Dogs Available in Bedfordshire

3 dogs available
Fantastic Fred, a 2 years old male Crossbreed available for adoption from Pennypaws Rescue in Bedfordshire

Pennypaws Rescue

Fantastic Fred

Bedfordshire
SexMale
Age2 years
BreedCrossbreed

Affectionate, fun, loving, great with both people and dogs. NOW IN UK FOSTER IN THE BEDFORDSHIRE AREA Meet & greets available DOB: Approx 2024 Medium size 20kg Fred (Freddie) is fantastic with people and great with other dogs He loves his cuddles He is housetrained and sleeps through the night, happily settles on the sofa or his bed Fred loves trips to the pub and walks on the beach Fred knows sit and he’s doing brilliantly with recall He walks beautifully on the lead Fred also travels well in the car and is good on long car journeys He would love a secure garden for his zoomies Fred would need a cat-free home Affectionate, loving and fun character Fred was saved from the dreadful Golesti Kill Shelter Please consider Fantastic Fred Fred is fully vaccinated, blood tested Full RBU and support from Pennypaws Rescue A homecheck will be required (video)

Roxie, a 1 year old female German Shepherd available for adoption from German Shepherd Rescue Elite in Bedfordshire

German Shepherd Rescue Elite

Roxie

Bedfordshire
SexFemale
Age1 year
BreedGerman Shepherd

This gorgeous girl is still a baby at 12 month, she had her season at 6 month old. Unsure of her vaccination history, microchipped.Her owner tells us she is fine around children of all ages, can be selective around other dogs but that just needs time and training, unknown around cats.Sadly poor Roxie is not suited to her current home environment and really needs to find a new home.Roxie currently lives alongside 2 JRT’S who her current owner

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German Shepherd Rescue Elite

Charity No.1150928
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German Shepherd Rescue Elite was established to support unwanted, abandoned, and neglected German Shepherds, while also educating the public about the responsibilities of owning large working-breed dogs. The charity focuses not only on rescue and rehoming, but on prevention—offering advice and guidance to help reduce the number of dogs entering rescue in the future. GSRE works tirelessly to ensure dogs are microchipped, vaccinated, and neutered, with dedicated follow-up support where needed. Supported by a passionate volunteer network, the charity also assists Belgian Shepherd Malinois and Dutch Shepherds, breeds whose complex needs are often misunderstood. As a full member of the Association of Dogs and Cats Homes (ADCH) and the EU Dog and Cat Alliance, GSRE is committed to collaboration and the highest standards of animal welfare.

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Pennypaws Rescue

Charity No.1200959
Dogs Available96

PennyPaws Rescue is a small, passionate rescue founded in 2020 by Gill Jennes, dedicated to saving and rehoming vulnerable dogs from Romania to the UK. The charity focuses on rescue, rehabilitation, fostering, and carefully matching each dog to a suitable forever home, while providing veterinary care and behavioural support. For dogs too traumatised, elderly, or unwell to be rehomed, PennyPaws offers lifelong sanctuary through its sponsorship programme. The rescue also operates a Manchester-based Reactivity Rehabilitation Centre, helping dogs with behavioural challenges rebuild trust and prepare for brighter futures.

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Underdog International

Charity No.1182314
Dogs Available34

Underdog International was founded in 2019 by Nadine Kayser following her work co-founding the Wild at Heart Foundation in 2015. After helping drive large-scale adoption, neutering, and education programmes worldwide, Nadine shifted her focus toward fostering compassion through child-led engagement with animals. Underdog International was created on the principle of “children helping dogs, dogs helping children,” combining animal welfare with youth development and education. The charity aims to create lasting change by nurturing empathy, responsibility, and kindness in the next generation while improving the lives of vulnerable dogs.

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Adopting a rescue dog in Bedfordshire offers a mix of town and countryside living, which makes the county suitable for a wide range of dogs and adopters. From more urban areas such as Luton and Bedford to quieter villages and green spaces around Dunstable Downs and the surrounding countryside, rescue dogs here are often matched with homes based on lifestyle rather than postcode alone. Dogs listed in Bedfordshire may come from local rescues, foster homes, or neighbouring counties, with many charities carrying out careful home checks to ensure long-term success. Whether you’re looking for an active walking companion or a calmer dog to fit into family life, Bedfordshire is home to many dogs waiting for the right second chance.