West MidlandsWythall Animal Sanctuary
I originally came to the Sanctuary as a stray in 2024 so there is no known history on me before I came to the Sanctuary but I am a sweet, loving and very loyal...
West MidlandsWythall Animal Sanctuary
Me and my brother Ziggy came to the Sanctuary together, although we are siblings we are quite different as you can see and we are looking for seperate homes!...
West MidlandsDaybreaks Trust
Blue arrived today! His trainer says he is a great lad, and he thinks he will be a lovely pet.
West MidlandsWythall Animal Sanctuary
I came to the Sanctuary after I was found as a stray locally. I was initially very upset coming here and found it really hard being in a kennel which meant I...
West MidlandsWythall Animal Sanctuary
My carers really don’t know anything about my past unfortunatley. I was found on the carpark early one morning before the Sanctuary opened. Sadly it seems I...
West MidlandsDaybreaks Trust
The lovely Bob is looking for his new home. He has spent the last year living in a home and loves snoozing upside down and playing with toys. Bob would suit a...
West MidlandsWythall Animal Sanctuary
I am a very sweet and loving boy and I enjoy my cuddles or bringing you a soft toy. My life has not always been easy, and due to my past and my poor health...
West MidlandsDaybreaks Trust
Harry’s trainer says he is a lovely, happy lad – easy to handle and will make a great pet. We are looking forward to getting to know him at the kennel!
West MidlandsDaybreaks Trust
A warm welcome to Sootie, a gorgeous new addition to the Daybreaks family! Sootie is a truly lovely black girl who boasts the softest, glossiest coat you could...
West MidlandsDaybreaks Trust
Bisto is a beautiful big, happy lad! We are looking forward to getting to know him.
West MidlandsWythall Animal Sanctuary
I came into the sanctuary when my owners left me with a nice family that looked after me while they were on holiday, but sadly my owners never came back for...
West MidlandsDaybreaks Trust
Meet Buzz, a fabulous, inquisitive boy who has completely stolen the hearts of everyone here. Buzz is an all-round “good egg” who takes the world in his...
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Birmingham’s urban neighbourhoods, parks and canals mean rescue dogs are often matched carefully to suit city living and busy households. Dogs rehomed here may benefit from structured routines, access to green spaces and adopters committed to training and enrichment. Local West Midlands rescues focus on placing dogs into homes where they can thrive in an urban environment. Adopting in Birmingham helps dogs settle successfully into long-term city homes.
Solihull, West MidlandsDaybreaks Trust prides itself on providing exceptional welfare standards for the dogs in its care. The rescue features 10 well-equipped kennels with under-bed heating, 24-hour CCTV, radios, quality nutrition sponsored by Burns, and dedicated enrichment spaces including a play pen and enclosed sand run. Each dog undergoes a full health and temperament assessment once settled, and is provided with bedding, clothing, toys, and daily enrichment from a committed volunteer team. With twice-daily walks, regular weighing, grooming, and socialisation, Daybreaks ensures every dog receives attentive, compassionate care while awaiting their forever home.
BirminghamWythall Animal Sanctuary is an independent registered charity that has been rescuing and rehoming animals for over 50 years, operating as a non-destruction sanctuary where animals stay for as long as needed—or for life if necessary. Founded in 1963 by Dave and Kath Davies and granted charitable status in 1968, the sanctuary continues their mission of sheltering and rehoming animals in need. Today, it primarily cares for dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs, alongside resident ponies, with dedicated rehoming buildings, paddocks and exercise fields across its three-acre site. Funded entirely by donations and supported by boarding facilities on site, the sanctuary remains committed to giving every animal a safe haven and a second chance.
We've found 14 dogs looking for a home in Birmingham from 2 charities. Use the filter options at the top of the page to find the right dog for you. Don't forget about the many international dogs looking for homes in the UK too.
The process to adopt a dog varies from charity to charity, but the process is usually similar. If you've found a dog you'd like to adopt or learn more about, be sure to click through to the charity and follow their adoption process. We've also written a detailed guide on what the adoption process usually involves that you can check out here if you'd like to learn more.
We can't find any puppies in Birmingham at the moment, but new dogs are added daily so be sure to check back soon.
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