6Soda Pop's ideal home Soda Pop really lives up to his name! He is a 7 year old Springer Spaniel looking for an active family that can keep up with his energy. Soda Pop is a typical working breed that would thrive in a home that has good knowledge of the Springer Spaniel breed. Soda Pop could live with another resident dog - if they are tolerant and able to match Soda's
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4Freddie's ideal home This is Freddie the English Springer Spaniel. He is an active eleven-years-old looking for a loving home. Freddie can share his home with children as young as eleven. He has no history with cats or small furries. He has been fine walking around cows on his lead and has no history with sheep or horses. He would be best suited as the only dog in the home as
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4Aspen's ideal home Are you looking for a dog with bags full of energy and intelligence to match? Then look no further, meet Aspen! Aspen is looking for a home where he can keep learning new things with active adopters. He's able to share his home with older teenagers and could live with a dog. Aspen has lived with a cat previously so could live with a cat with gentle
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3Leo's ideal home Meet our little Leo, he is an 8.5 year old Springer Spaniel looking for his forever home. He can live with another dog in the home, pending a successful meet at the centre. Leo can also live with older secondary school aged children as he can be worried meeting people for the first time. Leo has previously been left alone for a couple of hours during the day
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5Dolly's ideal home Dolly is a proper heart-stealer and is looking forward to finding her new family! At 12 years old, she is ready to relax in her retirement home and lap up all the love and attention she deserves. Dolly is able to live with older primary school aged children who are dog savvy. She has previously lived with another dog before, but would be equally happy as the
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3Floki's ideal home Floki is a super friendly bouncy boy, he can live with primary school children but they will need to have dog experince as she can be boisterous when playing, Floki can live with another dog depending a successful meet at the centre. So the other dog would need to meet his match. He will need to build up his leaving time with patient owners willing to work
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2Bracken's ideal home Meet the handsome Bracken! This boy is searching for his forever home alongside his best friend Fenn, who he has always lived with and is very bonded with. They are able to share their home with older primary school aged children and could also be homed with a resident dog or cat. Bracken & Fenn have come into our care due to the sad passing of their
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1Fenn's ideal home Meet the very special Fenn! This boy is searching for his forever home alongside his best friend Bracken, who he has always lived with and is very bonded with. They are able to share their home with older primary school aged children and could also be homed with a resident dog or cat. Bracken & Fenn have come into our care due to the sad passing of their
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5Pete's ideal home This bundle of energy is Pete! He's looking for a super active family who are interested in training. Pete is full of beans and has a lot of potential to do some extra-curricular training such as agility or scent work. Pete is able to live with older primary school aged children, but will need to be the only dog in his new home. Pete can be quite strong on
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5Luna's ideal home Luna is looking for a calm and understanding forever home with a family who will help her thrive with a little extra support and training. She is a sweet soul who has so much love to give but will need a patient and committed family to help her feel safe and secure. Luna is looking for a quiet, understanding home where she can feel safe and loved. While she
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2Dolly's ideal home Dolly is a tender-hearted girl who is on the search for a quiet home. She is looking for an adult only home where she can be provided with a safe space. Dolly would like to be the only dog in the home for now. She has lived with other Dogs before but is very worried here and needs more socials before she's ready to make new doggy friends. Dolly has lived
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4Harriet's ideal home Harriet is a a calm girl who is going to make a wonderful companion. While we don't know if she has ever been around children before she'll be fine to live with children of around secondary school age Harriet can also live with other Dogs. Any match would need a successful meet in centre before adoption. She will need her own garden because she can be
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3Bilbo's ideal home Bilbo is a a sensitive boy who would love to find a a quiet home. As he is very nervous at the moment Bilbo is looking for an adult-only home. Bilbo has the potential to live with other Dogs. He especially gets on with Dogs that are calmer, and gets worried by boisterous Dogs. Possible matches would be subject to a mix in centre prior to rehoming. As he's
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Adopting a Springer 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 Springer Spaniel is matched with the right home.
Before adopting a Springer Spaniel, consider the breed's exercise needs, grooming requirements, and temperament. Understanding the typical traits of a Springer Spaniel can help you decide if it's the right fit for your lifestyle.
Browse the listings on this page to see Springer Spaniel dogs currently available for adoption. You can filter by location to find Springer 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.
