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Ryedale Dog Rescue was formed in 2005 and became a registered charity in 2007, originally set up to help abandoned and unwanted dogs in the… Read more

Dogs Available from Ryedale Dog Rescue

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Beryl, a 6 years old female Patterdale Terrier available for adoption from Ryedale Dog Rescue in North YorkshireNorth Yorkshire

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Beryl

SexFemale
Age6 years
BreedPatterdale Terrier

A terrier looking for an adult only home Beryl is a 6 year old Patterdale Terrier who came into RDR from a council stray pound when she was only a puppy. She...

Rodney and Sidney, a 1 year old male Spaniel available for adoption from Ryedale Dog Rescue in North YorkshireNorth Yorkshire

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Rodney and Sidney

SexMale
Age1 year
BreedSpaniel

Rodney & Sidney are a pair of very bonded brothers who are looking for a home together. They were originally bought as Cocker Spaniel x Labradors, DNA tests...

Shadow, a 3 years old male Labrador X Pointer available for adoption from Ryedale Dog Rescue in North YorkshireNorth Yorkshire

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Shadow

SexMale
Age3 years
BreedLabrador X Pointer

Shadow is a 3 year old Labrador x English Pointer who we are helping to find a new home due to a change in circumstances. He has been with his current owner...

Marge and Bart, a 5 years old female Cane Corso X Neapolitan Mastiff available for adoption from Ryedale Dog Rescue in North YorkshireNorth Yorkshire

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Marge and Bart

SexFemale
Age5 years
BreedCane Corso X Neapolitan Mastiff

This larger-than-life pair are believed to be mother and son or certainly closely related as they are so bonded to each other and their breed DNA tests would...

About Ryedale Dog Rescue

Ryedale Dog Rescue was formed in 2005 and became a registered charity in 2007, originally set up to help abandoned and unwanted dogs in the Ryedale area. The charity now rescues and rehomes dogs within a 30-mile radius of Malton, North Yorkshire, and has saved over 1,000 dogs from unnecessary destruction. Ryedale Dog Rescue assesses every dog on temperament and character rather than appearance, carefully matching each one to the right home through home checks and responsible neutering policies. Run entirely by unpaid volunteers, the charity operates a strict non-destruction policy and never puts a healthy dog to sleep. While in their care, dogs receive a high standard of welfare, with around 48 successfully rehomed each year.

Contact Information

LocationRyedale, North Yorkshire
Charity Number1117972