Labrador Retriever Rescue Southern England is a volunteer-run, breed-specific rescue charity dedicated to rehoming purebred Labrador Retrievers and Labrador crosses across Southern England. Operating independently and without a central rescue centre, the charity relies on foster homes, kennelling, and veterinary support funded entirely through donations and fundraising. In the past year alone, the team has taken in and successfully rehomed over 450 Labradors, despite increasing demand for rescue places. Supported by a network of foster carers and experienced trustees with decades of rescue knowledge, the charity focuses on careful assessment and responsible matching to ensure the best possible outcomes for both dogs and adopters.
Labrador Retriever Rescue
Dougal is a sweet and loving dogs who is looking for a calm, experienced home. He has not had a good start and young children have made him nervous. He loves the company of adults, enjoys his walks and is sociable with other dogs. He is good in the house and enjoys playing with his toys. Dougal really deserves a kind and loing home.
Labrador Retriever Rescue
A beautiful gentle boy looking for a home alongside a friendly girlie dog.
Labrador Retriever Rescue
Looking for a loving home.
Labrador Retriever Rescue
Phoebe is a young active girl but sadly her owners are of an age where thry are not able to give her the exercise, training and stimulation that she needs and deserves. She is excitable when she first meets you but calms down and is very sweet. Phoebe needs a young active home and with the right input will bloom.
Labrador Retriever Rescue
Nina And Timmy have formed a true bond with each other and feel very content when they are together. They are both beautiful dogs that came in from China and had been living alongside each other in the rescue in Beijing. They are both affectionate, lively dogs that are good with other dogs and would need a good size garden to mooch around during the day and will happily sleep in a utility room together at night. They have been very clean in their kennel, so we feel they will be clean in the house. Nina and Timmy were saved from the dog meat trade in China and we have been supporting them in a safe rescue in Beijing while waiting to travel over to the UK where we could find them a loving forever home.