Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
Whats Great About Al? Al is a quiet guy who loves a fuss and cuddles. He would love a quiet retirement with lots of sunbathing and time to snooze. He can potentially live with another neutered sighthound pending successful meets at the sanctuary. What Al Needs An adult only home A home without cats and small furries A private secure garden with a minimum fence height of 6ft.
Blue Cross
I'm Alba I'm a 1-year-old Pug Cross from Burford rehoming centre and I'm looking for my forever homeI'm a 1-year-old Pug Cross from Burford rehoming centre and I'm looking for my forever home. Please read my profile below to find out more.This lovely lady is looking for a very specific home, so please ensure you read her profile before submitting an application.Although Alba is young, she can be underconfident and find new environments and novel things a little worrying.She is looking for a quiet home that can give her consistency, and with new owners who are happy to continue her training around building confidence, providing access to quiet walking areas, where she can continue to learn about the world. Any children in the home would need to be 13+ and be happy to be involved in her training.Alba is incredibly tactile and enjoys the company of her friends. Alba enjoys exploring the great outdoors so would make a great companion for those looking to keep their steps up. She could live with a calm canine roll model who can help her learn the ropes.Alba is learning about the joys of toy play , so this can be a great way to build a bond with her. She is looking for a secure garden to explore and play, as this is her favourite thing to do! Once she's tired himself out, he enjoys nothing more than a cuddle on your lap as she is a very tactile lady.New owners will need to be around for most of the day to help her settle in and learn how to spend time alone at her own pace. Alba is unable to live with cats due to her desire to chase them.She will need help with house training, and support exploring things within a home.Flat faced (brachycephalic) dogs suffer from additional health problems, which may impact their quality of life. We always recommend anyone thinking about adopting or buying a flat faced (brachycephalic) dog to thoroughly research the breed beforehand. Our expert team will be able to give you tips on exercise and weight management and advice on any support Alba may need”.If Alba sounds like the companion for you, please apply today.
Blue Cross
I'm Angel I'm a 2-year-old Bulldog Cross from Burford rehoming centre and I'm looking for my forever homeI'm a 2-year-old Bulldog Cross from Burford rehoming centre and I'm looking for my forever home. Please read my profile below to find out more.Meet Angel, a characterful lady who loves to meet people, enjoy a good fuss and have a good time. She is happy to meet old and new friends alike; new owners will need to be aware of this because she is a stocky dog who could knock people over by accident.Angel enjoys the simple pleasures in life but will need support with settling in to home life.After a good walk, she enjoys lounging on the sofa, having some fuss, or basking in the sun.Angel could live with older children, who are confident around larger dogs as she can be bouncy and a bit of a thug - typical of her breed! Angel enjoys saying hello to dogs here at the centre and will happily share walks with a new friend. She could live with a canine companion who enjoys bull breed style of play.Things that are less familiar to Angel can sometimes be a little worrying for her causing Angel to bark so she might need some help in her new home.Flat faced (brachycephalic) dogs suffer from additional health problems, which may impact their quality of life. We always recommend anyone thinking about adopting or buying a flat faced (brachycephalic) dog to thoroughly research the breed beforehand. Our expert team will be able to give you tips on exercise and weight management and advice on any support Angel may need.if you have a sofa big enough for this cuddle-bug then please apply for her today.
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
Whats Great About Billy? Billy is a gorgeous, friendly and charming chap ready for his forever home. Fun and cuddles are what this charmer loves the most! What Billy Needs? A home without cats and small furries A private secure garden with a 6ft fence all around
One Wish Dog Foundation
We’re looking for the holy grail of homes for this special boy. We know the odds are totally against us but we won’t give up.Poor Billy just hours from being left behind. At risk of abandonment in a cold, empty property with no food, no water and no way out, he would have starved to death and we couldn’t let that happen.Billy is a 6 year old Jackapoo now in the care of One Wish. It’s heart-breakingly clear that he’s been through trauma. He’s frightened, unsure, and sometimes reacts out of fear.As a tiny, brand new rescue, our resources are extremely limited. But we knew we had no choice. The alternative was unthinkable.Billy is currently in kennels where he is safe, warm and well cared for. But kennels can only be a short-term solution.We are desperately searching for a foster (or adoptive) home where Billy can begin to heal. Billy needs someone truly special: a calm, compassionate, and patient person, in a child-free home, ideally in the Oxfordshire area but we can consider further afield. Billy is able to share his home with calm, friendly dogs.This is more than just fostering. It’s giving a vulnerable soul the chance to trust again and to be cared for the way he deserves.This boy deserves a second chance so much, and we're committed to finding his happy ever after. If you are interested in working with us to rehabilitate Billy, please register your interest below. Alternatively, please contact Jenna at info@onewishdogs.co.uk or on 07850 465077If you can't offer Billy a home, please consider making a small donation towards his care.Children: Cannot live with childrenOther dogs: Can live with other dogsOther pets: Cannot live with cats and small furries© 2025 One Wish Dog Foundation. Registered Charity no: 1212997
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
Whats Great About Blu? Blu is a lovely little character with lots of personality. She is used to a family and thrives in this type of environment. She can live with children age 7+ What Blu Needs To be the only pet in the home Blu prefers not to socialise with other dogs. To remain on a diet suitable for her skin. A private secure garden with a minimum fence height of 4ft.
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
Whats Great About Bolo? Bolo is an all-around good guy, happy to greet everyone he meets. He can live with confident, dog-savvy cats. Bolo can live with children age 8+ What Bolo Needs A fish only, grain free diet. To be the only dog in the home. Adopters who can settle Bolo into his new routine before leaving him for longer periods. He has some medical needs that we are happy to discuss with potential adopters. A private secure garden with a minimum fence height of 4ft.
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
Whats Great About Buddy? Buddy is a real cuddle monster and lap dog. He has a sweet nature and will make a lovely addition to his new home. He can live with dog-savvy cats. He can live with children age 10+ He can live with another neutered dog pending successful meets at the sanctuary. What Buddy Needs Continued puppy training and socialisation. A private secure garden is preferrable.
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
Whats Great About Dan? Dan is a shy gentleman who can be underconfident around new situations and unfamiliar faces. Under that shy exterior is a sweet, cuddly boy who loves fuss and praise. He can live with dog savvy teenagers aged 13+ He can potentially live with another medium to large neutered dog. What Dan Needs A home without cats and small furries. A private secure garden.
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary
What's Great About Dodger? Dodger is a fun, curious and smart lad looking for a committed home. He loves toys and will happily engage with playtime. He is affectionate and loving on his terms. What Dodger Needs? An adult only home. Experienced owners who understand dog body language. To be the only pet in the home. Adopters will need to work with our behavioural team to help settle Dodger into his new forever home. Dodger is not suitable for homes looking for a lap dog. A private secure garden with a minimum 5ft fencing.
Blue Cross
I'm Edna (& Wilbur) I'm a 6-year-old Chihuahua (Smooth Coat) Cross from Burford rehoming centre and I'm looking for my forever homeI'm a 6-year-old Chihuahua (Smooth Coat) Cross from Burford rehoming centre and I'm looking for my forever home. Please read my profile below to find out more.Say hello to the lovely Edna and her ever faithful companion Wilbur, this delightful couple are hoping you’ll be the ones to take them home and snuggle up with them on the sofa!This marvellous couple have been in a foster home recently and have had a golden report, ‘they’re both delightful and have settled in really well! Wilbur is very much a lap dog, and he takes his job very seriously – every lap in the house has been tested out by him. Edna loves to be sit next to you on the sofa and will tap you with her paw if you’ve stopped and she wants more. Wilbur is great at chasing pigeons off the grass and Edna is chief fly exterminator, what more could anyone want?!’.They could live with older school age children who would like to play a part in their daily routine and maybe sneak them a treat or two – although they do need to lose a bit of weight! This delightful duo is ideally looking for a multi carer household so there are multiple people to love on them but most importantly, more than one lap! Edna and Wilbur will need to be the only pets in their new home so they can take centre stage and not have to share their people.Although they are small, these two adventurers certainly like to get their steps in and have conquered many treks in their time, so if their new owners wanted to take them out to interesting and unfamiliar locations to explore, then Edna and Wilbur are ready and waiting with their harnesses on!If these two are the charming canines you’ve been searching for, please get in touch today.
Blue Cross
I'm Freddie I'm a 6-year-old Labrador Retriever from Burford rehoming centre and I'm looking for my forever homeI'm a 6-year-old Labrador Retriever from Burford rehoming centre and I'm looking for my forever home. Please read my profile below to find out more.Meet the wonderful Freddie - he's a handsome lad who is absolutely full of beans! Freddie does have an old cruciate injury to one of his hind legs. This is now healed, but will need ongoing management in his new home, as he can get stiff after lots of exercise and is also on a special diet to support his mobility.He is a very playful boy and loves nothing more than carrying his toys around or playing fetch with you. Freddie also loves to swim and will sniff out any puddle, river, or lake that he can have a good splash around in!He does have some ongoing training needs to be worked on in his new home, such as his recall, learning not to jump up at people he meets, and loose lead walking. When he is in a familiar environment, he settles well and has very good manners in the home. However, he can quickly forget himself in new situations and needs some support when things get a bit overwhelming.He has experience of being around children but would prefer older children who can join him with his games of fetch and be a part of his daily care. He is social greeter with other dogs on his walks and will want to encourage them to play, but is likely to be too excitable for some dogs. He could potentially live with a well-matched dog who will join him in a game and tolerate his bounciness.If you think Freddie sounds like a good match for you, please apply now!
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.
The One Wish Dog Foundation is a registered charity (1212997) founded in 2025 by a passionate team of dog lovers dedicated to rescuing and rehoming unwanted and abandoned dogs across Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire. The charity provides sanctuary, rehabilitation, and carefully matched forever homes, while also promoting responsible ownership and campaigning for improved welfare. Operating a strict no-kill policy for healthy animals, the volunteer team works tirelessly to ensure every dog receives the care and love they deserve. Though small in size, The One Wish Dog Foundation is driven by big ambitions to transform lives—one dog at a time.
The Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary has been rescuing and rehoming animals since 1967, helping over 35,000 animals find loving homes and admitting around 700 each year. Caring for dogs, cats, rabbits and permanent resident goats, the sanctuary supports animals from a wide range of backgrounds, including those with behavioural or medical needs. Each animal is assessed individually, with time taken to build trust and understand their specific requirements. Guided by a strict non-destruction policy, the sanctuary is committed to never euthanising a healthy animal and to providing long-term, compassionate care whenever needed.
SuperDogs Rescue works in partnership with Cyprus Dogs Rehoming Association (CyDRA), a registered non-profit sanctuary dedicated to rescuing abused, abandoned, and neglected dogs in Cyprus. CyDRA operates a strict no-kill policy, focusing on rehabilitation and believing that no case is beyond hope. While CyDRA carries out rescue and rehabilitation work in Cyprus, SuperDogs Rescue supports the next stage of the journey by helping these dogs find loving forever homes in the UK. Together, they provide a lifeline for vulnerable dogs in need of safety and a second chance.
Oxfordshire’s mix of historic towns, villages and countryside makes it well suited to a wide range of rescue dogs. Dogs adopted in the county are often matched with homes that can offer stability, routine and access to outdoor exercise. Many rescues covering Oxfordshire work with foster carers to assess how dogs cope with everyday home life before adoption. This careful approach helps ensure dogs are placed into environments where they can settle confidently and long term.