SomersetRottie Friends Rescue
Brock
Brock is a male Mastiff Rottie mix thought to be around 18 months old. Sadly another unclaimed stray dog :-( Brock is super friendly but typically has no idea...

Rottie Friends Rescue is a small, self-funding, not-for-profit Rottweiler rescue based in Somerset, established around 15 years ago in… Read more
Rottie Friends Rescue is a small, self-funding, not-for-profit Rottweiler rescue based in Somerset, established around 15 years ago in… Read more
SomersetRottie Friends Rescue
Brock is a male Mastiff Rottie mix thought to be around 18 months old. Sadly another unclaimed stray dog :-( Brock is super friendly but typically has no idea...
SomersetRottie Friends Rescue
Gloria is a 4.5 yr old beautiful four-year-old Cane Corso cross Spanish Mastiff with a gentle soul who is looking for a patient and experienced home where she...
SomersetRottie Friends Rescue
Mollie is not a Rottweiler but a 2 year old Tibetan Mastiff and another specialist breed we work with. Mollie came in needing eye surgery re Cherry eyes, she...
SomersetRottie Friends Rescue
Mr Truckle is a very special boy who all the volunteers love, he is great fun and with time he trusts and becomes affectionate. Please complete the application...
SomersetRottie Friends Rescue
Murphy is a 3.5 year old male who has sadly spent 3 years of his life in kennels in Ireland. Rotts in Ireland have to be muzzled in public so are less likely...
SomersetRottie Friends Rescue
Pearl is a two and a half year old Mastiff mix who was found tied up, very underweight and still lactating from a recent litter of puppies! Unsurprisingly this...
SomersetRottie Friends Rescue
Hi, My name is Rae and I am 5 yrs old. I was rescued from the meat trade in China by my original rescue. My past is pretty grim but we don’t focus on that as...
Rottie Friends Rescue is a small, self-funding, not-for-profit Rottweiler rescue based in Somerset, established around 15 years ago in memory of a passionate animal advocate. Run by experienced volunteers with qualifications in force-free training, behaviour and canine therapies, the charity rehabilitates and rehomes Rottweilers, Rottweiler crosses and other specialist breeds. Dogs come into care from private homes, stray kennels and partner rescues, with some remaining as lifelong sanctuary residents due to abuse, neglect or medical needs. Rottie Friends relies on donations and sponsorship to cover the high costs of rescue and offers careful rehoming procedures to ensure each dog finds the right forever home.