Cheshire Dogs’ Home Animal rescue service in Warrington, Cheshire

Lesley Walker

"I can’t say enough good things about Manchester and Cheshire Dogs’ Home! The staff and volunteers are truly passionate, caring, and dedicated to giving every dog the best chance at a happy life. The facilities are clean and well-kept, and it’s clear the dogs are well looked after, loved, and treated with respect.The adoption process was smooth, informative, and never rushed. They really take the time to make sure both you and the dog are a good match. I adopted beautiful Gwen from Cheshire Dog Home and she's been in her forever home for 2 days and she has been an absolute STAR. Ruby my previous girl was from Manchester Dogs Home and she was amazing in every way. She sadly went over the Rainbow Bridge in Jan at the age of 15. When you rescue, you are changing 2 lifes for the better. The dogs and yours, it’s been two of the best decisions I’ve ever made.Whether you’re looking to adopt, volunteer, or donate, I highly recommend supporting this amazing charity. They’re doing incredible work for animals in need."

Andy Mc

"We adopted our new member of the family here and the staff were all amazing!!They all really care about the dogs in their care and do everything they can for them and do everything they can to help you quickly get your new fur baby ready to go home and get settled.Thank you so much to everyone involved ♥️"

Daniel Bennett

"On Saturday morning, we found an ideal dog to replace our late Whippet. We called up at 9am to check if Cricket was available, as we were travelling over an hour to get there, we were told that Cricket was available and we could meet her between 1pm & 4pm. We arrived and were greeted by an incredibly rude receptionist who acted as though we were inconveniencing her by entering reception and asking to meet the dogs.We made our way to the kennel and found Cricket, to see a ‘reserved sign’ . We asked a member of staff if she was actually reserved (as several kennels all had the same signs) and if we could take her for a little walk to meet her, they just grunted, said ‘I don’t know’ and then walked away. We were told that we were unable to get closer to the dogs as we weren’t allowed to open the building doors as it would let the heat out. We went back to reception to ask the same question, she said fill an online application in, if we accept it and you pass a successful home visit then you can meet Cricket. I questioned, ‘what if after all the process, when you finally meet the dog she isn’t the right fit for you?’ She just argumentatively said ‘that’s the way we do things’. The lady on reception definitely needs some training in how to speak to potential customers.All of our other pets have been through rescues, and the process has always been positive. Cheshire dogs home have shown us why so many others choose to buy a puppy and not adopt a rescue.This morning, a day after the experience, Cricket has been removed from the website. We wasted a huge part of our day because of the incompetence of the team at Cheshire dog homes."

A Rogers

"Lovely staff, friendly and really care for the dogs. So happy to find our gorgeous dog from here, they made everything really easy for us and now we have a lovely dog in our family"

john bates

"The staff here are absolutely fabulous, and really care for the finding the right owners for the dogs. The facilities are also brilliant, and allow you to meet a greet your new family member."