Happy Staffie Rescue is an independent, non-destruction dog rescue founded in 2009 and registered as a charity (1132578), specialising in… Read more
Happy Staffie Rescue is an independent, non-destruction dog rescue founded in 2009 and registered as a charity (1132578), specialising in… Read more
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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 MidlandsHappy Staffie Rescue
Buddy Buddy is everyone’s buddy, and he arrived for rehoming on 26th August 2026. We would class Buddy as an American bulldog cross, and he is microchipped as...
West MidlandsHappy Staffie Rescue
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Ivy Sweet and sensitive Ivy arrived for rehoming on 15th August 2026. Ivy is 3 1/2 years of age at the time she arrived. She is a slim medium size, and she...
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Jack Shy boy Jack arrived for rehoming on 10 February 2026. He is a crossbreed, of medium size and weighs 24.4 kilos. Jack may look smaller in his photos than...
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Luna Luna is a 7-year-old staffie cross (born November 2018) that arrived for rehoming on 21 May 2026. Luna weighs 23.8 kilos and is a medium sized dog. She...
West MidlandsHappy Staffie Rescue
Suki Big beautiful Suki arrived for rehoming on 26th August 2026, and came to us as a stray. We would describe Suki as a bull breed cross, of medium size, not...
Happy Staffie Rescue is an independent, non-destruction dog rescue founded in 2009 and registered as a charity (1132578), specialising in Staffordshire Bull Terriers. Based at a small rehoming centre in Kidderminster, the charity works tirelessly to save, care for, and responsibly rehome Staffies, supported by a dedicated welfare team handling assessments, veterinary care, and home checks. A member of the Association of Dogs & Cats Homes since 2019, Happy Staffie Rescue continues to uphold high welfare standards. Since 2023, the charity has also been the chosen partner of Pets at Home Kidderminster, helping raise vital funds and awareness for the breed.