Are you considering rehoming a pooch in Manchester? If so, there are plenty of centres that can help you find your furever friend. From researching potential breeds and traits, to relying on one of the amazing charities in the area, don't miss out on all the info about Manchester and the surrounding area's rescue centres. Get ready for your pawfect match by finding out more now!

Dog rescues in Manchester

Dogs Trust Manchester

🔗 Site: https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming/our-centres/manchester

🚀 Location: Parkway

Denton

Greater Manchester

M34 3SG

United Kingdom

🏷 Summary: On the 23rd of October 2014, Dogs Trust Manchester opened its doors and became their 21st rehoming centre. The centre was made possible by generous donations from supporters and it certainly is an amazing accomplishment!

A team of 40 canine carers, training and behaviour specialists along with veterinary staff, plus volunteers, are all on hand to make sure each dog gets the best care imaginable while they await their new furever home. Go visit Dogs Trust Manchester soon - you're sure to get greeted by friendly smiles and lots of waggy tails!

Makants Greyhound Rescue North West

🔗 Site: https://makants.uk/

🚀 Location: Makants Farm, Mort Ln

Tyldesley

Greater Manchester

M29 8PF

United Kingdom

🏷 Summary: Makants Greyhound Rescue NW is a small non-profit organisation based in Tyldesley, Greater Manchester that rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes ex-racing greyhounds. The charity works hard to give these retired and injured pooches a new chance, and is supported by a team of dedicated volunteers who help with fundraising, fostering, and giving the best care to these pawfect pups.

Silver Fox Dog Rescue - Bolton

🔗 Site: https://www.silverfoxdogrescue.com/

🚀 Location: Monarchs Meadow Hindley Road

Westhoughton

Greater Manchester

BL5 2DY

United Kingdom

🏷 Summary: A team of dedicated volunteers rescue and rehabilitate dogs from the UK and Europe. None of these animals are kept in kennels; instead, they are sent to foster homes, where they can be assessed on their interactions with families, cats, other dogs, and day-to-day living environments.

All dogs under the group’s care are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, and microchipped before being placed into home-checked homes that promise a lifetime of care and love.

If you think you have what it takes to provide a permanent, loving home for one of these furry friends – and will treat them as family for life – then the team encourages you to get in touch.

Windyway Trust - Macclesfield, Cheshire

🔗 Site: https://www.windyway.org/

🚀 Location: Buxton Old Rd

Macclesfield

Cheshire East

SK11 0AP

United Kingdom

🏷 Summary: The trustees of the charity work hard on a daily basis to make sure that the sanctuary runs smoothly, and that all the animals in their care are happy, healthy and have a good quality of life. They are always looking for new volunteers to come and join them to help with the animals or with any of the many fundraising events and activities that they organise throughout the year.

Dogs Trust Merseyside

🔗 Site: https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming/our-centres/merseyside

🚀 Location: Whiston Lane

Huyton

Merseyside

L36 6HN

United Kingdom

🏷 Summary: Dogs Trust Merseyside is based in Huyton, and their team is dedicated to helping hundreds of dogs each year find loving homes. The organisation is thankful for the generous support of its many supporters that enable them to continue offering these dogs the care they need.

Freshfields Animal Rescue - Liverpool

🔗 Site: https://www.freshfields.org.uk/

🚀 Location: East Lodge Farm, East Ln, Liverpool

Merseyside

L29 3EA

United Kingdom

🏷 Summary: Freshfields Animal Rescue is a charitable organisation that cares for abandoned, abused and unwanted domestic and small farm animals, as well as injured wildlife. They provide temporary refuge and sanctuary to all animals in need, offering food, medication, socialisation and emotional healing before rehoming or release.

The team also works to support communities, local wildlife and the environment through their urban conservation initiatives. They work hard to educate young and old alike and promote high standards of welfare and respect for all animals.

Warrington Animal Welfare - Cheshire

🔗 Site: https://warringtonanimalwelfare.org.uk/

🚀 Location: Slutchers Ln

Warrington

WA1 1NF

United Kingdom

🏷 Summary: Warrington Animal Welfare is a rescue organisation mainly run by volunteers, based in Warrington and its surrounding areas. Their mission is to raise awareness on the importance of neutering and microchipping pets, provide low cost neutering for those on benefits/low income, and offer help with rehoming unwanted pets.

Founded in 1983 WAW provides financial aid to eligible pet owners so they can neuter their pets, reducing the number of strays and unwanted animals. Through their website you can find useful information on all these topics, including what is involved when having a pet microchipped and the advantages that come with it.

They also offer rehoming assistance, with assessments done before posting them for potential new owners to view on websites and social media.

Their first rescue centre opened in 2013 allowing them to help even more animals in need. If you are interested in fostering or adopting one of their listed pooches, please make sure to take time to read their fostering and rehoming policies first.

Manchester & Cheshire Dogs' Home

🔗 Site: https://dogshome.net/

🚀 Location: Crofter’s House, Moss Brook Road Harpurhey, Manchester, M9 5PG (head office)

225 Knutsford Road, Grappenhall, Warrington, WA4 3JZ. (Cheshire Dogs’ Home)

🏷 Summary: Manchester & District Home for Lost Dogs was established in 1893 by a group of Manchester Businessmen concerned about the large number of strays in the city.

The Manchester Home has since become an inner city rescue centre, while an old, run-down site was transformed into a Cheshire Dogs’ Home. Every year, over 7,000 dogs are taken care of at both homes, many of which never get reclaimed by their owners and require close attention during their stay.

In order to provide them with personalised care and support, a Specialist Care Unit at the Cheshire home support them with various behavioural and mentally stimulating activities!

Once fit and healthy, these dogs are made available for adoption, so with always more than 250 dogs looking for their furever home, take a closer look today.

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