Adopt a Rescue Dog in Norwich

Norfolk Greyhound Rescue is a small, local non-profit dedicated to finding loving homes for Irish greyhounds, including ex-racers and those who never made it to the track. The rescue also works with partner charities to help rehome lurchers in need. Based broadly around Norwich and the North Norfolk coast, the organisation has no central kennels, instead placing dogs into foster homes to help them adjust to family life and allow proper assessment before adoption. This foster-based approach ensures each hound receives individual care, early training, and the best possible match with a forever home.

Oldies Club is a specialist rescue for dogs aged 7 and over, founded in 2005, and run entirely by volunteers. We do not have a rehoming centre and do not use kennels but instead place our dogs in carefully vetted foster homes throughout England, Wales and Scotland. We usually have between 30 and 40 dogs in our care at any one time. Our dogs are fully assessed and receive whatever medical treatment they need before being put up for adoption. We take care to fully describe the type of home each individual dog needs so that potential adopters can be sure that the dog they are applying to adopt should suit the home they have to offer. As well as the dogs in our own rescue, we also help older dogs in other rescues by promoting them on our website, alongside our own dogs. This free service has helped thousands of older dogs find homes. We are full members of ADCH and are licensed to rehome dogs in Scotland (licence number SGRH-012 granted by The Scottish Government).

Safe Rescue for Dogs is a registered charity dedicated to helping dogs from all walks of life, believing every dog deserves compassion, dignity, and a chance at happiness. The rescue supports dogs across the UK and abroad, including those who are older, injured, traumatised, or overlooked, and works tirelessly to find them loving, well-matched homes. With a strong presence in Norfolk and a nationwide reach, Safe Rescue for Dogs focuses on careful matching to create settled, harmonious family lives. Alongside rehoming, the charity aims to campaign on welfare issues and create long-term change, particularly in Romania. At its heart, the mission is simple: to fix what is broken, give a voice to the voiceless, and help dogs who deserve so much more.

Saints Sled Dog Rescue rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes unwanted, neglected and stray Siberian Huskies and Alaskan Malamutes.