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2Truffle's ideal home Truffle is a sweet and gentle 6-year-old Cocker Spaniel, who is looking for a home with more than one other dog that’s calm and confident and can show her the way. She is a nervous girl and can become worried by noises so will need adopters that will give her time and patience settling into her new home. As she is underconfident, Truffle is looking for
3Kit's ideal home Kit is a very friendly and excitable 1 year old Cocker Spaniel. She could share her home with primary school aged children who are confident around a bouncy and sometimes mouthy young dog. She could also live with another friendly dog as long as they can cope with her energy levels! She loves meeting people, going on walks and playing with her toys. She's your
1Duggee's ideal home Meet 2 year old Duggee. He's a friendly Poodle x Cocker Spaniel who is on the search for a new forever home. He must be the only pet in the home but has the potential to make a few dog friends out on walks - he can be very selective about who he wants to socialise with! He could live with secondary school aged children who are confident around a sometimes
1Ted's ideal home Ted is an 11m old Cockapoo who is part of our Home Stay scheme, which means he is living with his owners and isn't currently in the centre but once matched we can arrange for appointments to meet him here. Ted would like someone to be around most of the time and once settled, build slowing on being left. Ted would be happy to have some dog friends outside of
2Arlo's ideal home Arlo is a bubbly 1yr old Spaniel Bulldog Crossbreed who's looking for a new home to call his own. He's a fun and friendly lad who adores people but needs a little space to feel confident initially. He'll be fine with older kids who understand when to let him relax and he could also share his home with a doggy friend of similar personality. He'll need someone
2Harry's ideal home Harry is a very friendly boy that enjoys spending time with his favourite people! He would love his new family to be around all of the time whilst he settles in but can gradually build up to 1-2 hours. Harry needs to be the only dog in the home but would enjoy having some well matched friends to socialise with out on walks. He can live with sensible children
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3Dog's ideal home Dotty and Dog are currently staying with one of our amazing foster families. They can live with young adults (aged 15+) and they must live together, but are not suitable to live with other pets in the home. They are looking for a quiet home environment where the family can be around most of the day initially, but given time they could be left 3-4 hours. Could
3Dotty's ideal home Dotty and Dog are currently staying with one of our amazing foster families. They can live with young adults (aged 15+) and they must live together, but are not suitable to live with other pets in the home. They are looking for a quiet home environment where the family can be around most of the day initially, but given time they could be left 3-4 hours.
2Toby's ideal home 8 month old Toby is a handsome chap looking for a patient family to help him develop into a confident young man. He can live with older children aged 15+ but must be the only pet in the home whilst he builds up his socialisation skills. Toby will need someone to be at home for most of the time initially whilst he gets used to his surroundings and to help him
5Bobby's ideal home Bobby is a 1 year old Malinois-cross who is looking for a quiet, adult-only home with a secure garden. He is lacking in confidence, so is needing patient and understanding adopters who will help him settle in and slowly build him up to his full potential. He enjoys walking in calm, relaxed environments, so walking routes like these near the home would be
2Nemo's ideal home Nemo can live with children aged 8 and over and securely caged small animals in his new home, but no dogs or cats. He is a very excitable boy that loves spending time with people. Nemo will need someone around whilst he settles in and will then need his building hours to be built up very gradually. He would prefer a quieter home away from busy roads and would
2Hugo's ideal home Hugo is a happy little 9-month-old Cocker Spaniel on the search for an active home. He could join a home with a neutered and fully vaccinated dog, as long as they are able to cope with a boisterous pup who wants to play. Hugo has been in a home with cats previously but again can get quite excitable so any felines in the home must be very confident and bold
3Teddy's ideal home Teddy is an adorable 8 year old Cockerpoo who loves her human friends and loves a fuss but preferably when its on her own terms. Teddy loves people but can be a little conflicted with her handling so needs patient, adult owners who are happy to give her the time & space she needs to feel comfortable. She is a playful pooch with lots of character and is a
2Kiki and Roxy's ideal home Kiki (5yrs old) and Roxy (2yrs old) are an adorable pair of Cockerpoos who are looking for a new home together. They'll be fine with older kids who understand when to let them relax. They're fine around other dogs out and about but want their home to be just theirs. They can be unsettled by too much noise so their home will need to be in a more
3Dexter's ideal home Dexter is a sweet boy who has settled in well into his foster home. He can be shy in the beginning but he does soon start to come out of his shell. He can live with young adults aged 15 years + but must be the only pet in the home. Could you be Dexter's perfect match? Dexter loves his walks and is a good traveller in the car. His leaving hours can be built
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Adopting a Cocker Spaniel 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 Cocker Spaniel is matched with the right home.
Before adopting a Cocker Spaniel, consider the breed’s exercise needs, grooming requirements, and temperament. Understanding the typical traits of a Cocker Spaniel can help you decide if it’s the right fit for your lifestyle.
Browse the listings on this page to see Cocker Spaniel dogs currently available for adoption. You can filter by location to find Cocker Spaniels 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.