Dogs Available in West Yorkshire

73 dogs available
Ace, a 11 months old male Belgian Malinois available for adoption from Greenleaf Animal Rescue in West Yorkshire

Greenleaf Animal Rescue

Ace

West Yorkshire
SexMale
Age11 months
BreedBelgian Malinois

Ace is an eleven-month-old, male, Belgian Malinois crossbreed and he’s looking for his forever home. He’s full of energy due to his young age and will benefit from ongoing training due to a lack of socialisation around other dogs. Ace is reactive to people at the front door and if left on his own may bark, cry, and behave destructively. He’s not lived with other animals but has lived with children. Please enquire.

Archie, a 6 years old male Pomeranian available for adoption from Dogs Trust in West Yorkshire

Dogs Trust

Archie

West Yorkshire
SexMale
Age6 years
BreedPomeranian

Are you right for Archie?Archie is a stunning 6yr old Pomeranian Crossbreed who we recently rescued from a hoarding situation along with many others like him who are also looking for new homes. He is very shy initially but once he comes round, he is very playful and loves being with his human friends. Archie and his friends have led very sheltered lives so they need adopters who will take their time building their confidence and be around all the time to properly settle them in.Is Archie right for you?If you live a peaceful life in an adult only home, have a secure garden and no other pets, and you are big fan of Pomeranians, add Archie to your favourites and we will see if you are a good match for him, or one of his friends.

Bailey, a 2 years old male Siberian Husky available for adoption from Aireworth Dogs In Need in West Yorkshire

Aireworth Dogs In Need

Bailey

West Yorkshire
SexMale
Age2 years
BreedSiberian Husky

Bailey is such a stunner- a friendly and playful if rather boisterous ladHe is only 18 months old and has has spent a lot of his short life outside with little input or exercise. He is looking for a home where he can receive some exercise and training to make his life complete. We are told he is fine with other dogs, however as far as we know, he has had limited interaction with others previously . We don’t know how he is with cats He has had little or no training so needs someone with the time and patience to help him with this. He is very friendly and keen to learn however and has proven to be good with lead walking whilst in the kennels Travels very well in the car.This lad was originally imported from Eastern Europe. He is currently in kennels and is described by them as a friendly boy with nothing wrong with him…could you give this boy the chance he so deserves??

Benson, a 6 years old male Crossbreed available for adoption from Good Life Dog Rescue in West Yorkshire

Good Life Dog Rescue

Benson

West Yorkshire
SexMale
Age6 years
BreedCrossbreed

URGENT APPEAL FOR BENSON. ONE GORGEOUS LARGE BREED CROSS BREED. THE SWEETEST BOY.This adorable handsome cross breed is Benson. He is such a sweet boy with a big heart. Since her arrived two weeks ago (10th Feb 2026) poor Benson has not received many sideways glances. He is one affectionate boy and of the larger variety. Benson came to us from the stray kennels as an emergency when the block he was on became extremely full. Unfortunately nobody came to collect Benson so Benny came to us as an urgent request from the dog warden. This boy has a sweet and loving nature and is extremely happy to be cuddled by all people. Benson almost falls asleep in your arms. Benson has shown no issues with other dogs on his walks and has so much love to give. He adores playtimes and running however we have yet to capture him smiling on camera. His photos do not do justice to this stunning and beautiful boy. Benson goes out walking with other dogs and he has been no trouble. He is extremely clean in kennels and despite being a little sad at the moment he has coped with being homeless very well. This said we would love to find Benny a new start as soon as possible. CAN YOU HELP? PLEASE CONSIDER THE LARGER BOYS AND GIRLS.WHAT HOME DOES BENSON NEED?Benson loves his walks and being with people. Somewhere in this dogs life there has been care, TLC and love. What has happened? We will never know and sadly we always need to move forward to find these dogs a new life. Most of the dogs at Good Life are from local stray kennels and they remain our priority. We feel their pain and loss of their home and often a cruel abandonment. Benson would love a home with company and regular exercise. He desperately craves human contact and as always our aim is to find him just that. Benson has been great with other dogs however he is a large dog and many smaller pets will find him intimidating. Benson is now six years old and needs a new life with plenty of company. He deserves happiness and to find someone that just loves larger breed dogs. Benson is castrated and will be vaccinated, treated for fleas and worms. He is now more than ready to meet any potential adopters yet he hardly ever receives a sideways glance or the interest he deserves. WE AIM FOR THE STARS AT GOOD LIFE EVERY DAY. BIG DOGS NEED LOVE TOO AND ARE OFTEN THE LAST HOMELESS HOUNDS TO FIND THEIR SPECIAL PEOPLE. ARE YOU BENSON'S SPECIAL PEOPLE?We have many amazing dogs that have fallen on very sad times and found themselves homeless and unwanted at stray kennels and in terrible situations. All of them are deserving of a new start and a special home. Please consider our rescue dogs for adoption today. Many of them struggle terribly with isolation and a kennel environment and own a broken heart. We endeavour to fix their empty hearts and broken soul. Our adopters remain our lifeline. Please support adoption. Calls are welcome to discuss any of our ladies and gents.

Billy, a 2 years old male English Springer Spaniel available for adoption from Dogs Trust in West Yorkshire

Dogs Trust

Billy

West Yorkshire
SexMale
Age2 years
BreedEnglish Springer Spaniel

Are you right for Billy?Billy is a 2 year old Spaniel Collie Crossbreed who is looking for adopters who are clued up on his breed traits and are ready to do lots of fun training with him. He's full of potential and in the right home will really thrive. He'll need a very predictable and consistent routine so living with young kids won't work, but older teens should be fine. A secure garden is vital for burning off energy and working on his house training.Is Billy right for you?As you'd expect from his breed, he is full of energy and needs to be kept busy. He really enjoys playtime and his smart brain and foody nature make him perfect for ongoing training and learning fun tricks. If you're looking for a young dog to lots with, and you don't need to leave him alone to start with, then you might be a good match for Billy.

Bobby, a 3 years old male Staffordshire Bull Terrier available for adoption from Good Life Dog Rescue in West Yorkshire

Good Life Dog Rescue

Bobby

West Yorkshire
SexMale
Age3 years
BreedStaffordshire Bull Terrier

MEET BOBBY BLUE. ONE LARGE HANDSOME STAFFY CROSS BREED NEEDS A HOMEBobby is one beautiful large bull breed that just loves to please. He is extremely sweet and loves nothing better than being cuddled. Bobby has a beautiful temperament and loves his walks and his human contact. He is a larger boy with a big heart and is so eager to please. Poor Bobby is not a fan of being in kennels and finds the whole caboodle a little overwhelming. Although he is a large dog he walks well on his lead. He is happiest enjoying the outdoors and lapping up company. He loves the stream on his rural adventure and is absolutely ball bonkers. He will play ball all day if you allow. Bob came to us from a local stray kennels recently and has so much love to give. Sadly large breed dogs of bull breed mix are often a struggle to place in rescues. Blue Bob can be bouncy and boisterous and would benefit with some guidance and training for jumping up. We feel Bobby would be best suited in an adult home where someone just loves Staffies and their personalities. We would not rehome Bob with young children due to his bouncy nature and a preferred home is an an only dog. This boy has so much more to give and we would love to see him out of kennels and in home comforts as soon as possible. Please read on for the sort home we feel our Bobster needs.WHAT SORT OF HOME DOES BOBBY NEED?Bobby needs a very loving home and with someone who is used to bull breeds. He loves people however is a large chap that can be boisterous and giddy. He will need a home that love to walk due to his energetic nature. Of curse this said a place next to you on the sofa would also make this large goofball very happy indeed. Finding Bobby the right love match is essential. He is not a lightweight and we feel a more experienced bull breed home would be perfect for him. Bobby can be found very often sulking in the front of his kennel. He isn't one to like his own company ad much prefers a human by his side. A home that will not leave bob as a lonely dog all day would be great. He is loving, very loyal and would make a brilliant dog for humans that love and understand his breed. Bob has been accepting of many dogs at the kennels however in life we cannot guarantee he will love ever dog he meets. After all we don't love every person we meet. If you feel this stunning chap may be the dog for you we welcome applications to discuss him. Please support the stray of Yorkshire.At the moment we have many dogs in our care that have been ill treated, abused and seriously neglected. We are working flat out and long hours to manage all admin as well as ensuring all our dogs are well cared for during the day. Their welfare every day is our priority. Our vet bills and kennelling bills are always large. We are a very small charity and exist with a huge passion for the welfare of stray dogs in this country. We appreciate all support. Good Life Dog Rescue has now relocated to kennels in Garforth. Visits by appointment are available seven days at week.

Bruce, a 8 years old male Lurcher available for adoption from Dogs Trust in West Yorkshire

Dogs Trust

Bruce

West Yorkshire
SexMale
Age8 years
BreedLurcher

Are you right for Bruce?Bruce is a super handsome 8yr old Lurcher who likes to live a pretty relaxed life. He's really friendly with everyone he meets and should be fine in a home with sensible older kids. He's fine around other dogs out and about but does prefer his home to be his own so will need to be the only pet.Is Bruce right for you?Bruce is a wonderful dog and would fit in to most homes very easily. He loves people and enjoys a good snuggle, but equally he's fine to relax on his own. He's currently staying in a foster home and his carers told us he's PERFECT! He's already house trained and can be left for periods on his own too. He likes to play with toys when the mood takes him and loves his walkies, where he travels fine in a car and is great on lead. So add Bruce to your favourites if you're looking for a very loving companion who should be pretty easy to settle in.

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UK

Dogs Trust

Charity No.1167663
Dogs Available385

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.

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Good Life Dog Rescue logo - UK dog rescue charity
Leeds, West Yorkshire

Good Life Dog Rescue

Charity No.1178977
Dogs Available11

Good Life Dog Rescue is a small UK charity dedicated to helping stray and abandoned dogs who often face an uncertain future. Founded by a passionate animal lover with over eight years of hands-on rescue experience, the charity is especially committed to supporting Staffies and Staffy crosses, who are too often overlooked. Entirely self-funded and run without paid staff, all donations and fundraising go directly toward kennel fees, walking, and vital veterinary care. While the rescue does not own kennels, dogs are safely boarded in Yorkshire until the right home is found. Through careful matching and responsible rehoming, the charity works hard to ensure every dog gets the fresh start they deserve.

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Greenleaf Animal Rescue logo - UK dog rescue charity
Leeds, West Yorkshire

Greenleaf Animal Rescue

Charity No.1143007
Dogs Available27

Greenleaf Animal Rescue is an established UK animal welfare charity specialising in the rescue, rehoming, and lifelong sanctuary of unwanted or abandoned animals, including those with long-term medical or behavioural needs. The charity is currently focused on preventing dogs from being euthanised in council pounds after the seven-day holding period by working closely with local authorities. Every animal receives a full veterinary check and assessment before entering foster care or emergency boarding, where their health and temperament are further evaluated. All animals are neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped where possible, with thorough home checks and veterinary references completed prior to adoption. With public support, Greenleaf Animal Rescue is working towards a future where no animal is needlessly put to sleep.

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RSPCA

Charity No.219099
Dogs Available135

The 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.

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West Yorkshire’s combination of cities, towns and nearby countryside means rescue dogs are matched to a wide range of lifestyles. Dogs adopted here may be suited to urban living, family homes or quieter settings depending on their needs. Local rescues focus on responsible matching and ongoing support after adoption. Adopting locally helps ensure dogs settle confidently into their new homes.