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Eggs's ideal home 1 year - 7mth old Eggs is a poodle x and now ready to find his new forever home. He came to us with very little history so a quiet, Adult only home is essential. This lovely lad is super special and came to us in a very poor state, his condition has resulted in him being blind. He can live with another calm dog (pending a successful dog mix here at the
2Pete's ideal home Pete is a fun and playful 2yr old Poodle Crossbreed who is looking for a new start after being sadly found as a stray. His coat was in an awful state when he was found. We've been able to groom him and he's now looking super handsome again, but his new family must be prepared to keep on top of his grooming. He'll be fine with older kids who are confident
3Milo's ideal home Milo is a super friendly, very affectionate little lad who’s looking for a new home. He can be a little bit worried by younger children, so would be best suited to living with children aged 8 or older, who can respect his boundaries and understand how to interact with him. As a slightly older boy, he does prefer a quiet life, so a calmer household with lots
2Murphy's ideal home Murphy is a super friendly, very affectionate little lad who’s looking for a new home. He could live with another dog who is already established within the home, or he could be rehomed with his friend Milo. Murphy would like a private garden where he can mooch around and maybe even sunbathe when the weather permits it, however, this isn't an essential
3Roby's ideal home Roby is looking for a home where any children are over the age of 14. He could potentially live with another calm dog who won't expect too much play from him, but no cats. Roby is house trained and once settled could be left for around 3 - 4 hours. His coat is quite high maintenance and will require regular trips to the groomers, so this cost should be
1Jodie's ideal home Jodie is a 3 year old Crossbreed! She is an energetic girl who is full of beans! Jodie would love to find a home where she can spend time with her people. She loves a fuss and will sit next to you on the couch for a cuddle. Jodie can be left for a few hours at a time and will settle well. Jodie could live with older primary school aged children and
3Remi's ideal home Remi is a sweet girl who can live with children aged 16 and over as long as they are sensible and happy not to over-handle. She will need a private, secure garden to run around in while she builds her confidence up and for this reason would also love a home with access to quiet walks. She could potentially live with another dog, pending successful meets at
2Harry Snr's ideal home Harry is on the search for his forever home with adopters who can show him lots of love. He is a gentle boy and could live with primary school aged children. He can go home with another dog who doesn’t mind that at times he may be non-interactive and can live with other animals in the home. Harry would prefer a garden, but this is not essential. He can
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
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Adopting a Poodle 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 Poodle is matched with the right home.
Before adopting a Poodle, consider the breed's exercise needs, grooming requirements, and temperament. Understanding the typical traits of a Poodle can help you decide if it's the right fit for your lifestyle.
Browse the listings on this page to see Poodle dogs currently available for adoption. You can filter by location to find Poodles 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.