Nottinghamshire1 Dog At A Time Rescue UK
Asher
A Letter to Asher’s prospective forever family from his foster mum: Hello, My name is Sharon & I am Asher’s foster mum & I just wanted to share with you what...
Nottinghamshire1 Dog At A Time Rescue UK
A Letter to Asher’s prospective forever family from his foster mum: Hello, My name is Sharon & I am Asher’s foster mum & I just wanted to share with you what...
NottinghamshireOne Paw At A Time
Lovely Aspen is waiting for her forever home. She is medium size (Collie size) Good with toy dogs and people, can be shy with some men so needs slow...
Nottinghamshire1 Dog At A Time Rescue UK
Big Ted is adoptable through Amicii Dog rescue. He is in the UK ready and waiting for his new home! He is shy and nervous of new people so he would require a...
Nottinghamshire1 Dog At A Time Rescue UK
Today Bonnie joins the ever increasing list of dogs needing a home! Bonnie arrived in the UK from Romania 6 years ago, and for a long time, she believed she...
Nottinghamshire1 Dog At A Time Rescue UK
Buddy is adoptable through Amicii Dog rescue and is in the Ledbury area Buddy is energetic and loves his walks. He needs to be an only dog and he cannot live...
Nottinghamshire1 Dog At A Time Rescue UK
Buster is adoptable through Amicii Dog rescue and is in the Peterborough area. Buster is a large shepherd breed. He will need an experienced large breed owner....
Nottinghamshire1 Dog At A Time Rescue UK
Catie was found by us as a tiny puppy. She was adopted, but several months ago, after 5 years in her home, she was surrendered back into our care. She didn’t...
Nottinghamshire1 Dog At A Time Rescue UK
Introducing Handsome Clive. Clive is a cheeky chappie, at only 25kg, a very small sized golden retriever with a hint of spaniel in him. Clive was going to be...
Nottinghamshire1 Dog At A Time Rescue UK
MEET DONNIE: THE STUNNING BOY WITH THE SCRUFFY NOSE! Are you looking for a “cheeky” companion with big soulful eyes and the most adorable scruffy tuft on his...
NottinghamshireRSPCA
Freddie is a very friendly, excitable and loving boy with a sensitive nature. He loves being around people, enjoys plenty of fuss and attention and is playful...
Nottinghamshire1 Dog At A Time Rescue UK
Jasmine is adoptable through Amicii Dog rescue. She is is in the UK She is a very intelligent and active girl. She will need a quiet rural/semi-rural home with...
Nottinghamshire1 Dog At A Time Rescue UK
We remember the day we found Jessica like it was yesterday. She was lying at the side of a road in Romania; a broken, tiny soul, barely breathing. Our team...

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Nottingham’s combination of city living, parks and nearby countryside means rescue dogs are matched to a wide range of lifestyles. Dogs adopted here may be suited to urban flats with green space nearby, family homes or quieter suburban streets depending on their needs. Local rescues focus on responsible matching and support after adoption. Adopting in Nottingham helps dogs settle into stable homes across the city.
UK1 Dog At A Time is run by a team of passionate volunteers dedicated to helping street and stray dogs in Romania who face extreme neglect and hardship. The rescue highlights the brutal realities many dogs endure, from abandonment in remote areas to capture by dog catchers and confinement in overcrowded public shelters with little food or medical care. Dogs often suffer from harsh seasonal extremes, illness and injury, with puppies and elderly dogs particularly vulnerable. Driven by compassion and firsthand experience, the team works to give these dogs a second chance at safety and a loving home.
Nottingham, NottinghamshireOne Paw At A Time Rescue began in 2011 as a small, two-person rescue and has since grown into an international charity supported by a community of thousands. Over the past 13+ years, One Paw has saved more than 3,000 dogs from UK pounds, Romania, and, more recently, the dog meat trade in China, giving vulnerable dogs a second chance at life. All dogs are placed in foster homes for full behavioural assessment before being carefully matched with suitable adopters, and every adoption includes lifelong rescue back-up. Run by a highly dedicated team, with minimal paid staffing to ensure funds go where they are needed most, the charity works tirelessly beyond formal hours to support dogs in need. Based around Nottingham and gradually expanding across the UK, One Paw remains committed to helping dogs facing the most desperate circumstances.
UKThe 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.
We've found 32 dogs looking for a home in Nottingham from 3 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.
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 Nottingham at the moment, but new dogs are added daily so be sure to check back soon.

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