Looking to adopt a rescue dog in Lincolnshire? We have found 6 dedicated dog rescues in Lincolnshire, including in Skegness, Loughborough, Brigg and Bourne, plus 9 general animal rescue centres that also rehome dogs. They include Seaside Greyhounds – Greyhound Adoption Skegness, Dogs Trust Loughborough Rehoming Centre and Jerry Green Dog Rescue.
Click on any rescue to see its contact details, opening hours, reviews and map, then get in touch to ask which dogs are currently looking for homes.
Dog rescues in Lincolnshire
- Dogs Trust Loughborough Rehoming Centre Animal rescue service - Loughborough
- Fen Bank Greyhound Sanctuary Animal rescue service - Boston
- Jerry Green Dog Rescue Animal rescue service - Boston
- Jerry Green Dog Rescue Animal rescue service - Brigg
- Seaside Greyhounds - Greyhound Adoption Skegness Animal shelter - Skegness
- Three Counties Dog Rescue Animal rescue service - Bourne
Other rescue centres in Lincolnshire that may have dogs
These general animal rescues and shelters rehome a range of animals. Contact them to ask whether they currently have dogs looking for homes.
- DAWGS Animal rescue service - Alford
- Donna's Animal Rescue Animal rescue service - Lincoln
- DunRunnin Rehoming Kennels Pet adoption service - Longfield
- FurBuddies Animal Rehoming Centre Animal rescue service - Lymington
- Large Munsterlander (German Gundog) Rescue Animal rescue service - Cleethorpes
- Lincolnshire Rescue Kennels Animal rescue service - Lincoln
- New York Ferret Rescue Animal rescue service - Lincoln
- The Mirkwood Rest Home for Retired Sheep Animal shelter - Boston
- The Mutts Nutts Rescue Animal rescue service - Stamford
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Adopting a rescue dog in Lincolnshire
- Expect a home check. Most dog rescues will visit your home and check your garden fencing before you adopt.
- Meet the dog more than once. Many rescues encourage several visits or walks so you can get to know each other.
- Bring the family. Rescues usually want to see how the dog gets on with children and any dogs you already have.
- Think about breed rescues. If you love a particular breed, such as greyhounds or spaniels, a breed-specific rescue may have the right dog for you.
- Plan for the costs. As well as the adoption fee, budget for food, vet care and pet insurance from day one.
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to adopt a dog in Lincolnshire?
Adoption fees vary between rescues and usually cover vaccinations, microchipping and neutering. Check each rescue’s website or ask them directly.
Can I adopt a rescue dog if I work full time?
Often yes, but rescues will want to know how your dog will be cared for during the day, for example by a dog walker or daycare. Some dogs cope better with time alone than others.
Not just looking for a dog? Browse all rescue centres in Lincolnshire or see dog rescues in other counties.