1Ivy's ideal home Ivy is a super sweet, intelligent young girl at only 5 months old. Although young, she is very active and switched on and needs a home that will keep her fulfilled both physically and mentally. Ivy's ideal home would love to do a hobby with Ivy, such as agility or scent work and she is very clever and likes to keep busy. Children need to be 12+ due to her
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1Daphne's ideal home Daphne is a lovely older girl who is looking for a quieter home where she can snooze through the day and go on short walks. She loves a cuddle and is a great companion to have. Daphne is comfortable being left a full working day if this is built up gradually for her in her new home. She would prefer to be the only pet in the home but can live with children
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3Marlow's ideal home Marlow is a 1-year-old Labrador cross Golden Retriever with a big personality to match his energy levels. He’s an active, intelligent young dog who would thrive with an experienced, committed owner willing to invest time in training and enrichment. Marlow would really benefit from having a positive outlet for his energy, such as agility, cani-cross, or
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3Mav's ideal home Meet Mav - a beautiful 1-year old Labrador looking for his forever home! Mav isn't able to live with another dog in the home as he can be boisterous and quite pushy & needs a little bit of support on his social skills! Mav is able to live with confident children 11yrs+ that are happy to deal with big bouncy Dogs. Mav is a lovely, excitable young lad who is
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3Milo's ideal home Milo is looking for a quieter home with access to a secure garden. He will need his family to be at home whilst he settles in and builds confidence in his new environment. Milo needs to be the only dog in the home but enjoys socialising and would love regular walking friends. He can live with children aged 15+. Could you be Milo's perfect match? Milo is
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4Xena's ideal home Xena is a gorgeous 4 year old black Labrador who will need to be rehomed with her sister Luna. She is a little bit more shy than Luna, but comes around quickly when being introduced to new people. She loves playing with her tennis ball and will carry it around in her mouth when she's not asking you to throw it for her! She has settled well in our kennels with
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4Luna's ideal home Luna is a sweet 4 year old chocolate Labrador, who will need to be rehomed with her sister Xena. Luna is the more confident of the two and is a big ball of energy. She can live with children aged 11+ who are confident with her bouncy nature, but would prefer a house where there are no other Dogs, other than her best friend Xena! Luna is housetrained and can
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2Ozzy's ideal home Ozzy is an exuberant, two-year-old Labrador who loves life! He’s now looking for a family who will embrace his energy, and who can be include him in all the fun. He can live with confident secondary-school aged children, who have experience around boisterous large Dogs, as he will show his exuberance by jumping up and can mouth when over-excited. Ozzy can
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3Missie's ideal home Missie is a gorgeous 15 year old Labrador who is looking for her paw-fect forever home with her best friend Sasha. The pair came to us for no fault of their own and are currently enjoying a life of comfort in a foster home. The girls are very friendly and sweet natured, having lived with young children before we feel that they happily could again, following
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2Swift's ideal home Taylor and Swift have until now led a very sheltered life, so would love a quiet home where their adopters are happy to take everything at a slow pace for them. They could live with young adults aged 15+ and potentially a confident cat. Having a secure garden straight from the home is a must for them, as they won’t be going for walks for the first couple
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1Tiffany's ideal home Brittany and Tiffany are a pair of 3 year old loveable Labrador sisters, who are closely bonded and ideally need to be rehomed together. These two friendly Labradors would thrive in a home on the outskirts of a city or in a small town, with access to a secure garden where they can enjoy off-lead time. They can be strong on the lead and will need adopters
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3Chelsea's ideal home Chelsea is a 6-year-old crossbreed who is looking for a home alongside her best friend, Scamp. These two are a bonded pair and must be rehomed together. Chelsea would suit a home with children aged 8 years+ who are comfortable with an excitable, affectionate dog. She would like to be the only pet in the home alongside Scamp, though she’s more than happy
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4Munchkin's ideal home Munchkin is a sweet seven-year-old crossbreed looking for a loving home. She could share her home with teenage children. She is looking to be the only dog in the home. She has good history of living with cats. She has not been around small furries or livestock. She is instantly friendly with new people and would be happy with visitors to the home. She
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3Belle's ideal home This lovely four-month-old Labrador, Belle, is a young pup eager to learn and find her feet. She will thrive best in a home that’s ready to embrace puppy life with patience, structure and plenty of time to guide her through those important early lessons. A house with a garden would be ideal to help continue her toilet training, and adopters should be
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3Dora's ideal home Dora is a sweet, sensitive girl who’s looking for a patient and understanding home where she can blossom at her own pace. She can feel a little unsure when meeting new people and can be a little worried at first, so she’ll need adopters who are happy to take things slowly and let her build trust in her own time. Once Dora gets to know you, her personality
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Adopting a Labrador Retriever usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the Labrador is matched with the right home.
Before adopting a Labrador, consider the breed's exercise needs, grooming requirements, and temperament. Understanding the typical traits of a Labrador can help you decide if it's the right fit for your lifestyle.
Browse the listings on this page to see Labrador Retriever dogs currently available for adoption. You can filter by location to find Labradors closer to you, making it easier to arrange a visit and meet the dog in person.
Many rescues and private owners charge an adoption fee. This fee often covers vaccinations, microchipping, and sometimes neutering, helping to ensure the dog is healthy and ready for a new home.
