East SussexRSPCA
Galaxy
Galaxy came in on the 15th of September via another rescue. She was an unclaimed stray. Galaxy is a very friendly young girl with a lot of energy. She walks...
East SussexRSPCA
Galaxy came in on the 15th of September via another rescue. She was an unclaimed stray. Galaxy is a very friendly young girl with a lot of energy. She walks...
East SussexRSPCA
Kermit will be assessed with other dogs while he is with us at the shelter. He has lived with another large, female dog in his previous home. Kermit came in on...
East SussexRSPCA
Lark came in on the 3rd of July via another rescue. She was an unclaimed stray. Lark is a little shy at first but friendly once she knows you. She has a lot of...
East SussexRSPCA
If you think you can offer Louie the lifestyle he is looking for and commit to his ongoing training, please fill in the form below. Louie came to us in...
East SussexRSPCA
Mocha came in on the 12th of August due to a change in circumstances. He is a sweet, friendly boy who can be a little shy of new people at first. Mocha was not...
East SussexRSPCA
Molly came in on the 16th of February via another rescue. She was removed from her previous home due to neglect. Molly is a friendly girl who can be a little...
East SussexRSPCA
Mr Slippers came in on the 12th of August due to a change in circumstances. He is a sweet boy who is very shy of new people at first and it will take him a...
East SussexRSPCA
OJ came in on the 12th of August due to a change in circumstances. He is a sweet boy who is very shy of new people at first and it will take him a while before...
East SussexRSPCA
Quaver came in on the 25th of August after being removed from his previous owner by the police. Quaver is a shy, sensitive boy who can be worried by men. Once...
East SussexRSPCA
Ralph will ideally need to be the only pet in the home but depending on the circumstances we may consider him living with a large female dog. He has made some...
East SussexRSPCA
Sprout came in on the 18th of August via another rescue. He was an unclaimed stray. Sprout is quite a character who is looking for an experienced owner. He...

City
Brighton and Hove’s compact urban layout, seafront and nearby South Downs make thoughtful matching essential for rescue dog adoption. Dogs rehomed here are often placed with adopters who can provide structure, regular walks and a home suited to city or coastal living. Local rescues focus on temperament and lifestyle fit rather than speed of rehoming. Adopting in Brighton helps dogs find stable homes with access to green space and community support.
We've found 11 dogs looking for a home in Brighton from 1 charity. 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 Brighton at the moment, but new dogs are added daily so be sure to check back soon.

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