UK. Bull Terrier dogs are one of the most frequently rehomed breeds in the UK.
The process to adopt a dog varies from charity to charity, but the process is usually similar. If you've found a dog you'd like to adopt or learn more about, be sure to click through to the charity and follow their adoption process. We've also written a detailed guide on what the adoption process usually involves that you can check out here if you'd like to learn more.
The cost of adopting a dog can vary, but is usually between £150 and £450. Some factors that can influence the cost include the dogs age and the charity that is looking after them. You can speak to the charity about their adoption fees.
There are currently 3 Bull Terrier puppies on Rescue Finder looking for a home; you can use the filter options at the top of the page to show only puppies.
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