Rescues
A directory of UK rescues bringing dogs from abroad. Every profile is structured the same way, built from the rescue’s own published information, checked against the official charity register, and dated.
10 of 10 rescues
Rehomes from Spain
A rescue based in Andalucía, Spain, rehoming dogs to the UK, with a published £480 fee that the rescue says includes adoption and transport.
Taken from the rescue's own website, checked 21 October 2026. Rescues change their fees, so confirm the current price with them before you pay anything.
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View profile →Rehomes from Romania
A rescue rehoming dogs from Romania across England, Wales and Scotland, with an adoption donation plus a separately quoted transport fee.
Taken from the rescue's own website, checked 15 October 2026. Rescues change their fees, so confirm the current price with them before you pay anything.
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View profile →Rehomes from Cyprus
A UK registered charity (registered 2022) rehoming dogs from Cyprus, with a minimum contribution towards travel preparation and flight costs quoted separately.
The rescue's own web pages give different prices, so we show what each one says rather than picking one (checked 15 October 2026). Ask the rescue which price applies to you before you pay anything.
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View profile →Rehomes from Greece
A UK registered charity rehoming dogs from the Greek island of Zakynthos, whose website lists a minimum £190 adoption donation plus approximately £430 towards transport.
Taken from the rescue's own website, checked 20 October 2026. Rescues change their fees, so confirm the current price with them before you pay anything.
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View profile →Rehomes from Cyprus
A UK registered charity (registered 2014) rehoming dogs from Cyprus, with a published £720 fee paid in three parts and dogs that fly to Paris before travelling to England.
Taken from the rescue's own website, checked 15 October 2026. Rescues change their fees, so confirm the current price with them before you pay anything.
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View profile →Rehomes from Romania
A UK-registered charity (est. 2017) rescuing dogs from Romania, where it runs its own shelter, and rehoming them across mainland UK through a large volunteer network. This is the rescue we adopted Barnie through.
Taken from the rescue's own website, checked 15 October 2026. Rescues change their fees, so confirm the current price with them before you pay anything.
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View profile →Rehomes from Romania
A UK registered charity (est. 2014) rehoming dogs from Romania, with an all-in fee that covers health testing, vaccinations, passport and transport to the UK.
Taken from the rescue's own website, checked 15 October 2026. Rescues change their fees, so confirm the current price with them before you pay anything.
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View profile →Rehomes from Bulgaria
A Bulgaria-based group (Varna) that says it rehomes dogs from small foster homes to the UK, with a published fee that it says includes vaccinations, passport, microchip and transport.
The rescue's own web pages give different prices, so we show what each one says rather than picking one (checked 19 October 2026). Ask the rescue which price applies to you before you pay anything.
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View profile →Rehomes from Bulgaria
A UK registered charity rehoming dogs from Bulgaria, whose website lists a fee that it says includes vaccinations, vet checks, microchip, passport, neutering and transport to the UK.
The rescue's own web pages give different prices, so we show what each one says rather than picking one (checked 15 October 2026). Ask the rescue which price applies to you before you pay anything.
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View profile →Rehomes from Cyprus
A UK registered charity rehoming dogs from Cyprus, with a published fee that includes vaccinations, blood tests, microchip, pet passport and flight and courier.
Taken from the rescue's own website, checked 15 October 2026. Rescues change their fees, so confirm the current price with them before you pay anything.
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View profile →Only rescues that bring dogs into the UK from overseas are listed. Each profile is built from the rescue’s own website and documents, and charity status is checked against the Charity Commission’s register for England and Wales. Anything a rescue doesn’t publish is shown as “Not stated” rather than guessed.
Every profile is compiled in good faith and to the best of our knowledge, but rescues change their fees and policies, so always confirm the details directly with a rescue before you apply. Listing is free and isn’t an endorsement. Nobody pays to appear here or to be ranked higher. If you run a rescue and something is wrong or out of date, let us know.
Not sure what a rescue’s fee really covers? The adoption cost calculator breaks it down, alongside everything else in the first year.