South YorkshireBarnsley Animal Rescue
Maisie
SexFemale
Age8 months
BreedDutch Shepherd X
Sadly after being in her home for 6 months and through no fault of her own, Maisie has been failed by her adoptee and is now back in our care looking for a...
Barnsley Animal Rescue
Visit CharityBarnsley Animal Rescue Charity (BARC) is one of Yorkshire’s largest rescue charities, founded in 1995 at a time when many centres still… Read more
Barnsley Animal Rescue Charity (BARC) is one of Yorkshire’s largest rescue charities, founded in 1995 at a time when many centres still… Read more
Dogs Available from Barnsley Animal Rescue
South Yorkshire
South YorkshireBarnsley Animal Rescue
Millie
SexFemale
Age15 years
BreedPatterdale Terrier
Millie is a lovely girl, she enjoys her food and treats. Although Millie is an older girl, she’s still full of beans and enjoys her walks. Typical of her...
South YorkshireBarnsley Animal Rescue
Lulu & Pasha
SexFemale
Age4 years
BreedLhasa Apso
Lulu & Pasha arrived in our care together through no fault of their own and are now looking for a loving forever home We would love to keep them together, so...
South YorkshireBarnsley Animal Rescue
Milo
SexMale
Age7 years
BreedBoxer X
Milo is a handsome boy. He’s a lovely friendly, bouncy boy. He is a clever boy that has so much potential. He loves to sunbathe on sunny days. Milo will make a...
South YorkshireBarnsley Animal Rescue
Pixie
SexFemale
Age8 years
BreedLurcher
Pixie is a lovely friendly girl, she’s great with people, can be choosy with other dogs. She has a lovely temperament, and as much as she loves to play, she...
About Barnsley Animal Rescue
Barnsley Animal Rescue Charity (BARC) is one of Yorkshire’s largest rescue charities, founded in 1995 at a time when many centres still euthanised healthy animals. Since then, the charity has transformed the lives of thousands of abandoned pets, operating a no-destruction approach in its local area. With kennels, a cattery, and a rabbit sanctuary run by welfare experts, BARC provides both physical and behavioural rehabilitation before rehoming. The team offers lifelong guidance and support to adopters through its commitment known as “Infinity Care,” ensuring every animal and owner receives ongoing help.