Help to give them a loving home

Every dog deserves
a second chance

This is the official website.
Potential adopters can only view a dog once we have spoken with you and carried out a home visit.

We are happy to accept a minimum donation of £250 to adopt a dog. This is vital funding to support our kennelling and veterinary costs and to enable us to service our voucher scheme which is exclusive to our adopters.

We currently:

Re-home an average of 120 dogs annually;
Liaise with other dog charities and the Dog Warden.
Run a fostering service for dogs signed into the care of Barrk, who have a long-term illness/condition and/or are very senior;

Our dogs looking to be rehomed

Please ensure that you have read the particular dog’s profile and that you can meet all their needs before submitting a pro-forma.

No Further Enquiries

Poppy

Staffordshire Bull Terrier Cross

18 Months

Female
Bouncy

No experience around cats, fine around most dogs she meets but can display some dominance

Meet Poppy

Bella

Pug x Jack Russell

9 Years Old

Female
Nervous
No Recall

Bella is fine around dogs she meets when out and about, will need access to a secure garden

Meet Bella

Jessie

Patterdale Terrier

7 Months

Female
Bouncy
Energetic

She has no experience of cats and given that she has a high prey drive

Meet Jessie

Louis

French Bull Dog

3 Years Old

Male
Good Recall
Nervous

He is quite a nervous boy so we feel that an adult only home would suit him best

Meet Louis

View all dogs

How rehoming works

Enquire

Follow Up

This will be followed up with a home visit to your property.

Acceptance

Rehomed once you have been assessed and accepted.

We are happy to accept a minimum donation of £250 to adopt a dog. This is vital funding to support our kenneling and veterinary costs which are ever increasing each year.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the process for adopting a dog?

What is the process to place my dog into the care of BARRK?

We understand that for the vast majority of people the decision to place your dog into our care would not have been taken lightly. Initially we will get information over the phone to make a general assessment of your dog, this will be followed by an outdoor home visit which allows us to get a general feel for the dog’s temperament and will aid us in establishing a suitable match, this will also be an opportunity for us to get a much broader profile/photograph, which will be posted on our website.

What is the cost to adopt a dog?

What is the cost to place a dog into the care of BARRK?