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Bella
Bella could live with children age 7+. She could live with other dogs, but no cats or small animals. Bella is a lovely, energetic girl who is loads of fun to...
Tyne and WearNewcastle Dogs & Cats Shelter
Bella could live with children age 7+. She could live with other dogs, but no cats or small animals. Bella is a lovely, energetic girl who is loads of fun to...
Tyne and WearNewcastle Dogs & Cats Shelter
Koda is looking for an adult-only home. He could potentially live with other dogs, but no cats or small animals. Koda is a lovely, sensitive lad who seems to...
Tyne and WearNewcastle Dogs & Cats Shelter
Sahara could live with children aged 10+ and would like to be the only animals in the home, although she could live with her brother, Ruddy. Other than that...
Tyne and WearNewcastle Dogs & Cats Shelter
Barney could live with children aged 16+. He could live with another well-matched dog and potentially cats or small animals, although we have no history of his...
Tyne and WearNewcastle Dogs & Cats Shelter
Bailey is looking for an adult-only home. He could potentially live with another well-matched dog, but no cats or small animals. Bailey is a lovely, friendly...
Tyne and WearNewcastle Dogs & Cats Shelter
Squid could live with children age 16+. He could possibly live with another dog following a few introductions, but no cats or small animals. Squid is a million...
Tyne and WearNewcastle Dogs & Cats Shelter
Ruddy could live with children aged 10+ and would like to be the only animals in the home, although he could live with his sister, Sahara. Other than that they...
Tyne and WearNewcastle Dogs & Cats Shelter
Andy could live with children aged 13+ and could potentially live with other dogs, but no cats or small animals. Andy is beautiful gentleman, both inside and...
Tyne and WearNewcastle Dogs & Cats Shelter
Jasmine could live with children aged 10+. She will need to be the only animal in the home Jasmine is a typical little French Bulldog with a big personality...
Tyne and WearNewcastle Dogs & Cats Shelter
King could live with children aged 13+. He could potentially live with another well-matched dog, but no cats or small animals. King is a lovely young boy who...
Tyne and WearNewcastle Dogs & Cats Shelter
Reuben could live with children 16+. He could live with another dog but no cats or small animals. Reuben is big lad with a big heart and a big personality. He...
Tyne and WearNewcastle Dogs & Cats Shelter
Winnie can live with children 16+. She would like to be the only dog in the home, but could potentially live with cats and small animals. Winnie is a sweet and...

City
Newcastle upon Tyne’s urban environment means rescue dogs are often matched with adopters who can provide structure, training and access to parks along the Tyne. Many dogs rehomed here benefit from consistent routines and patient handling in a busy city setting. Local rescues work to ensure dogs are comfortable with town living before adoption. Adopting in Newcastle helps support dogs settling into long-term homes across Tyne and Wear.
We've found 12 dogs looking for a home in Newcastle 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've found 2 puppies looking for a home in Newcastle. Use the age filter at the top of the page to look for puppies.

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