Home Run Hounds
Al arrived with us on 25/03/26 and is currently under assessment. He is a friendly and sweet-natured boy who really enjoys gentle fuss and affection. Al has a lovely, easy-going nature and is likely settle happily a range of home environments.
Border Collie Trust
Alfie is a 4 year old entire collie cross. He originally came into our care after his owner was admitted into hospital. He then spent the last year in another home but they felt their environment was too busy for him due to having various visitors which Alfie found difficult and would often bark and lunge until he got to know them. Alfie is a very shy boy but if given time soon warms up to people. He requires a quiet adult home and an owner that is willing to give him the space and time he requires to gain confidence. Everything needs to be done gradually with Alfie so he doesn't feel threatened or get put into situations he find difficult. Alfie is housetrained, is good when left alone for a few hours, travels well, knows some basic commands and is ok around other dogs.
Beagle Welfare
Alfie is a beagle available for rehoming from Beagle Welfare. Please enquire for full details.
Home Run Hounds
Adorable April (Aero April) is a sweet 4 year old black girl, looking for her forever family. She can present as nervous at first, but enjoys cuddles once she gets to know you. A petite little lady, April is currently undergoing socialisation testing and is being gradually introduced to the sights, sounds and sniffs of the big wide world.We'll update you on her progress as we learn more about her, but for now, we know April would prefer a quieter household with older or no children. She is sharing a kennel with Champ who has really helped April with her shyness. We think she would make a perfect second hound, with a male, who she can continue to take confidence from.Please get in touch if you would like to meet this gorgeous girl.
Home Run Hounds
Beautiful Bale (Aero Bale) is a lovely shiny black boy. This gorgeous 3 year old is new to our Monkspath kennels and is settling in nicely.Bale is a gentle soul, that can be a bit nervous when he first meets you, but once he gets to know you, his confidence grows (as well as the cuddles).Bale would like a quieter household, with older or no children. We will report more on his personality and suitability to live in different situations, as his socialisation continues & we learn more about this most handsome lad. Pleaee get in touch if you would like to meet him.
Border Collie Trust
Hello, I’m Bayley!I’m a 5 year old neutered Collie Cross, and I’ve had quite the journey. I originally came to the rescue because my humans weren't feeling well enough to look after me. I've spent a very short time in two further homes, but I got worried around new people and did growl and snap.I can be a bit unsure when meeting strangers, so I’ll need someone patient who can let me come to them in my own time but once I'm confident you're not a threat i will be your best friend. I do best in a calm home without lots of visitors or young children, where I can feel safe and relaxed.The good news? I’m housetrained, I know some basic commands, I love playing with toys, I travel well, and I sleep peacefully through the night. I tend to avoid other dogs, though I might react if they react to me first, and I’m a little nervous around traffic and loud noises — so slow and steady wins the day with me!If you’re willing to give me time, patience, and lots of gentle reassurance, I’d love to show you what a loyal and loving companion I can be. I might need you to visit me more than once so I can really get to know you before you take me home.
Pebbles Legacy
Bear is available for adoption from Pebbles Legacy. Please enquire for full details.
Pebbles Legacy
Bella is available for adoption from Pebbles Legacy. Please enquire for full details.
Home Run Hounds
New to our Monkspath kennels is beautiful blue boy Ben (Newinn Ben). At just one year old, this gorgeous pup decided he would prefer napping on the sofa to catching the bunny, so has been retired early.You can see from his fluffy coat that he is still just a youngster, though he has such a laid back personality, we are certain that Ben could fit in to every type of family unit. Energetic enough to play, yet relaxed enough to chill, Ben is proving to be a good all rounder already.He will be experiencing lots of off site adventures in the coming days, to discover all the different things that pet life has to offer. We will report back on his progress. In the meantime, if you would like to meet Ben - he would love to meet you
Harleys Hounds
This lovely lad is Bentley, a 10 year old westie cross who initially came into us 7 years ago, he was adopted by a wonderful guy and Bentley was his absolute world, very sadly he passed away recently so Bentley has come back into us for rehoming.He's a really happy little chap and very loving with his people, he's protective in the home and will bark and growl at visitors, if they meet him outside and come in with him he's absolutely fine but would ideally need someone confident in dealing with this, or with low visits to the home!Bentley out and about is hit and miss with dogs, he will ignore most but sometimes barks at them, he definitely will want to be an only dog in the home.He's very much a cuddly boy in the home, he loves a belly rub and to sit with his fosters while they work.We wouldn't home him with any young. Kids, ideally Bentley needs an adult only home where he will be someone else's world againHe is a little chunky so needs to lose a tiny bit of weight, he loves his walks!Bentley is neutered, chipped and has restarted his vaccines.His adoption donation would be £120 applications to our website please
Greyhound Gap
Betty Betty is a 7 year old, female, Chocolate Patterdale Terrier. Beautiful Betty came into our care from a stray pound where she was at risk of euthanasia. She was an owner surrender so we do have some information on her. Betty is said to be already house trained and crate trained. Betty would be best placed as
Home Run Hounds
Yes - we have another Billy at our Monkspath kennels, this time it's Aero Billy (or Billy 2, as we lovingly refer to him). This stunning 1 year old hurt his leg on his trial, so has no racing form. If you are looking for youthful fun - Billy is your dog. Incredibly puppy like, due to his age, Billy would prefer an active family, with older or no children. He has no concept of spacial awareness and all he wants to do is cuddle you - in fact, if you are fussing him & you stop, he will nibble at your fingers for more. Billy is very energetic but totally adorable but shares beautifully with Echo, so can be the perfect gentleman, with guidance. Whilst we have been keeping a close eye on his leg, he hasn't yet been off site for socialisation - therefore Billy has no concept of other breeds, traffic noise etc. Once fully healed, we plan to get Billy into a longer term foster, with an experienced handler, to help him to learn the ropes. In the meantime, if a young, energetic hound is on your wish list, please come and meet him.
Beagle Welfare was established in 1979 to provide help and advice to beagle owners and to rehome beagles whose families can no longer care for them. The charity focuses on preventing cruelty and maltreatment, promoting responsible ownership and breeding practices, and supporting owners with guidance when needed. Through its rescue work, Beagle Welfare finds new homes for these affectionate yet sometimes challenging little hounds across Great Britain. Funded by donations, the organisation ensures every beagle in its care remains healthy and comfortable while awaiting a loving forever home.
Border Collie Trust GB is a UK-wide, breed-specific rescue charity dedicated to the care, rescue, and rehoming of Border Collies and Collie crosses. Based at a purpose-built rescue centre in Staffordshire, the Trust rescues around 300 dogs each year and typically cares for 25–30 collies at any one time. Dogs receive comprehensive care during their stay, including food, shelter, veterinary treatment, and behavioural support, before being carefully matched with suitable new homes. Operating without government funding, Border Collie Trust GB relies on donations, fundraising, and volunteer support, and continues to provide guidance to adopters long after rehoming to ensure successful, lifelong placements.
Brighter Days Rescue is a registered dog rescue charity dedicated to rescuing, rehabilitating, and rehoming dogs from both the UK and abroad. Operating two centres—one in Penkridge with capacity for up to 30 dogs and a smaller specialist site in Lancaster—the charity provides safe, nurturing environments tailored to each dog’s needs, including behavioural support and spacious outdoor areas. Since being founded in 2022, Brighter Days Rescue has successfully rescued and rehomed over 400 dogs, supporting owners in crisis, working with local vets, and helping dogs at risk of unnecessary euthanasia. The charity also partners with trusted rescues in countries such as Spain, Romania, Bulgaria, and Bosnia to give vulnerable dogs a second chance in the UK. Through thorough health checks, careful adopter screening, and responsible rehoming, Brighter Days Rescue remains committed to giving every dog the opportunity for a brighter, happier future.
Greyhound Gap is a UK-based registered charity founded in 2003 that rescues, rehabilitates, and rehomes greyhounds and lurchers, particularly those facing euthanasia in, pound facilities. Based in Stoke-on-Trent, the organization cares for up to 60 dogs at a time through kennels and a network of foster homes nationwide.
Harleys Hounds Animal Rescue is a UK-registered charity dedicated to giving unwanted animals the best possible start to a new life. Operating as a foster-based rescue across the East Midlands, the charity relies on kind volunteers who open their homes and hearts to care for animals until permanent homes are found. Every animal receives the medical treatment, support, and preparation they need before adoption. Since its founding, Harleys Hounds Animal Rescue has helped and cared for over 1,000 animals. With compassion at its core, the charity works tirelessly to ensure every pet has the chance of a safe, happy future.
Home Run Hounds Greyhound Charity is a volunteer-run registered charity (No. 1209071) dedicated to rehoming ex-racing Greyhounds across the UK. Operating from six centres—including Wombourne, Stourbridge, Shenstone, Lakenheath, Warrington and Essex—the charity works nationwide to carefully match hounds with suitable adopters. They do not discriminate on age and assess a wide range of living situations, including flats and even boats, working with the boating community where appropriate. With flexible fostering options and thorough suitability checks, Home Run Hounds ensures both adopters and greyhounds are well matched for a happy, lasting home.
Paws Help is a fully established, foster-based dog rescue run entirely by dedicated volunteers across England. With no kennels or shelters, all UK dogs are cared for in family foster homes, while dogs arriving from abroad are placed directly into forever homes or foster care for further assessment. The charity rescues abandoned and surrendered dogs, ensuring they receive full veterinary treatment, vaccinations, and neutering where appropriate before rehoming. Funded solely through adoption fees and public donations, every penny goes directly toward helping dogs in need, with lifelong rescue back-up and post-adoption support provided to adopters. Guided by compassion and inclusivity, Paws Help is committed to giving every dog—regardless of age, health, or history—the chance of a safe, loving forever home.
Pebbles Legacy Dog Rescue is a volunteer-run rescue centre based in Stoke-on-Trent, dedicated to giving dogs who have fallen on hard times a safe and loving second chance. With canine homelessness on the rise across the UK, the charity works tirelessly to provide neglected and abused dogs with shelter, veterinary care, enrichment, and training. Caring for vulnerable dogs is a full-time commitment, and the rescue relies heavily on public donations to continue its work. Through adoption and community support, Pebbles Legacy aims to transform the futures of dogs in need.
Senior Staffy Club is a registered charity (1156723) dedicated to rescuing and rehoming Staffordshire Bull Terriers and Staffy crosses aged seven years and older. Focusing solely on senior dogs, the charity supports those who have lost their homes due to bereavement, changing family circumstances, or being found as strays. As older dogs often struggle to find new homes, the team is committed to caring for them for as long as needed until the right match is found. Based primarily in the Midlands, the Senior Staffy Club rehomes throughout the UK, giving mature Staffies the second chance they deserve.
Staffordshire’s combination of towns, villages and countryside makes it suitable for a wide variety of rescue dogs. Dogs rehomed in the county are often matched with families, couples or individuals looking for long-term companionship. Many rescues operating in Staffordshire place strong emphasis on home suitability and lifestyle matching. Local adoption helps ensure dogs are placed into stable and supportive homes.