5Koa's ideal home Koa is a beautiful 1 year old Labrador who can be worried and overwhelmed by unfamiliar people and Dogs. He is an active boy who loves playing with his toys and other Dogs. Koa is looking to have direct access into his own garden to have a safe space where he can relax and zoom around carefree. This golden guy is able to share his home with other Dogs and
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Glasgow, Scotland
3Enzo's ideal home Enzo is a lovely young boy with a gentle nature and a heart full of potential. Having lived a fairly sheltered life so far, he’s still getting used to all the sights and sounds of the big wide world and can be a little sensitive to noise at times. Because of this, Enzo would love a patient and understanding family who can help him grow in confidence at his
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Sadberge, Co Durham
4Hugo's ideal home Hugo is a very handsome 1yr old Labrador Mastiff Crossbreed who would love to find a new home with people who LOVE big Dogs! He is very strong and unfortunately struggles to keep his paws on the floor. This all due to his giddy, playful personality, but his new family must be able to hold him safely on lead and be comfortable around big strong Dogs generally.
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Leeds, Yorkshire
3Hi guys, we are a normal working family based out of london. we are looking to rehome our pup after 5years as we think we would not be able to give her the time she deserves with 3 full-time working adults and a toddler. note-chelsea has gone through a acl and is still covered and insured for the same.
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Private seller • London
2Max's ideal home Max is a fun-loving, energetic one-year-old Labrador who is always ready for his next adventure. He’s a busy and active boy who thrives when he’s on the go, whether that’s exploring on walks, playing with his favorite toys, or enjoying time with his people. Max is a friendly lad who gets along well with other Dogs and enjoys meeting people. His
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Kenilworth, Warks
5Gordon's ideal home Gordon needs an adult only home with the ability to be separated from visitors as he can be worried of new people. Gordon will need to be kept on a lead when out and about so will need a private secure garden to have a good zoom in. Gordon will need a family who can build up his leaving hours at a pace he is comfortable with. Could you be Gordon's perfect
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Manchester, Greater Manchester
4Charlie's ideal home Say hello to stunning Charlie! Charlie has come into Dogs Trust care through no fault of his own and is ready to find his forever home! He has previously lived with kids and could share his home with children aged 10+ who are confident around larger breeds. Charlie is a social boy and could live with another dog pending successful meets at the centre, but
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Ballymena, Co Antrim
4Patrick's ideal home Meet the new pups on the block! This gorgeous quartet are 10 weeks old and super excited to find their forever homes! Patrick and his three siblings could share their homes with other pets with proper management while they settle in. They are looking for families who will be happy to support them with all their basic puppy training, including housetraining
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Ballymena, Co Antrim
3Oscar's ideal home Oscar is our 11 year old Labrador who is looking for a home with his best friend Leo (5 year old Labrador). They can live with upper primary aged children. They would prefer to be the only Dogs in the home and will need a cat free home. They're happy being left for a few hours once settled. Due to both loving to have fusses and attention and also Leo pulling
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Manchester, Greater Manchester
3Leo's ideal home Leo is our 5 year old Labrador who is looking for a home with his best friend Oscar (11 year old Labrador). They can live with upper primary aged children. They would prefer to be the only Dogs in the home and will need a cat free home. They're happy being left for a few hours once settled. Due to both loving to have fusses and attention and also Leo pulling
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Manchester, Greater Manchester
6Bear and friends!'s ideal home Bear is a handsome 1yr old Labradoodle who is looking for a new home along with a few of his friends. They're all Labradoodles, a mix of male and female and similar ages. They have lived quite a sheltered life so far so will need patient families who will take their time getting to know them and helping them become more confident with the world.
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Leeds, Yorkshire
3Spud's ideal home Say Hi to the handsome lad, Spud! A bouncy Beagle cross Labrador, who loves getting attention from everyone he meets! He could share his home with second school aged children, as long as they are comfortable and confident with Dogs, due to his giddy & playful nature. Due to this energy, he would benefit from a garden to play in and active owners who will
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Leeds, Yorkshire
3Townes's ideal home Townes is a bouncy, one-year-old Staffy cross looking for an active home to match his fun-loving personality. He’s a super friendly boy who greets everyone like an old friend and hands out plenty of kisses and cuddles! As he’s come to us with no history, Townes will need help with his basic training, including housetraining, and time left alone will
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Kenilworth, Warks
3Diesel's ideal home Diesel is a bright, bouncy boy who is full of energy and fun, and is looking for an active home that can give him plenty of mental and physical stimulation. He travels well in the car and would thrive in a family who enjoy adventures, long walks, and ongoing training to keep his clever mind busy. He’s a friendly lad who can be a little enthusiastic when
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Kenilworth, Warks
2Brodie's ideal home Brodie is on our Homestay scheme and is on the search for his new home. He is best suited to an adult only home but could have older children visiting once he has had chance to settle in. Brodie is looking to be the only dog in his home but will benefit from doggy walking friends to build up his social skills. He isn't suitable to live with cats or other
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Evesham, Worcestershire
2Buddy's ideal home Looking for a canine buddy to share your outdoorsy, active lifestyle with? Then meet Buddy! He’s a bundle of energy who loves to get out and about exploring. He’d suit a family who can channel his energy into adventures and fun training activities. Buddy likes to play with toys, is good in the car and is housetrained. He can live with teens who are
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Sadberge, Co Durham
4Jinx's ideal home Jinx is a stunning 6 year old Labrador who is the sweetest wee gentleman. He is a joy to have around and is pretty much a perfect angel! Jinx would prefer to be the only dog in the home for now, whilst he refreshes his social skills with other Dogs. He could share his home with children around primary school age and over. Could you be Jinx's perfect match?
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Glasgow, Scotland
2Jud's ideal home Jud is looking for a forever home that will always have toys and tennis balls on hand! Jud is affectionate and would love to be your adventure and snuggle buddy. Jud can live in a home with older children who are comfortable around large Dogs that can be bouncy. Jud is a real rescue dog who loves to be loved and will thrive with reward based training. He is
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Rescue Centre / Charity • ,
2Finn's ideal home Finn is a stunning 6 month old Lab x Collie who is looking for his chance of a lifetime! He is super sweet and smart - he'd love to find a home where he can continue his basic training. At the moment, Finn is looking to be the only pet in the home. Could you be Finn's perfect match? Finn is currently receiving treatment for an infection, which our vets aren't
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Rescue Centre / Charity • Glasgow, Scotland
2Edward's ideal home Edward is our unbelievably gorgeous 1 year old Labrador crossbreed. This handsome boy would love to find a home where he can both zoom around the garden with a ball and also chill out on the sofa. He can be quite a nervous boy so would like a family that can help him settle in and gain confidence. He would also need to live with another dog as he would love
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Rescue Centre / Charity • West Calder, West Lothian
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.
Labrador Retrievers are one of the UK's most popular dog breeds, known for their friendly temperament, intelligence and versatility. Originally bred as working gundogs, Labradors are highly trainable and are widely used as assistance, therapy and family dogs, making them a reliable choice for a wide range of households.
Labradors typically come in three recognised colours - black, yellow and chocolate - and have a dense, water-resistant coat with a strong, athletic build. They are active, social dogs that require regular exercise, mental stimulation and consistent training from an early age to develop into well-balanced adult dogs.
When looking at Labrador puppies for sale, it’s important to choose a responsible breeder who can provide clear, breed-relevant health information. This should include hip and elbow scores, up-to-date eye testing and any appropriate DNA screening, along with full transparency about how the puppies have been raised and socialised.
If you are new to the breed, you can read our Labrador Buyers Guide, learn what to prepare in our puppy starter pack guide, or explore our Labrador Retriever breed guide for more detailed information.