Dogs in Co. Cork

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  • Ruby – Photo 1 of 1

    Ruby

    €200adoption fee

    Dog · 4-5 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Ruby is a small Maltese mix, approximately 4–5 years old. We are not sure what he is mixed with, but he is a small dog. Ruby can be quite fearful and nervous, and we believe he may have had some difficult experiences earlier in life. There is also a possibility that he spent a lot of time tied or leashed outside when he was younger, which may help explain his strong fear of leads and some of his nervous behaviour. He can be territorial and may bark a lot, especially when he feels unsure or uncomfortable. Ruby is not leash trained and is very frightened of leads. When a leash is put on him, he tends to freeze rather than walk, so he would need a very patient and gentle approach to leash training. Ruby is affectionate and enjoys human attention. He will approach people himself for attention and especially likes head rubs. However, he can become nervous if he feels overwhelmed, so he is happiest when attention is given on his terms and his body language is respected. He has been patient around children and has not shown a tendency to bite. However, because he can be nervous and somewhat unpredictable when frightened, interactions with children should always be supervised and calm. Ruby does not seem bothered by cats, but he does not get along well with other dogs. He can become very reactive and aggressive around them, particularly in his own space. This is the main reason he is being rehomed, as there is now another small dog in the household and Ruby is not coping well with having another dog around. Because of this, Ruby would likely be best suited to a home where he is the only dog. He would benefit from an experienced, patient owner who understands fearful or reactive dogs and can give him time, space and consistent boundaries. A quieter home may suit him best, where he can gradually build trust and receive gentle training. to apply for Ruby, please fill out our Adoption Questionnaire

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
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    Benno

    €200adoption fee

    Collie · 5 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Benno is a beautiful, healthy, 5 year-old rough collie looking for a quiet, loving home. He is a clever and energetic dog who needs regular exercise and stimulation. Benno is a lot of fun to be around when there’s a frisbee or ball to chase, and he loves to rub his back on a frosty lawn! Benno can be headstrong but is also keen to please and likes obedience training (with treats). Benno is not especially affectionate, but seeks out his our company and flops companionably at our feet in the evenings. Benno is highly reactive and reacts strongly to noises. He finds loud noises like motorbikes, blenders and vacuum cleaners threatening and reacts aggressively with barking. He also sometimes also barks at other sounds like laughter, singing or children playing on the street. He is overly protective of his household and can be aggressive towards visitors. He gets excited by airplanes (and will give chase). Benno has lived companionably with two cats, but has been the only dog since we adopted him as a puppy. When walking he is a bit nervous of small dogs and can be reactive to larger dogs, but also interested in meeting other dogs. Benno needs a peaceful home, maybe with teenagers but not young children. We’re looking for a quieter home (away from an airport flight path) and an experienced owner who can help Benno overcome his reactive and protective tendencies and become a happier and more settled version of himself. to apply for Benno, please fill out our Adoption Questionnaire

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
  • Dustin – Photo 1 of 2

    Dustin

    €200adoption fee

    Terrier · 21 months · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Meet Dustin , our 21-month-old neutered Irish Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier. He’s a registered purebred with papers, stands about 60cm tall, and has a soft, golden, non-shedding coat. I always thought Dustin and I would grow old together, so writing this breaks my heart. We’re rehoming him because our home is surrounded by horses, and he’s become determined to get into the fields to round them up, which puts both him and the horses at risk. We spent six months trying and considering everything: fencing, GPS collars and additional training, but nothing can match his herding instinct. The space is too big to fence in, and building a pen and keeping him penned up while his dog friends play freely would be no life for such a sociable boy. He deserves somewhere he can run safely. Dustin is joyful, affectionate and full of character. He’s wonderful with children, loves everyone he meets, and is happiest playing with other dogs. He adores woodland walks, beach runs, car trips and the postman (who brings him biscuits!). He’s housetrained, knows lots of tricks, and is a champion cuddler. What we’re hoping for: 1. A doggy companion to play with. He’d make a wonderful younger brother. 2. A large, secure garden away from livestock and with no access to traffic. Dustin is fully vaccinated, and his March booster is already paid for. His vet records are available and show he’s prone to itchy paws, which is very manageable. Dustin is my shadow and the centre of our world. We love him beyond measure, and the hardest part is knowing we won’t see him grow into the wonderful adult dog we know he’ll be. If you think you could give him the home he deserves, please fill out the West Cork Animals Adoption Questionnaire.

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
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    Rocco

    €200adoption fee

    Dog · 6 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    With a very heavy heart, we’re looking for a new home for our much-loved Rocco. After many years as part of our family, an unexpected move abroad for work means we now have to find the right person or family to love him for the next chapter of his life. ❤️ Rocco is a dog who has definitely travelled. Born in Hungary, shipped out to the Middle East, where we were lucky enough to find him in a rescue shelter, and after two years with us, we brought him home to Ireland to continue living with our family. Around the house, Rocco’s favourite place to be is chilling with us all. With young kids, he moves from room to room and will happily plonk himself down wherever they are — sometimes right in the middle of their fort! 😂 Rocco’s bowel movements are like clockwork — up in the morning and out he goes, and again in the evening. He’s fully house-trained and, when he needs to go out, he’ll generally just come and stand beside you to let you know. During the day, he’s often out in the back garden with the kids at their tree house, playing or simply tagging along with them on whatever adventure they’re having out the back. He’s fed once in the morning and has always been very puppy-like, something we’ve been told from the beginning and something the kennels he stays with while we’re on holidays have said too. At the kennels, he happily plays and mixes with all the other dogs and has no problem staying there overnight. We’re very happy to provide references from them. If we’re heading off for the day, Rocco is quite happy at home and we’ll usually just leave the radio on for him for a bit of company. When a visitor comes to the house, there’s no barking — simply a sniff to say hello. Then off he’ll go to find a toy, a bone, a ball — anything he can bring back in the hope that you’ll play with him. Living out in the countryside, we know how privileged we are, and Rocco is completely at home here. With cows grazing in the fields next door and nature all around us, he’s just as chilled outside as he is in the house. Out for walks, predominantly in our local woods, you may get a bark when an oncoming dog approaches, as Rocco is lead-reactive. He’s much better now than when we first met him and really just wants to be free to go over and say hello. Off the lead and in the kennels, he’s happily playing and socialising with other dogs. Rocco has been my son’s best friend since birth — he’s now 8. He happily lets our now 6-year-old play with his long hair, and our 3-year-old, well, she’s only recently become taller than him! 😂 He really has grown up as part of our children’s lives and right in the middle of our family. Health-wise, Rocco is doing incredibly well for 12. He’s not on any medication and never has been. Two years ago, he had a twisted stomach which required an operation. The operation went really well and he’s had no problems since. He will occasionally develop a hot spot, particularly if we’ve been away on holiday a little too long. If one appears, we pop his cone on to stop him bothering it, which he doesn’t mind at all, and he’s usually fine again within a few days. Our move has all come about very quickly and certainly wasn’t something we had planned for. At 12, Rocco is beginning to slow down with old age, his hearing is starting to go too, and where we’re moving will simply be too hot for him. We don’t feel it would be fair to put him through another international move at this stage of his life. We want to find him a loving home where he can continue to live out the rest of his days surrounded by love, companionship and, hopefully, the beautiful countryside he’s become so at home in. ❤️ Hes a real gem of a dog! To apply for rocco, please fill out the adoption questionnaire

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
  • Teddy – Photo 1 of 1

    Teddy

    €200adoption fee

    Shih Tzu Mix · 7 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Teddy is a 7 year old Shih Tzu mix. Teddy is a great little man and loves to be around people, he wants to be involved in everything and likes to just potter around with you, Teddy would not be suited for long leaving hours. Teddy does not know how to walk on lead, so this will be something that his new owners will need to work on, although he has already started to show progress here. He gets along fine with other dogs, so can be homed either, as an only dog or with another smaller companion, Teddy is fine with cats. As Teddy grew up in a rural home, he can be quite sensitive to noises, people passing by and car doors closing etc, so a rural home will be best for him Teddy will need regular grooming, owners will need to maintain his coat as well as visit a professional groomer every few months Teddy has no experience with children, so an adult only home if you think you can offer this lovely lad thhe perfect home, please fill out our Adoption Questionnaire

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
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    Stray S211

    €250adoption fee

    Dog · 1-2 years

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Stray S211 possible Lakeland Terrier mix estimated to be 1-2 years found in the Marina, Blackrock area on the 1st October bought to the CSPCA by the City Dog Warden Service. Microchipped and no ID collar will go up for rehoming on 12th October 2026 if not reclaimed. Please share to find the owners. To go through the reclaim process please contact info@cspca.ie or call 0214515534. Proof of ownership required: -Proof of ID. -Proof of Address. -Microchip details must match the owner details provided. -Veterinary records with Microchip referenced. -Dog License in date. -Images of dog.

    Listed byCork SPCA
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    Stray S209

    €250adoption fee

    Lab · 5 years

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Lab cross estimated to be 5 years found in the Blackpool area on the 30th September bought to the CSPCA by the City Dog Warden Service. Microchipped and no ID collar will go up for rehoming on 9th October 2026 if not reclaimed. Please share to find the owners. To go through the reclaim process please contact info@cspca.ie or call 0214515534. Proof of ownership required: -Proof of ID. -Proof of Address. -Microchip details must match the owner details provided. -Veterinary records with Microchip referenced. -Dog License in date. -Images of dog. See less

    Listed byCork SPCA
  • Nala – Photo 1 of 1

    Nala

    €250adoption fee

    Labrador Springer Spaniel Mix · 7 months · Female

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Meet the beautiful Nala, a gorgeous female Labrador Springer Spaniel mix, 7 months old. Nala is only young, so she is still learning about the world. She will need some lead training as she is not used to walking on a lead yet. Nala is spayed and also, of course, fully vaccinated, microchipped and wormed. Adoption donation €250

    Listed byRehoming Cork Pets
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    Pair

    Toby & Minnie

    €250adoption fee

    Chihuahua

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Toby (Left) and Minnie (Right) These two Chihuahuas are a really sweet couple. Toby is two years old, and Minnie is three. We're looking for someone with experience and, equally important, love for Chihuahuas. They need to stay together, so you'll be getting double the trouble and double the fun (if you know, you know). Both were unneutered, unvaccinated and not microchipped, so there was a lot of vet work to be done. That's all done, and now they’re waiting and ready to go to make a family complete. Home visit applies, and €250 adoption donation per dog.

    Listed byRehoming Cork Pets
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    Charlie

    €250adoption fee

    Bichon · 10 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Charlie is a 10-year-old Bichon with lots of personality. He’s looking for an early retirement home. Only because he’s an older gent, we’d prefer him to go to an adult home as he’s just looking for a good life, comfortable home, short walks and lots of love ❤️ He’s been vet checked, including bloods and is very fit and healthy. He does need to restart his vaccinations, which we will begin, and if he’s snapped up before the second vaccination, we will give you a voucher for one of our vets to cover the second shot. Home visit will apply as with all our dogs and adoption fee is €250. Don’t let this guy get away, apply asap

    Listed byRehoming Cork Pets
  • Pluto – Photo 1 of 3

    Pluto

    €250adoption fee

    Lab · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Pluto is a young male lab whose life has been turned upside down. His family had to give him up due to life changing circumstances and he is now here in a kennel environment. Something he has never seen before. He is afraid and nervous of this place but still brave enough to sit for a treat. We are looking for people who are dog savvy and kids over 12 due to his size and age. Think you can provide Pluto’s forever home, if so fill out the application form below. If you have a garden it must be fully enclosed. Homecheck by Dog Warden Services and dog meet required onsite if you have other dogs. All dogs are spayed/neutered, vaccinated, treated for parasites, microchipped and registered prior to adoption day ! Labradors are working breeds that require daily training and exercise regardless of their age. This guy will make a great dog for the right owner, is it you ? Dog will be available for adoption from 5th October 2026.

    Listed byCork SPCA
  • Jasper – Photo 1 of 8

    Jasper

    €250adoption fee

    German Shepherd · 1-2 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Young German shepherd estimated to be1-2 years found in the Knocknaheeny area in September bought to the CSPCA by the City Dog Warden Service. Was sadly not microchipped and never reclaimed despite advertising he was here! Knows his sit and stay commands so someone put work and care into his puppyhood. Homecheck required by Cork City Council Dog Warden Service. Dog meet required onsite if you have other dogs. Fully enclosed garden required and knowledge of restricted breed regulations. https://www.corkcity.ie/en/council-services/services/dogs-animal-welfare/controlled-breeds/ All dogs regardless of age require training this will be expected if you adopt a dog.

    Listed byCork SPCA
  • Tia – Photo 1 of 1

    Tia

    €200adoption fee

    Dog · 6 months · Female

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Tia is around 8 months of age and has not had a stable upbringing to date. In spite of this she is eager to please, affectionate, gentle and ripe for training. We really hope to turn around her fortunes. Tia was bought at a fair where she shared a pen with several other 6 month old pups. We know this girl has had to fend for herself in her early months – she eats and swallows stones, she eats soil, and she is protective of resources around other dogs. We are looking for a home who can slowly undo these experiences and help her develop confidence across these next crucial months. Tia is super with all dogs she meets, but she would prefer to be the only dog in the home. Future owners should be committed to giving her regular opportunity to meet, walk with and play with other dogs. A daily walk with a dog buddy or visits to dog parks, must be part of her future. Tia walks well on lead and she is very in-tune with her person, always searching them out when she is offlead. Tia will be fine to live with children 8+. We don’t know about cats but she will probably settle fine with them. Leaving hours would not be helpful for Tia, we would like someone to be around and interacting with Tia throughout the day. If you are interested in this wonderful girl, please read the Adoption Process on the website and apply using the Adoption Questionnaire.

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
  • Minnie – Photo 1 of 1

    Minnie

    €200adoption fee

    Dog · 8 years · Female

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Minnie is an 8 year old JRT. She is the dinkiest, sweetest little girl, but she is timid and will need a calm, loving and encouraging home. Minnie has never learned how to walk on the lead. Future owners will need to put time into this aspect of her training. A secure, ample garden for Minnie would be an asset. A quieter home would also help her as she lacks confidence around people – tending to hit the floor when approached. She ADORES cuddles and affection though so will be a lovely lap-pet! Minnie lived with another dog in the past, butwe would like her to have a calmer, more people-focused future. A home with another gentle, welcoming dog will certainly be considered, or a home where she would be the only dog is also ideal. Minnie is fine with cats. If you would like to offer this sweet poppet a home, please read the Adoption Process on our website and apply for Minnie using the Adoption Questionnaire.

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
  • Zebo – Photo 1 of 1

    Zebo

    €200adoption fee

    Spaniel · 10 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Zebo is a 10 year old Brittany Spaniel who is being rehomed because his activity levels are too much for his elderly owners. Zebo is a strong, excitable dog who even at 10 has a need for regular and stimulating exercise. A secure garden would be preferrable for Zebo so he has somewhere to dash around. Zebo does not have a lot of experience around other dogs, he would likely do best in a home where he is the only pet. This is a very happy, well-natured dog that we hope will be a terrific walking and hiking companion for the right owner. To apply please fill in the Adoption Questionnaire for Zebo.

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
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    Charlie

    €200adoption fee

    Jack Russell · 13 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Charlie is a 13-year-old Jack Russell Terrier looking for a quiet home to settle into. He is calm, quiet, and in good health for his age. He likes being outdoors for short walks and strolls, sniffing around, and is always happy to relax close by afterwards. He enjoys a good rub and gentle company. He is currently fed a fresh food diet which suits him well, but as a small dog his routine and care are straight forward. He travels fine in the car, takes life at a gentle pace, and is easy to have around both people and other calm dogs. Charlie’s Details: Breed: Jack Russell Terrier Age: 13 years old (Born July 2013) Temperament: Calm, affectionate, and low-maintenance. Exercise: Enjoys daily outdoor strolls, a good rub, and quiet downtime nearby. Diet: Thrives on fresh/real food, simple routine. Good with: Good with people and relaxed around other dogs. Travel: Good passenger in cars and vans. Health & Status: Neutered, microchipped, and health checked. To apply for Charlie, please fill out our Adoption Questionnaire – West Cork Animals

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
  • Clover – Photo 1 of 1

    Clover

    €245adoption fee

    Lurcher · 2.5 years · Female · Medium

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Clover is a sweet lady about 2.5 years old. Clover will make a wonderful family pet, and loves a good snooze on the couch. If Clover is the one for you, please complete the application form, or call 087 2952098.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Sammy

    €245adoption fee

    Cockapoo · 8-10 Years · Male · Small

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Sammy is a wonderful character, who makes friends everywhere he goes. He is a pure gentleman with lovely manners on his lead, and he is great company and very affectionate. If Sammy is the one for you, please complete the application form, or call 087 2952098.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Piper

    Lurcher · 2 years · Female · Medium

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Piper is a 2 year old petite lurcher, possibly a whippet cross terrier. She is a loving and playful girl, very bouncy, but she can be anxious around new people and can take time to trust. She will really thrive however with the attention in a new loving home. She loves to snuggle on the sofa. She gets on well with other dogs and is good on the lead. She is house trained and crate trained. No cats and teenage children best. Piper would do great as the only dog with plenty of company where she can get the love she craves. She is perfect out and about meeting other dogs. She is used to living in the country so a built up city area wouldn’t suit.

    Listed byCork Dog Action Welfare Group (DAWG)
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    Sparky

    Terrier X · 10 years · Male · Small

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Meet Sparky. He is a sprightly gent of 10 years. Loves loves the ball. He is excellent on the lead. Is great with children and adores company. He needs some work with his housetraining. He barely barks at the moment which is unusual for a terrier. Quiet boy, sleeps all night. No cats for Sparky.

    Listed byCork Dog Action Welfare Group (DAWG)