4Scooby's ideal home Scooby is looking for an active home where his breed traits can be met. He can struggle to come back when called, especially when distracted by smells therefore he is looking for someone who can help support his training with this. Scooby does have a prey drive, and would need help with this out and about on walks. Could you be Scooby's perfect match?
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3Jimmy's ideal home Jimmy is on the search for his forever home! His ideal home would be with a patient and loving family. He is a worried boy who needs to learn about the world. Due to his worries, he should have minimal leaving hours and visitors to start with, to help him build confidence in a new home environment. Jimmy could live with a smaller, older dog that can respect
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1Loki's ideal home Loki is a wonderful dog who will truly thrive in a calm, peaceful home. He’s looking for a household with no more than two residents, where he can enjoy a relaxed environment without too much hustle and bustle. Loki is best suited to a home with adults or older teenagers who can give him the understanding and space he needs. He would love a private garden
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2Bear's ideal home Bear is a wonderful, lively companion who would truly flourish in a home where he can be part of everyday life. He loves being included in family activities, whether that means enjoying playtime, going on regular walks, or simply relaxing with his loved ones. His curious and energetic nature makes him a joy to engage with, and he also appreciates those calm,
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1Ralphie's ideal home Ralphie is a 1-year-old bundle of energy with a waggy tail and a big personality! He loves meeting new people and is friendly with other Dogs during introductions. However, due to his guarding behaviors, he cannot live with other Dogs, pets, or children and is best suited to an adult-only home. Ralphie has shown resource guarding and can be wary in the
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7Bear's ideal home Bear is a loving boy who is on the search for his new family. He has a good history around children so is suitable to live with secondary school aged children. Bear can share his home with a playful pooch that can match his playstyle, pending a successful mix at the centre. Bear previously lived with cats, and could do so again with a confident cat pending
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Adam's ideal home Adam is an approximately 1-year-old boy who is still discovering the world. He can be a little shy and wary when meeting new people, but his curiosity soon shines through. He is super friendly and very excitable when meeting other Dogs, and we feel he would thrive in a home with a confident resident dog who can help show him that the world isn’t such a
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Arlo's ideal home Arlo is a 2-year-old, super sweet boy who can be a little shy when meeting new people, so he’s looking for calm, patient adopters who are happy to let him go at his own pace while he gets his feelings in check. Once he knows you, he absolutely loves a snuggle and will happily curl up for some quality time. Arlo has a medium energy level, enjoys his toys,
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1Benny's ideal home Benny is a 2-year-old, medium-energy cockerpoo who is shy when first meeting new people but quickly warms up once he feels safe and secure. He’s confident around other Dogs and could potentially live with another dog, pending a successful mix here at the centre. Benny loves exploring new areas and really enjoys his walks, so he’ll suit an active home
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1Simba's ideal home Simba is looking for a home where everyone is over the age of 12 years old and where he won’t be left for longer than a couple of hours at a time. He can live with another well-matched dog but no other pets. He will need a quiet area to live in as he can be quite worried by noises. Could you be Simba's perfect match? Gorgeous Simba is a sweet but nervous
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2George's ideal home George is a friendly, cheeky boy who is looking for a quiet yet active home. He loves going out for walks but can also get overwhelmed easily, and would prefer quieter areas to walk around. George would like someone to be home with him throughout the day and enjoys snuggles on the sofa! Could you be George's perfect match? George is a very affectionate boy
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3Ozzy's ideal home These two cuties are looking for a home to share with each other but no other pets. They can live with children aged 12 upwards and can be left a full working day as long as they have each other! Could you be Ozzy's perfect match? Ozzy and Ella are gorgeous Dogs looking for a home to adore them. They can be a little shy at times and Ozzy, in particular, is
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6Jasper's ideal home Jasper is a sensitive but sweet lad who came into our care after being found as a stray. He initially lacks confidence but after a few days of settling in, he has started to come out of his shell. He is looking for an adult only home but once settled should be ok having older children visit. Jasper is looking for a home as the only dog but will benefit from
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5Codie's ideal home Codie is a handsome 10-year-old Spaniel cross who is looking for his forever retirement home alongside his best friend, Bella. The pair have lived together in a home for the past 7 years and are very closely bonded, so they are hoping to be rehomed together through no fault of their own. Codie is the more confident of the two and generally copes better with
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2Cooper's ideal home Cooper is looking for an active, loving home who can give him all the mental and physical stimulation he requires, alongside all the lap cuddles he desires too! Cooper is currently in a foster home with one of our wonderful fosterers and her own resident dog, Cooper gets on great with her, and many Dogs, but would probably be bets living as the only dog in
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Rupert's ideal home Rupert, a handsome one-year-old Cocker-Poo, is bursting with energy and enthusiasm for life. As a young, active boy, he’s looking for a home that can channel his energy into a happy, fulfilling routine. A house with a garden would be ideal so he has space to enjoy a good run around and he would thrive with adopters who lead an active lifestyle. Rupert
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Farley's ideal home Farley is ready to start looking for his new forever home. Farley is a 10 1/2 year old springer spaniel cross Cocker Spaniel. He is still active and very much enjoys quiet walks in the countryside. He finds busy environments overwhelming and very much prefers a quiet Adult only home environment with nice quiet walks. He will need to be the only pet in the
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2Oliver's ideal home Oliver is an approx 3 month old Cocker Spaniel cross Staffy pup, looking for a special new home to call his own. He could live with other Dogs or be the only dog in his new home and would like humans who are around initially to help settle him in and then not to be left home alone for too long afterwards. Oliver's new family will need to understand that he
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1Tucker's ideal home Tucker is a delightful 10 month old Cockapoo, he is a friendly boy and could join a home with children of Primary School Age and older who are confident around excitable Dogs as being a pup he can still show his excitement by jumping up. Tucker would be best suited to being the only pet in the home but could have doggy friends on walks. Tucker doesn't like
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3Miles's ideal home Miles is a super sweet, energetic, bouncy boy who would love a family to call his own. He can live with children age 14+ but must have previous dog experience. This is because he be very jumpy and excitable when meeying people. Miles can live with another dog in the home, but this isn't essential. He can be worried about meeting new Dogs and will avoid and
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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.
