English Springer Spaniel

English Springer Rescue

This is the lovely Arlo and we are looking for a special home for him!Arlo is only 19 months old and he hasn’t had much joy in his life so far. As a young dog he was surrendered to another Charity as the original owners were unable to provide him with the attention, training and exercise he needed, due to them having a small child. They placed him in a foster home with eleven other, older dogs who bullied him. Consequently he never had long enough to relax and find his feet. Understandably this has made him a little anxious around some strange dogs. Obviously he wasn’t thriving in this environment and the Charity eventually asked NWESSR to take him. Since coming into our care he has made friends with an older NWESSR dog and our dog walker takes them out together, which they enjoy.As poor Arlo has never had a proper home of his own he is still quite immature and puppyish, he needs to learn what it’s like to live with a loving family and enjoy all the exciting things the world has to offer an eager young Springer!While in NWESSR’s care our Trainer has been working on building his confidence and also his recall and loose lead walking which are both improving. When rewarded with a treat he takes it gently. He loves to play fetch, will drop his toy and doesn’t snatch it back. He loves to swim when given the chance.In spite of his difficult start in life, Arlo is a friendly boy, full of affection, just wanting to be loved and desperate to form a close bond with his special person or family.At present he is in our kennels, however he is quite stressed and unhappy in this environment when not out and about and really needs his forever home.We are looking for an experienced, cat free, home where the owner/s are able to give this energetic young springer the exercise and adventures he needs, but also a quiet space where he can relax and decompress.Arlo loves a cuddle and needs someone with the time to continue his training and above all give him the love and patience he deserves, in return you will gain a lovely companion who will repay your efforts with all the love, fun and affection you could wish for.If you think you can give Arlo his new forever home, on the application button belowApplication Form

Dogs Trust

Are you right for Benny?Is Benny right for you?I'm looking for my forever home. Could you be my perfect match?Everything you need to know about Springer SpanielsIn our form you can tell us all about your home, your lifestyle and the kind of dogs you’re interested in. You won’t be applying for a specific dog, but you can add favourites to give us an idea of the dogs you like. We’ll use this information to find a great match for you.We’ll also ask you to select a rehoming centre. The team at this centre will look after your application and assess you against all suitable dogs in their care. This doesn’t have to be your nearest centre, but you will need to travel there within a few days once we’ve found...

English Springer Rescue

5yrs old Charlie is a lovely boy who really needs a home to call his own, he has learned so much while in our care and is ready to become part of a loving family.When Charlie first came to NWESSR he was quite traumatised by finding himself in kennels, but with patience and understanding he has relaxed and learnt so much. He is accomplished at ‘sit and stay’, gives a paw, high fives and nose touches. His recall is fine and he understands ‘drops for swaps’ especially as he is treat orientated. He adores swimming and absolutely loves sniffing games especially in the woods and is very good at them!Charlie is walked with another young NWESSR dog who he tolerates remarkably well. He is strong on the lead, but is learning loose lead walking and this will improve with repetition. Our dogwalker sums him up as follows; he is an “absolute heart melter”. Charlie is generally a calm, well-mannered dog, he can be a bit nervous in some situations, but with patience and the right treatment he will learn to overcome this.Charlie is looking for a pet free home with a couple who are at home most of the time and can both be involved in his daily care, exercise and games. They would need to continue his training and mental stimulation and, together with lots of love, this clever boy will give so much joy and companionship in return. New owners will also have the pleasure of knowing they have given this beautiful boy his ‘happy ever after’. All he needs is a chance!If you’d like to apply to adopt Charlie on the application form button to find out more about the process.Application Form

Mutts in Distress

This is Charlie. We’ve been taking the time to assess him, so we could be certain on the type of home he requires. Charlie is a Cocker spaniel (possibly crossed with a springer), he is 7 years old. Charlie is looking for an experienced handler, ideally someone who understands the breed/s. Spaniels are working dogs and most need an outlet to keep them happy in life - Charlie is no exception. Charlie is toy/ food motivated and is a very quick learner. He really enjoys activities that get his brain working - he would not be happy with just a walk round the block. Charlie will need structure in the house - no sleeping on the sofa or on human beds. He has had negative experiences in his first home which means he becomes worried when people come close to his face (A child use to hold him by his ears so she could kiss him). We would recommend crating him at night. Here at the kennels, he is truly a lovely dog. We don’t pressure him or overwhelm him with affection/ fusses (don’t get me wrong, he does love a good fuss!). No children. Can live with other dogs. Has lived with a cat - no issue.

Many Tears Animal Rescue

Clippa is a wonderful girl who came to us from a breeder in search of a fresh start. From the moment she arrived, she showed us what a loving and affectionate little girl she is. Whilst in our care at the rescue, Clippa quickly became a favourite with staff and volunteers thanks to her happy nature and love of human attention. She adored going out on walks with volunteers, loved exploring the Welsh countryside and was always happiest when she was close to people getting cuddles and fuss. She also got on brilliantly with her kennel friends and enjoyed the company of other dogs.She has now moved to a foster home where she has continued to blossom and has settled beautifully into home life. On arrival, she immediately made it her mission to explore every single inch of the garden, showing just how adventurous and inquisitive she is! Because of this, she will need a very secure garden with minimum 6ft fencing as she is an active little spaniel who loves to investigate everything around her.Clippa is an incredibly affectionate and people orientated dog who absolutely adores human company. Visitors are instantly greeted by Clippa demanding cuddles, belly rubs and attention, and she will happily snuggle into you whenever given the opportunity. Although she enjoys playing with polite dogs and gets on wonderfully with the resident dogs in foster, people will always be her favourite.She has taken to home life brilliantly and despite having never lived in a home before, she has been clean around the house, with no accidents indoors. She settles beautifully overnight and loves curling up somewhere warm and cosy with her foster family. In fact, she gets so comfortable at bedtime that convincing her to go outside for her final toilet trip can sometimes be a challenge!Clippa absolutely LOVES her walks and thrives on getting out and exploring the world around her. She would love an active home that understands the busy, intelligent and inquisitive nature of spaniels and can provide her with plenty of mental and physical stimulation. She already walks well on lead most of the time, although she can sometimes be strong and excitable when out and about. At the moment, her recall is non-existent in secure fields as she is far too busy exploring to pay attention, so her adopters will need to be committed to continuing her training with this.She could happily be homed as an only dog as long as her adopters were around most of the time and had plenty of time to spend with her, but she could also be homed with another kind and playful resident dog. She could live with gentle dog savvy teenagers but cannot live with cats or small furries.Since arriving in foster, Clippa has shown signs of separation anxiety and struggles being away from her people even for short periods. Her fosterers are already working hard on building her confidence and independence, and her future adopters will need to continue this, gradually building up the time she is left.Clippa arrived in our care with bilateral conjunctivitis which responded very well to treatment and continues to be monitored. She also had one tooth removed at the time of her spay.Clippa is such a happy, loving and affectionate little girl who has embraced her new life with enthusiasm. Whether she is out exploring, making new friends, or snuggled up for cuddles, she throws herself wholeheartedly into everything she does. We think she will make an absolutely wonderful companion for a very lucky family.She has a travel document.Clippa has been given the Gift of Life by Carol Unsworth

Ashbourne Animal Welfare

Freya is a lovely Springer Spaniel crossbreed who came to us for rehoming through no fault of her own – her owners didn’t have the time to give her the exercise and attention she needs.She’s a lovely girl, very friendly and affectionate… but also with a lot of energy and zest for life! She approaches everything full on and seems to be a pretty confident dog! She settled into the kennels straight away, and made friends with everybody! She has been around children, and could go to a home with children again, however we would advise that any children in the home are used to bouncy dogs!Freya has lived with another dog, and they got along great… however she can be vocal when on her walks here. We believe that this is more of an excitement vocalisation. She may be able to share her home with a good natured male dog, but this would depend on a dog meeting here at the Ark. She’s not cat friendly, and has opened the cage and chased pet rabbits too.She absolutely loves her walks! She’s very active and has lots of energy to burn! She’s still a baby after all! She particularly enjoys her time off lead in our exercise compounds, playing with the toys! She can be pully on the lead, as she’s not really been walked much in her previous home. She’s had very little in the way of training, so this is something that her new owners would need to consider, and be able to devote time to.

Springer Rescue Scotland

Personality & Temperament: Hank is a handsome 5-year-old Beagle/Springer Spaniel cross with a big personality and an even bigger heart. Affectionate, loving and full of character, he thrives on being part of family life and likes to know exactly what everyone is up to.Despite weighing around 25kg, Hank is convinced he’s a lap dog and will happily try to squeeze onto your knee for cuddles if given the opportunity. He loves affection and is never far away when there’s a sofa, a belly rub or a willing human available. Hank is a sociable boy who enjoys meeting new people.He can be quite vocal when he’s excited, particularly when his favourite people come home, but a quick fuss and a belly rub usually settles him right down. He also likes to keep an eye on the neighbourhood and will happily let you know if there’s someone outside the house. He loves being towel dried after a soggy walk.Exercise & Training: As you’d expect from a Beagle/Springer cross, Hank enjoys an active lifestyle and loves getting out and about. He currently enjoys three walks a day, with his longer walk usually taking place around lunchtime. Once he’s had the chance to stretch his legs, have a good sniff and satisfy his curiosity, he’s more than happy to settle down and relax with his family. Hank walks well on the lead and has made great progress. He is a strong lad, however, and some adopters may find a Gentle Leader or Halti helpful, particularly in busier areas.Hank is very interested in other dogs and is always keen to say hello. Sometimes his enthusiasm gets the better of him and his distinctive hound howl makes an appearance as he approaches. He’s still learning his manners when meeting new dogs and is gradually discovering that not everyone appreciates quite the same level of excitement that he does! Hank already knows some basic commands including sit, paw and down, and enjoys learning when treats are involved. One area Hank is still building confidence in is around things with wheels. Bicycles and scooters can make him a little nervous, so his new family should be prepared to continue helping him build positive experiences around them. We are working on the counter surfing!Home Life: Hank enjoys a good routine and has settled well into home life. During the day you’ll usually find him snoozing in his bed, stretched out on the sofa or keeping an eye on what’s happening around him.He sleeps soundly overnight, is fully house trained and can be left home alone without any issues. He also travels reasonably well in the car. Once the day is done and everyone is relaxing, Hank is at his happiest. After his walks and adventures, he’s more than content to curl up beside his family and enjoy a quiet evening on the sofa.Getting Along With Others: Hank currently lives happily with another dog and enjoys canine company. He shares space and toys well and loves having a playmate around. If there are cuddles available, he may occasionally try to move himself to the front of the queue, but who can blame him! He has shown no issues around food or toys and is simply a dog who enjoys being involved in everything that’s going on. Due to his size, strength and enthusiasm, Hank would be best suited to a home with dog-savvy children who are comfortable around larger dogs. Hank could happily live with another dog and has also lived successfully alongside a dog-savvy cat. However, he is likely to chase unfamiliar cats outdoors, so any resident feline would need to be confident around dogs and introductions would need to be managed appropriately.Health Issues: Hank is in good condition and has had his routine healthcheck. He is due his vaccination boosters in November.Home Needs: Hank would love an active family who will include him in their adventures and continue helping him polish off a few rough edges. He’s not a perfect dog—and that’s part of his charm. What you’ll get in return is a loyal, affectionate, funny companion who loves his people, enjoys a good walk and is never far away when there’s a sofa available. If you’re looking for a lovable rogue with a big personality and an even bigger heart, Hank might just be your boy.

Last Chance Hotel

Jerry is a 3 year old Springer SpanielSorry no children or other pets in the home for this boy.Jerry is a resource guarder, so is looking for an active savvy home.He is a clean boy in the home, and can be a loving boy.Jerry is crate trained.He loves being out in his garden searching for his ball and toys.Jerry will need some ongoing training with his lead work and recall.Sadly Jerry is not a fan of visiting the vets so needs to be muzzled when attending appointments.Have you a savvy home to offer this youngster where he will be kept busy?Please note this dog has not been assessed by LCH and remains with owner until a home is secured.

English Springer Rescue

Jim is a lively boy as you would expect at the age of two years. In his short life so far, he has had a few ups and downs, which this lovely boy has had to cope with and NWESSR thinks he needs a break.We would very much like his new home to be his forever home, as we think he deserves it.Jim had the rug pulled out from under him, when his first owner passed away suddenly, and he found himself in a foster, while a new home was found for him. He has been in his present home for eight months. He lives with his owners, a 13-year-old and a younger resident Pointer. Unfortunately, the relationship with the Pointer has suddenly deteriorated due to a little bit of jealousy and the owner doesn’t think it fair to either dog to keep them together.Jim likes to form a close bond, and is described as having a loving nature. He is generally a pleasure to walk, and has good recall with his owners. He loves to be off lead and is usually fine with other dogs, although tends to be a bit nervous if he doesn’t know them. His favourite things are his toys and playing in water, he enjoys being outside and having lots of fun. He will need a dog and cat free home.Jim will need new owners who will continue to work on the training he is learning. This will be a big step for Jim, as once again he will need to learn to trust someone new.This handsome boy will flourish, he is young, full of fun and energy and will make a great companion to do all the enjoyable activities that makes owners and dogs a great team.If you think you can give Jim that loving home, on the application button below to find out more about the and complete an online form application.Application Form

English Springer Rescue

Marley is the brother of Milo, at seven months this gorgeous boyIs looking for a forever home. Marley’s owner could not manage tolook after the brothers with all her other commitments, so thedecision was made that they needed a home which had the time andcommitment required.Marley is interested in learning new things and doesn’t get boredquickly. He has a lovely temperament, full of bounce and is euphoricwhen out on walks, meeting with other dogs, along with his dogwalker. These experiences go a long way towards socialising thislovely puppy.Marley was being trained in recall on a long line and we need a newowner to progress this. He has not been off lead as yet. His looselead walking will also need refining. He has been learning sit and stayand is doing well.Marley travels in the car fine. He has not experienced livestock, catsor birds so far. Marley enjoys cuddles and being stroked.Springer Spaniels are special; they are so intelligent and make afantastic addition to a home where they are part of the family.Exercise is key for Springers especially young puppies. Taking thetime to train these dogs reaps fantastic rewards for the future. Theylove to learn and to see them flourish as they grow is wonderful.If you think you could give Marley a home with all the love fun andlaughter there will inevitably be. on the application button below to find outmore about the and complete an online form application.Application Form

Helping Hounds Hampshire

Mavro is a Labrador x Springer spaniel. He is very friendly and smashing with other dogs. He would love a home with another dog to learn from.LOVES the waterMany rescue dogs have had a tough past and may need time to adjust.Some aren’t used to living in a home and could find new things scary.You may need patience and sometimes help from a trainer or behaviourist.Do I have enough time and commitment for a dog?What will I do during holidays, nights out, or if I’m unwell?Can I cope if my dog takes a long time to settle?Do I have the finances for food, insurance, vet bills, training, and care?If adopting a puppy, can I cover the cost of neutering/spaying?See if the dogs you like are a good fit for your home and routine.If you see a dog you like, you can apply to adopt them directly.If you don’t find the right dog, you can still fill out an application in advance. Once a dog matching your requirements becomes available, we’ll contact you first.Tell us about yourself and your lifestyle. Adopters are required to complete an application form.We’ll chat to make sure any dog you choose is a perfect match for you, taking into account your home, routine, and experience.Before meeting a dog, a successful home visit by the rescue is required.Once approved, you’ll visit the rescue and spend time with the dog. You’ll get to know their personality, ask questions, and see how they interact with you. We’ll discuss your lifestyle and the dog’s needs to make sure it’s a great fit for everyone.When you’re ready, we’ll complete the adoption process:Pay the adoption fee (£495). In most cases, this doesn’t cover the full costs incurred by the rescue, so we’re always grateful if adopters wish to make an additional donation.Take your new dog home and start your journey togetherAdult dogs will always be neutered by the rescue either prior to homing or, in occasional cases, shortly after with arrangements made with the adopter.The rescue does not spay or neuter dogs under 12 months of age, and this cost is the adopter’s responsibility.Recommended ages: males 8–12 months; females after their first season (typically 8–12 weeks after). The rescue will ask for proof that this has been done.Our support continues after adoption. We’ll stay in touch and offer advice as your rescue dog settles into their new home.© 2026 Helping Hounds Hampshire Registered Charity No. 1200394

Hay Animal Rescue Team

Meet Max, a lively and charming Springer Spaniel born in 2018 full of love.He's currently looking for a rural sanctuary and a very special person who would be willing to foster him with a view to adopt. He is a truly wonderful dog who has faced his medical journey with a happy wagging tail, and he is so ready to find a stable home where he can settle down for the rest of his days.He has been an absolute pleasure in his foster home, but it’s time for him to settle somewhere permanent and find his forever home.Max is a stunning, active Springer Spaniel who is the perfect mix of a traditional working breed and a loyal companion. He has recently been undergoing some essential veterinary treatments to get him completely comfortable and pain-free. Max has already had cruciate surgery on one leg, which has healed beautifully and he is having regular physiotherapy to support his strength.He is currently on a treatment path that will involve a bit more veterinary care in the near future, which is why he's available as a foster with view to adopt dog.Looking for a foster-to-adopt or forever homeCurrently undergoing veterinary care to ensure he is fully pain-freeMax is a lively, happy lad who simply radiates joy. True to his breed, he is active, intelligent, and absolutely thrives when he is out exploring. He loves a car journey, making him a fantastic partner for trips out, and he gets along well with other dogs, playing happily whenever he gets the chance.Brilliant off-lead with excellent, reliable recallA joyful, playful companion who loves to runAn absolute water baby who completely adores swimmingA pleasure to have in the house and deeply loved by his foster carerWhile his off-lead focus is fantastic, his lead manners are still a bit of a work in progress. He can pull when he is on the lead, but with consistency, patience, and a bit of guidance, he is improving all the time.Max is currently on the path to being completely pain-free for the first time in years. Having recovered brilliantly from his first cruciate repair, his other leg is due to be operated on soon at Ddole Road Vets. His new family will need to be prepared for his post-operative aftercare and fully committed to following his recovery plan and physio.He has also recently had his first dental procedure, but unfortunately his teeth were worse than expected, meaning he will likely need a second dental procedure soon to get his mouth perfectly healthy. While it means more surgery for this brave boy, the positive is that we are tackling his discomfort head-on so he can live his best life. All of his veterinary care is paving the way for a bright, comfortable future.Max is a rural at heart dog who needs an outdoor-focused environment that matches his lifestyle and roots. He would be the perfect dog for a farm, a smallholding, or a livery yard.Be situated in a rural or semi-rural settingBe located within a reasonable distance of Llandrindod Wells to be able to take him to Ddole Road Vets for his upcoming procedures and ongoing careBe committed to managing his upcoming cruciate surgery aftercare and rehabilitationBe a home with no young children, due to his historyBe a place with plenty of space for him to enjoy his retirement once healedMax is incredible boy who's completely reliable around livestock and cats.Max has been a patient, trusting boy through his surgeries and dental work, and his foster carer will be incredibly sad to see him go. What Max needs now is a dedicated friend to help him through the final stages of his recovery so he can enjoy the active, peaceful life he deserves.If you live in a rural spot, love the spaniel character and are within travelling distance of Llandrindod Wells to support Max through his upcoming veterinary procedures, please get in touch. You won't regret giving this beautiful lad his chance.If you feel Max could be the right match for your home, please complete the application form via the