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Dogs Available from Scottish SPCA

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Logan, a 1 year old male Lurcher available for adoption from Scottish SPCA in ScotlandScotland

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Logan

SexMale
Age1 year
BreedLurcher

Handsome Logan is on the search for a loving home where he can enjoy plenty of adventures, fun, and quality time with his new family. This lovely lad enjoys...

Maisy, a 2 years old female Staffordshire Bull Terrier available for adoption from Scottish SPCA in ScotlandScotland

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Maisy

SexFemale
Age2 years
BreedStaffordshire Bull Terrier

Maisy is a sweet girl who is looking a loving home! Maisy is a very affectionate girl who loves to play with her toys especially a ball! She is a clever girl...

Blue, a 4 years old male Whippet available for adoption from Scottish SPCA in ScotlandScotland

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Blue

SexMale
Age4 years
BreedWhippet

Blue is a very friendly, bouncy boy looking for his new home! He loves a cuddle and can jump up at times. He has done really well walking with some dogs and...

Ronnie, a 3 years old male Bulldog available for adoption from Scottish SPCA in ScotlandScotland

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Ronnie

SexMale
Age3 years
BreedBulldog

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Arnie, a 9 years old male Staffordshire Bull Terrier available for adoption from Scottish SPCA in ScotlandScotland

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Arnie

SexMale
Age9 years
BreedStaffordshire Bull Terrier

Arnie is a sweet older gentleman who has been in out care for a little while now, and we would love to see him find a place to call home. He is a big fan of...

Russell, a 5 years old male Deerhound available for adoption from Scottish SPCA in ScotlandScotland

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Russell

SexMale
Age5 years
BreedDeerhound

Russell is a friendly boy that enjoys a snuggle. He has no idea he is a bigger dog and expects to fit on your lap. He is amazing at walking on lead and will...

Norris, a 1 year old male Lurcher available for adoption from Scottish SPCA in ScotlandScotland

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Norris

SexMale
Age1 year
BreedLurcher

Norris is a bouncy and playful young dog, who has a real zest for life. Norris can be very enthusiastic when meeting new people and new dogs but is learning to...

Teddy, a 2 years old male Crossbreed available for adoption from Scottish SPCA in ScotlandScotland

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Teddy

SexMale
Age2 years
BreedCrossbreed

Teddy is a bouncy, playful young man. He's a fun loving boy and enjoys nothing more than play time - except maybe treats! He gets on well with other dogs and...

Murray, a 7 years old male Saluki available for adoption from Scottish SPCA in ScotlandScotland

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Murray

SexMale
Age7 years
BreedSaluki

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Diablo, a 1 year old male Mastiff available for adoption from Scottish SPCA in ScotlandScotland

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Diablo

SexMale
Age1 year
BreedMastiff

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Boggo, a 3 years old male Unknown available for adoption from Scottish SPCA in ScotlandScotland

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Boggo

SexMale
Age3 years
BreedUnknown

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Frankie, a 4 years old male Rottweiler available for adoption from Scottish SPCA in ScotlandScotland

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Frankie

SexMale
Age4 years
BreedRottweiler

Frankie is a big dog with a big personality! He enjoys playing with his toys and has lots of love to give. Sometimes Frankie does not realise his size and is...

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About Scottish SPCA

Scottish SPCA is Scotland’s national animal welfare charity, working to protect and improve the lives of animals since 1839. The organisation rescues injured, neglected, and abused animals, carries out investigations, and has legal powers to enforce animal welfare law. Alongside rescue work, the Scottish SPCA provides veterinary care, rehabilitation, and behavioural support to prepare domestic animals for adoption or fostering, and to return wildlife safely to their natural habitats. Guided by a long-term vision to make Scotland the best place in the world for animals to live, the charity continues to address modern challenges such as rising costs, exploitation, and environmental pressures through advocacy, care, and enforcement.

Contact Information

LocationScotland
Charity NumberSC006467