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Alberto, a 11 years old male French Bulldog available for adoption from Fur Buddies in Hampshire

Fur Buddies

Alberto

Hampshire
SexMale
Age11 years
BreedFrench Bulldog

Alberto is looking for a foster home prior to being adopted. He is an old dog looking for a nice quite retirement home.This is so he can be assessed properly and the right Fur-Ever home found for him.Name: AlbertoBreed: French BulldogSex: MaleAge: 11 yrs oldSize: SmallColour: TanCoat: Short hairedMicrochipped: YesHouse Trained: YesChildren: YesOther Dogs: Barks at other dogsCats: NoLead: Good on lead, doesn’t get about much now

Albie, a 2 years old male Crossbreed available for adoption from A New Leash For Life in Hampshire

A New Leash For Life

Albie

Hampshire
SexMale
Age2 years
BreedCrossbreed

At just 13 months old, Albie has already come so far on his journey and is now ready to find the loving family he deserves. Albie is a medium-sized, neutered mixed-breed boy who came into foster care in February. When he first arrived, he was terrified of people and found any kind of touch frightening. He would run away and hide, taking comfort from following his foster family's resident dog, who became his guide and source of reassurance. Happiness didn't seem to come easily to him. Fast forward a few months, and Albie is blossoming into the most wonderful young dog. Now, when his family comes downstairs in the morning or arrives home, he greets them with the sweetest wiggly bum and wagging tail. He actively seeks out affection, enjoys cuddles, and will happily roll over for a tummy rub when he's feeling relaxed and confident. Albie has worked incredibly hard to build trust and confidence. He has learned to sit patiently and wait for his food and treats, and he would love a family who will continue his training and help him discover just how much the world has to offer. One of Albie's favourite things is spending time with his foster family's children. He loves to play chase games, gets excited when they come home from school, and enjoys being part of the family routine. While he's waiting for playtime, you'll often find him having fun with the resident dog or following their lead. Because of his gentle and sensitive nature, Albie is looking for a home with experienced owners who understand nervous dogs and are willing to give him the time, patience, and encouragement he needs. He absolutely thrives alongside other dogs and gains huge confidence from them, so a resident dog is essential for him. Albie is dog-friendly, cat-friendly, and has happily interacted with visiting dogs. He is submissive rather than dominant and simply wants to make friends and play. Although Albie has not yet ventured out on regular walks, he is ready to start exploring the world at his own pace. Initially, he would benefit from spending time in a secure enclosed area where he can build confidence outdoors safely. Albie's story could have been very different. Before coming into foster care, he was living in an overcrowded public shelter where every day was filled with fear and uncertainty. Watching him discover that life can be fun, safe, and full of love has been truly special. Now all that's missing is a forever family to continue that journey. ️ Could you be the person to give Albie the amazing future he's been waiting for? Albie's ideal home: Young child-free home Secure enclosed garden required Experience of nervous or fearful dogs Dog and cat friendly Resident dog(s) essential to help build his confidence In foster in Hampshire Albie really is a very special boy, and whoever adopts him will have the privilege of watching him continue to grow into the happy, confident dog he was always meant to be.

Albie, a 1 year old male Crossbreed available for adoption from Romanian Rescue Appeal in Hampshire

Romanian Rescue Appeal

Albie

Hampshire
SexMale
Age1 year
BreedCrossbreed

HANDSOME ALBIE is from Romania and has been in foster now for a few months, He is doing so well he is ready to move on to a furever home. He is in foster in Hampshire and living with a mix of male and female dogs. He is a cheeky boy, still learning, but bright and fun loving. He would be best rehomed with a friendly female or as an only dog. Albie is 15 months old, medium size, neutered and getting accustomed to life in a home, but he is doing really well. He is an intelligent boy and quick to learn with gentle training techniques. He is good and loving with people and would bond well and become a loyal companion. Ok with men, but has not been tested with children, so we would suggest older 12+. He is playful and loves to play with toys. Sorry but best not with cats.

Betty, a 1 year old female Bulldog x Staffordshire Bull Terrier available for adoption from RSPCA in Hampshire

RSPCA

Betty

Hampshire
SexFemale
Age1 year
BreedBulldog x Staffordshire Bull Terrier

Personality:Betty is a lovely affectionate girl who is just starting to show her playful side! This adorable lady came to us from a quiet home and so she was initially very scared but has now made loads of friends and is definitely ready to find her very own lap to occupy. She enjoys the company of her human friends and belly rubs, she will throw herself all over your lap for cuddles. Betty can be nervous of new places/things and has had to take things slowly at the centre. She is most relaxed in our home environment where she loves the sofa to lay on.Behaviour:Betty can make friends very quickly in a controlled way. On a walk Betty is still learning about the world and can get overwhelmed quickly, pull on the lead and gets flustered. New experiences will need to be spaced out and taken at Bettys pace. She can be strong on lead but is doing well with her training here at the centre, but this will need to be continued in the home.Housing:Betty will need her own private secure garden, and will need someone at home for the majority of the day whilst she gets used to being left on her own. She cannot be rehomed to he PO3 area.Children/pets:Betty loves her dog friends but needs to be the only pet in the household as she can be a little much. She has made lots of dog friends out on walks and so could have walking companions. Betty cannot live with children.Vet history:Betty is up to date with her flea and worming treatment, she will need to be returned to the centre to be spayed once she has settled.

Betty, a 5 years old female Beagle available for adoption from Blue Cross in Hampshire

Blue Cross

Betty

Hampshire
SexFemale
Age5 years
BreedBeagle

I'm Betty I'm a 4-year-old Beagle from Southampton rehoming centre and I'm looking for my forever homeI'm a 4-year-old Beagle from Southampton rehoming centre and I'm looking for my forever home. Please read my profile below to find out more.Betty is a true Beagle through and through! She adores attention, enjoys being around people, loves her walks, and will never say no to a tasty treat.This lovely girl is full of energy and loves to explore the world with her nose. Every walk is an adventure, with plenty of exciting scents to investigate along the way! Betty would really enjoy some off-lead time in a secure, enclosed area where she can safely sniff and explore to her heart's content. As she can be quite strong on the lead at times, she'll need an owner who is physically confident and able to manage her on walks.A secure garden is a must for Betty, giving her a safe space to play, stretch her legs, and enjoy spending time outdoors.Betty does find it difficult being left alone, so she's looking for a home where someone is around for much of the day. Having company will help her settle into her new home and make the transition as smooth as possible.She's a very clever girl, especially when treats are involved! Betty is eager to learn and would thrive with positive, reward-based training that keeps her mind busy as well as her nose.If you're looking for a fun-loving, affectionate companion who will fill your home with love, laughter, and plenty of Beagle charm, Betty could be the perfect match.

Brian May, a 4 years old male Rottweiler available for adoption from RSPCA in Hampshire

RSPCA

Brian May

Hampshire
SexMale
Age4 years
BreedRottweiler

Personality:Please welcome to the stage our very own resident rock star Rottie Mr Brian May. If you are ready for a Kind of Magic and are looking for someone to love then this big soft cuddle monster could be the dog for you. Brian is a friendly, playful boy who like most rottweilers’ doesn’t know how big he is and can be a little bit clumsy. He enjoys his walks and can walk calmly around other dogs and people. He enjoys his toys and a fuss from his favorite person. He can be strong on the lead at first but will walk nicely after the initial excitement.Behaviour:Brian is a big boy weighing 41kg and can jump up and pull on the lead so he will need a calm, strong and confident adopter who is able to commit to ongoing training to help him become the best version of himself. Experience with rottweilers or a similar guarding breed is ideal, knowledge and understanding of the breed will set him and his new family up for success. Brian can be uncomfortable in certain situations and adopters will need to be able to read when Brian need space/a break and advocate for him at these times. Full support and guidance from our behaviour team will be given and adopters will need to be open to working with us and following our guidance.Housing:Brian will need a garden where he can let off steam and will need a predictable routine including lots of exercise and mental stimulation. He was able to be left alone for short periods in his previous home so he should adapt to being left for some of the day once settled. He cannot be rehomed to the SO16 area.Children/pets:Brian needs a home where everyone is over 16. He would prefer to be the only dog in the home but could make doggie friends for walks. He lived with a cat in his previous home so could potentially live with a dog savvy cat again as long as adopters are prepared to do a gradual introduction and be prepared to actively manage their interactions, he could live with small animals who are kept separately.Vet history:Brian is fully vaccinated and up to date with flea and worming treatment. Castration may not be suitable for him so whoever adopts him should consider working with our behavior team to determine if this is the right choice for him and be open to alternatives.

Bruce, a 5 months old male Mastiff available for adoption from RSPCA in Hampshire

RSPCA

Bruce

Hampshire
SexMale
Age5 months
BreedMastiff

Personality:Meet Bruce, our sweet mastiff puppy who is searching for his forever home. Bruce has found himself in our care at the young age of just five months and is just waiting to be snapped up! Bruce is a timid guy but warms up very quickly to new people but once he gets to know you, you will be greeted with a wiggle bum!. He is a big soft baby who is going to make a family incredibly happy. Bruce will thrive in a home with a family that is prepared to take on training and socialising and committed to helping Bruce settle into his new home.Behaviour:Bruce is currently in a foster home and doing very well. He sleeps well at nighttime and appears to be toilet trained. He is settling in well with another dog and would love to live with another confident dog to help show him the ropes. Bruce loves to play, have cuddles and is great fun to train. He responds very well to training and loves to please.Housing:Bruce would love to have his own garden to help build his confidence. We are looking for a 5* home for this guy as at only 5 months old he weighs 24kg so is going to be a big dog! If you are looking for a dog you can take to training classes and have fun adventures with, then Bruce could be the dog for you!Children/pets:Bruce can live with cats and dogs (pending successful dog meets here at the shelter) Bruce seems to warm quicker to female dogs but could live with a male dog if they are the right temperament. Bruce is currently in foster with a cat and takes no notice of them but adopters should be prepared to manage their environment initially. Bruce can live with all age children but he is a big bouncy boy so children should be confident around dogs.Vet history:Bruce will need to come back to the shelter when he is old enough to be castrated. He is up to date with flea, worming and vaccinations and has no on-going medical issues.

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A New Leash For Life logo - UK dog rescue charity
UK

A New Leash For Life

Charity No.Unknown
Dogs Available8

A New Leash for Life Rescue is a volunteer-led organisation founded by Marcene Lines, who has spent over nine years rescuing dogs and has helped rehome around 7,000. Working with trusted rescuers abroad, the charity identifies dogs in need, ensures they receive vaccinations and travel documentation, and brings them safely to the UK for foster care and adoption. A dedicated team of volunteers and foster families supports rehabilitation, assessment and careful matching to suitable homes. Funded entirely through donations, sponsorship and fundraising, the rescue is driven by the belief that every dog deserves a warm and loving home, regardless of their past.

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Blue Cross logo - UK dog rescue charity
UK

Blue Cross

Charity No.224392
Dogs Available31

Blue Cross is one of the UK’s leading animal welfare charities, supporting sick, injured, and homeless pets since 1897. The charity works to protect vulnerable animals while helping pets and people thrive together, offering veterinary care, behavioural support, and rehoming services across the UK. Blue Cross also provides advice to pet owners, operates pet food banks, and supports pets when their owners can no longer care for them. With a long history of innovation and advocacy in animal welfare, the charity continues to promote compassionate, inclusive care to ensure pets enjoy healthy, happy lives with people who love them.

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FurBuddies logo - UK dog rescue charity
Lymington, Hampshire

FurBuddies

Charity No.Unknown
Dogs Available13

FurBuddies is a small family-run animal rehoming centre based in the New Forest, founded by Neil and Helen Arnold to help vulnerable UK animals find safe, loving “Fur-Ever” homes. The rescue focuses solely on UK-based animals, aiming to prevent pets being given away unsafely and falling into harm. Animals are cared for in the family home or trusted foster homes, receiving veterinary treatment and rehabilitation where needed before careful assessment and rehoming. FurBuddies provides lifelong support to adopters, ensuring every animal’s wellbeing remains a priority long after adoption.

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Hampshire Paws logo - UK dog rescue charity
Ropley, Hampshire

Hampshire Paws

Charity No.Unknown
Dogs Available4

Hampshire Paws Animal Rescue is a small, foster-based rescue founded in 2019 and run by a dedicated team of volunteers. The charity rescues and rehomes unwanted and neglected animals from the UK and overseas, believing that rescue has no borders. Animals are cared for in foster homes where they receive veterinary treatment, behavioural support when needed, and full assessment before being carefully matched to suitable adopters. Hampshire Paws operates a strict no-kill policy and provides lifetime rescue back-up, ensuring continued support long after adoption. Funded entirely by public donations, the rescue is passionate about giving homeless animals a second chance at a safe and happy life.

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Helping Dogs & Cats logo - UK dog rescue charity
Basingstoke, Hampshire

Helping Dogs & Cats

Charity No.14202955
Dogs Available1

Helping Dogs and Cats CIC was founded in 2018 by Kirsty Wrighton in memory of her beloved dog Millie, inspired by the deep bond they shared. Entirely volunteer-run and foster-based, the rescue cares for dogs and cats in home environments, with a small garden cattery providing additional safe space for some cats. Despite significant veterinary costs—including over £50,000 spent between August 2024 and February 2025—the organisation remains committed to providing essential medical care such as vaccinations, neutering and surgeries. Beyond rescue and rehoming, Helping Dogs and Cats CIC also supports local families struggling with vet bills, ensuring more pets can stay in loving homes.

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Helping Hounds Hampshire logo - UK dog rescue charity
Hampshire

Helping Hounds Hampshire

Charity No.1200394
Dogs Available2

Helping Hounds is a volunteer-led registered charity based in Grayshott, with kennels supported by a network of local foster carers. Officially granted charity status in September 2022, the organisation is dedicated to carefully matching every dog with the right home, ensuring each receives the love, care and attention they deserve. Helping Hounds rescues both UK-based owner-surrendered and abandoned dogs, as well as dogs from countries including Romania, Greece, Cyprus and Egypt. Guided by compassion without borders, the team works tirelessly to give every dog the chance of a safe and happy future.

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Lurcher SOS logo - UK dog rescue charity
Suffolk

Lurcher SOS

Charity No.Unknown
Dogs Available10

Lurcher SOS is a Suffolk-based rescue charity dedicated to helping lurchers, greyhounds, whippets, salukis, and other sighthounds in need. Founded in 2010 by lifelong lurcher owners, the charity operates through a network of volunteers, foster homes, and supporters across the UK. Lurcher SOS focuses on rescuing dogs at risk, including those facing euthanasia, from the UK and abroad, providing rehabilitation in foster homes rather than kennels. All dogs receive full veterinary care before adoption, and the charity relies entirely on public donations and fundraising to continue its life-saving work.

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Phoenix Rehoming logo - UK dog rescue charity
Havant, Hampshire

Phoenix Rehoming

Charity No.1175478
Dogs Available1

Phoenix Rehoming was founded in 2016 and is a volunteer-run charity dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming dogs and cats in need. While predominantly based in Hampshire, the charity supports adoption and fostering across England and Wales. Every member of the team gives their time freely, ensuring that all funds raised go directly toward animal care and welfare. Phoenix Rehoming is committed to providing lifelong support for every dog and cat, with thorough assessments, full veterinary care, and carefully matched homes. Guided by compassion and responsibility, no animal is ever euthanised unless it is the only humane option, and adopters and foster carers are supported every step of the way.

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Romanian Rescue Appeal logo - UK dog rescue charity
UK

Romanian Rescue Appeal

Charity No.Unknown
Dogs Available2

Government failures have left Romania with a huge stray dog population, many of whom face cruelty on the streets and in public shelters. Romanian Rescue Appeal works hard to change this by supporting every stage of a dog’s journey from danger in Romania to a safe, loving home in the UK. We rescue dogs from the streets and public shelters and where death is inevitable and raise funds for food, shelter, and veterinary care. We promote each dog to find a forever home and each application is thoroughly assessed to ensure the right match. We support all adopters before and after adoption and there is always Rescue Back-Up Our entire UK team is voluntary, and every penny donated goes directly to the dogs.

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RSPCA logo - UK dog rescue charity
UK

RSPCA

Charity No.219099
Dogs Available135

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA), founded in 1824, is the oldest and largest animal welfare organisation in the world, operating across England and Wales. Funded primarily by voluntary donations, the charity rescues animals from cruelty, investigates neglect and organised animal crime, and provides advice to improve animal welfare. Its network includes rescue teams, animal hospitals, rehabilitation centres and over 150 locally run branches that support rehoming, neutering and community welfare services. Through national and international outreach, the RSPCA works to prevent cruelty and ensure animals receive the care and protection they deserve.

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Hampshire offers a wide range of living environments, from coastal communities to rural villages and busy commuter towns. Rescue dogs adopted in the county are often matched with homes based on routine, available exercise, and household setup rather than location alone. Many Hampshire-based rescues work across large areas, using foster homes to assess dogs in real-life settings before rehoming. This approach helps ensure dogs are placed into homes where they can settle confidently and long term.