Adopt a Rescue Dog in the West Midlands

BDRUK (Blind Dog Rescue UK) is a small charity focussed on the rescue and rehoming of blind and partially sighted dogs, BUT WE ALSO REHOME FULLY SIGHTED DOGS so please browse our dogs regardless of whether or not you would consider a dog with sight issues.

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.

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.

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.

Dali Dog Rescue UK helps stray and abandoned dogs in Cyprus find safe, loving homes in the UK and overseas. Working closely with D.O.G Rescue Cyprus, the organisation has helped rehome more than 3,000 dogs since its beginnings in 2010, giving dogs from overcrowded shelters the chance to start a new life with a permanent family.

Danemere Kennels & Cattery is a family-run boarding business operated by Mike and Sue Quinlan since 1988, set within 14 acres of Worcestershire countryside near Worcester and Droitwich. Fully licensed by Wychavon District Council, the facility offers purpose-built, heated kennels and indoor cat pens, 24/7 onsite care, and twice-daily field walks for dogs. With decades of rescue and boarding experience, the team is skilled in caring for nervous or medically complex pets, supported by local vets MacArthur Barstow & Gibbs. Danemere aims to provide a safe, relaxed, and caring environment where every pet is treated as a valued family member.

Daybreaks Trust prides itself on providing exceptional welfare standards for the dogs in its care. The rescue features 10 well-equipped kennels with under-bed heating, 24-hour CCTV, radios, quality nutrition sponsored by Burns, and dedicated enrichment spaces including a play pen and enclosed sand run. Each dog undergoes a full health and temperament assessment once settled, and is provided with bedding, clothing, toys, and daily enrichment from a committed volunteer team. With twice-daily walks, regular weighing, grooming, and socialisation, Daybreaks ensures every dog receives attentive, compassionate care while awaiting their forever home.

Dog Help Us was founded in 1989, evolving from a successful dog training and boarding business into a rescue dedicated to saving dogs from euthanasia. Over the years, the organisation has worked with household pets as well as military and police dog units, developing specialist expertise in training and behavioural rehabilitation. Today, the kennel focuses on retraining dogs for service roles or rehabilitating them into safe family companions, while providing lifelong sanctuary for those who cannot be rehomed. As rescue numbers grew, the charity was formally established to support its ongoing rehabilitation and welfare work.

Dogs Trust is one of the UK’s leading dog welfare charities, supporting dogs and their owners since it was founded in 1891 by Lady Gertrude Stock. Guided by the belief that a dog is for life, the charity provides care for dogs in distress, helps find loving new homes when needed, and supports owners during difficult circumstances. Dogs Trust works across the UK to protect the lifelong bond between dogs and people, offering practical help, education, and advocacy at every stage of a dog’s life. In the last year alone, the charity provided care for over 11,700 dogs without homes, continuing its long-standing mission to create a better future for dogs and the people who love them.

Forest Dog Rescue, based at Green Gap Kennels, has been helping dogs for over 40 years after originally starting life as the Tanwood Stray Fund. The rescue evolved to own its own kennels in 2010, allowing it to provide consistently high standards of care for dogs from private homes, strays, and other charities in need of support. Purpose-built kennels and converted stables ensure both short-term and long-term residents have warm, comfortable spaces while they await their forever homes. Each year, over 250 dogs are rehomed, with all receiving vaccinations, neutering, and any necessary veterinary treatment. Thorough home checks and ongoing support help give every dog the safe, loving future they deserve.

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.