5Quinn's ideal home Meet Quinn, a brilliant Labrador who is on the search for a new home through no fault of her own. She’s a happy, bubbly girl who has a good history around young children. She can be a little boisterous but will be able to live with kids of around primary school age who are happy with this. Quinn can be a little unsure of Dogs out and about but is perfectly
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3Arlo's ideal home Meet Arlo, he's a happy and bouncy boy who is ready to find his forever home! He's just over a year old and still full of that puppy energy and mischief. We sadly don't know too much about Arlo's past so he'd love owners who are able to teach him all he needs to know about life in a home, this is likely to include things such as housetraining and learning how
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Rescue Centre / Charity
4Blake's ideal home Meet Blake, he's a sweet older gent at 9 years old who has come back into our care for no fault of his own. A gentle boy, Blake is full of love and is ready to find his retirement home. He still loves getting out and about for his walkies and loves to sniff and explore new places and make new friends. His tail never stops wagging and he's always happy to
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4Dixie's ideal home Dixie is a darling of a dog who can live with older secondary school children who are comfortable with a boisterous dog. He doesn’t need a garden but will need an active home that can make sure that his exercise needs can be met. He would love a home that can build up his leaving hours gradually and that can give him the patience he needs to settle in the
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2Maisie's ideal home Maisie can live with children aged 8 years + in her new home and even a canine and/or feline companion! She’s a really lovely girl who loves everyone but is equally happy in her own company so can be left a full working day with a break in the middle so she can toilet. She can live in any environment and although a garden would be beneficial, it isn’t
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2Hondo's ideal home Hondo is a 1 year old Labrador Retriever cross with a heart full of love and a goofy streak that’ll keep you smiling. Hondo is looking for a family who can match his energy and enthusiasm for life! He’d thrive with active people who enjoy long walks, playtime, and teaching new tricks. A secure garden is a must—Hondo’s zoomies are legendary, and he
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Rescue Centre / Charity
3Bruno's ideal home Bruno is a good boy who is house trained and could be left for around 3-4 hours once settled. He will need to be the only pet in the home but could live with children over the age of 12. Bruno is extremely over weight and will need his new family to be committed to helping him on a weight loss journey to help with his general health. Bruno has some stiffness
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Rescue Centre / Charity
1Snoop's ideal home Snoop is an energetic, bouncy boy who came into our care after being found as a stray. He can become overwhelmed quite easily and this results in him showing some mounting behaviours. For this reason he’s looking for a quiet, adult only home with understanding owners who will be willing to build his confidence and read his body language. He can live with
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Lillybelle's ideal home Lillybelle is a beautiful 4-year-old girl with a gentle soul who needs time and patience to truly shine. She can be worried when meeting new people, so any potential adopter must be willing to commit to multiple meets at the centre to help her build trust at her own pace. Though initially shy around other Dogs, she quickly comes out of her shell and
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4Brodie's ideal home Meet Brodie, a bright and bouncy one-year-old Collie Retriever cross who is full of life, love and enthusiasm for everything he does. This cheerful chap is always ready for an adventure and is looking for an active home that can keep up with his playful spirit. Brodie will thrive with owners who can give him plenty of both physical and mental stimulation
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Rescue Centre / Charity
2Trooper's ideal home Trooper is a 5 year old German Shepherd cross Labrador. Trooper is an active lad who is happy to say hello to everyone he meets. He enjoys running around, playing with her squeaky toys and being on the go! Trooper would make a loving and fun addition to any family! He is looking for a home with children aged 10 and over and could potentially live with
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3Winnie's ideal home Winnie is a super-duper little pocket rocket, full of fun, super fast and extremely loving! Winnie is an interesting mixture of a Dachshund and Labrador, and very much embodies the wonderful qualities of both! Winnie is looking for a home where she can be the only dog at the moment, she grew up with a elderly JRT brother but other than him, hasn't had much
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2Scout's ideal home Scout is on the search for an active family who can provide her with lots of mental and physical stimulation. She needs further dog socialisation and help learning to be polite around other Dogs. Scout is currently being muzzle trained, and this will need to continue in her forever home. Scout will need to be the only pet in the home and can live with
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2Archie's ideal home Archie is a sweet dog who is looking for a forever home where he can truly shine. Archie needs a household without any other pets where he can soak up all the attention to himself. He can get a little overwhelmed in busy or noisy settings, so a quiet and predictable environment is exactly what he needs. An ideal adopter would have experience with excitable
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5Charlotte's ideal home Charlotte is looking for a loving home who can give her lots of adventures and fusses! She would be able to live alongside children aged 10 years and over who are confident with larger Dogs as she is a bit clumsy when playing and doesn’t realise her size! Charlotte can be quite uncomfortable around other Dogs, so as well as preferring to be the only
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Rescue Centre / Charity
2Doug's ideal home Doug is looking for his forever home with a family that can continue his basic training and dog socialisation and can offer him a calm, loving home and the chance to go on new, exciting adventures. He can be bouncy and excitable at times, so he is looking for adopters who are comfortable around large breeds. Doug needs adopters who understand he can be
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2Shandy's ideal home Shandy is looking for a forever home that will always have tennis balls on hand! She loves to play fetch and have a run around the fields. Shandy is cuddly and affectionate once she has gotten to know you. She may need more time initially before showing all of her personality. When introducing her to new people, this process needs to be taken slowly, so she
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4Douglas's ideal home Douglas is a sweet 18-month-old Spaniel cross Labrador. He is a sweet but shy boy, and it takes him time to come round to new people. Once he has built that bond, he is very loving and affectionate. Douglas is a little avoidant of other dogs, so would need to be the only dog in a quiet and calm home. Young children would be too much for him, but sensible
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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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3Cooper's ideal home Cooper is a bouncy lad with plenty of love to give! He’s on the lookout for a home with adopters who are happy to continue training (which he’s been acing!) and give him plenty of bum scratches. He’s ok spending time away from his humans and is already housetrained. For in the home, Cooper will need to be the only dog and he can live with kids who are
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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.
