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Annie
SexFemale
Age2 years
BreedGreyhound
Welcome Annie to The Hound Hub. Annie is a tiny dot and is 25″ tts. Approx 2 yo Annie is a little shy, but soon comes round when she feels brave enough in your...
Adopt a Rescue Dog in Norwich
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Ben
SexMale
Age1 year
BreedLurcher
This lovely little lurcher boy is Ben. He is only 21” tts Picked up as a stray on New Year eve., he was super cold and hungry. He will happily jump into the...
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Betty
SexFemale
Age2 years
BreedLurcher
Another cutie pie looking for a new forever home. Please say hello to Betty ( we think cocker/JRT/Beagle mix ) only 9kg and her tts is only 14″ Age is approx 2...
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Bruno
SexMale
AgeUnknown
BreedGreyhound
This handsome lad is Bruno. He has finished racing and is getting used to life in a home environment. He lives as an only dog, with two children. His owner...
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Cassie
SexFemale
Age2 years
BreedLurcher
Cassie. C A T F R I E N D L YAlmost 2 years old | Lurcher | 23” | Slight Saluki buildCassie is a beautiful, fully healed Lurcher who has overcome a badly...
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Chas
SexMale
Age4 years
BreedLurcher
Let get this poor lad out of kennels. Chas has been in kennels since December 2025. Chas has a slightly broken coat. He is approximately 4yo Only 23” tts...
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Cherry
SexFemale
Age1 year
BreedLurcher
Name: Cherry Breed: Collie Lurcher Colour: Liver, Fawn and white Age: 01/04/2025 (guess) Origin: Straying in Charleville Will be vaccinated + flea & wormed...
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Cullen
SexMale
AgeUnknown
BreedLurcher
Cullen is a gentle, sensitive young lurcher. He has already come such a long way, but he needs patient adopters who will continue to help him build confidence...
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Dolly
SexFemale
Age10 months
BreedGreyhound
Beautiful Dolly is due to arrive next week ( 10th Sept ) Stunning blue & white girl This sweet girl is going to foster in Portishead, Nr Bristol with another...
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Domino
SexFemale
Age2 years
BreedCollie X Lurcher
This lovely girl has also been in kennels since December 2025. NGR would love to get her into a home Meet the lovely Domino she is currently in Ireland in...
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Edith
SexFemale
Age3 years
BreedGreyhound
Meet the super lovely Edith. Edith is small dog friendly and will be arriving in the UK 10th Sept. She will be going to a foster home in Camberley, along with...
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Foxy
SexFemale
Age1 year
BreedLurcher
One year old beautiful female lurcher. Named Foxy. She is only 21tts Very happy and confident girl. She is quite a whipetty looking gal. A gorgeous red colour....
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City
Norwich
Norwich’s historic centre, residential suburbs and easy access to Norfolk’s countryside make it a popular place for rescue dog adoption. Dogs rehomed here are often matched with homes that can offer outdoor exercise, a stable routine and a mix of town and green space. Many local rescues focus on thoughtful matching rather than speed of placement. Adopting in Norwich supports dogs finding secure homes in and around the city.
Dog Rescue Charities in Norwich
Available dogs: 24
Norwich, NorfolkNorfolk Greyhound Rescue
Charity No.1167605
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.
Available dogs: 81
Safe Rescue For Dogs
Charity No.1179370
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.
FAQ
How can I find a rescue dog near me?
We've found 105 dogs looking for a home in Norwich 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.
How do I adopt a dog in Norwich?
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.
Can I adopt a puppy in Norwich?
We've found 14 puppies looking for a home in Norwich. Use the age filter at the top of the page to look for puppies.
Useful Guides for Potential Owners
Best Rescue Dogs If You Have Children
Thinking of adopting a rescue dog but have children at home? Discover the best family-friendly breeds commonly found in UK rescue centres, plus tips on finding the right match.
What Is a Home Check (and How to Pass It)?
Worried about your upcoming home check? Find out exactly what UK rescue home checks look for, what questions they ask, and how to prepare.
The 3-3-3 Rule: Settling a Rescue Dog In
Bringing a rescue dog home? The 3-3-3 rule explains exactly what to expect in the first 3 days, 3 weeks, and 3 months, and how to help your dog through every stage.