Dogs in Co. Cork

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  • Evie – Photo 1 of 1

    Evie

    €245adoption fee

    Lurcher · 2-5 Years · Female · Medium

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Evie is a super friendly girl who loves zoomies in the garden, followed by long snoozy naps. Evie is a great dog who loves to be in the heart of the action, and will be a loyal and faithful companion. She will make a wonderful addition to the right home, bringing a lovely balance of playfulness and gentle affection. If you think Evie might be a good match for you, please register your interest today and our team will be in touch. You can also call 087 2952098 and the team will be happy to chat more about this lovely girl.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Fergie

    €200adoption fee

    Collie Mix · 15 months · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Fergie is a 15 month old male Collie mix He is neutered, microchipped and fully vaccinated. Fergie is full of energy and will need plenty of exercise. fergie currently lives in a rural home, so a similar setting would be ideal to apply for fergie, pelase read the adoption process section on our website and apply using the adoptino questionnaire

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
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    Annie

    Hound · 4 years · Female · Large

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Annie was living on the streets for many weeks before she was caught . She can still be scared in new situations but is improving slowly . She would thrive in a patient home with another dog to help her confidence . She’s around 3 or 4 years old. A secure garden is a must.

    Listed byCork Dog Action Welfare Group (DAWG)
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    Hardy

    €250adoption fee

    Lurcher · 2-3 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Hardy is a gorgeous lurcher who arrived here as a terrified stray. He has now made himself at home as most lurchers do here in kennels. They love to lounge around and watch the antics of kennels. But nothing beats a cozy spot on a couch or dog bed in the living room while your people watch tv after an evening stroll. The promise of a great home is the reason we do this job and we know Hardy will make a great pet. Do you think he could be your future dog.. Apply today. Link for our application is below. Large male Lurcher estimated to be 2-3 years old. All dogs are neutered, microchipped, vaccinated and parasite treated. Again all dogs not raised with cats are assumed a no for co living with cats or rabbits, this applies to Lurchers also.

    Listed byCork SPCA
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    Oscar

    €245adoption fee

    Collie / Cross · 5-7 Years · Male · Medium

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Oscar is a super friendly little chap who loves adventure, and has a real sense of fun. Oscar is very good on his lead, and is a great companion when going on adventures. He has a very friendly temperament, and it will be a lucky home that has him join their family. If you think Oscar might be the perfect match for you, please register your interest today and our team will be happy to chat more about this lovely chap.

    Listed byDublin SPCA / National SPCA
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    Morty and Dana

    €200adoption fee

    Jack Russell

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    “🐾 Bonded Pair Seeking a Home Together – Morty & Dana 🐾 Please note: Morty and Dana are a bonded pair and must stay together. They are very attached to one another and will not be rehomed separately. Morty is an approximately 8-year-old Jack Russell Terrier who has been with his owner since he was a puppy. He is affectionate, energetic, curious, and loves being close to people. He enjoys running in fields, exploring outdoors, learning basic commands, and is highly food-motivated. Morty can become vocal when left alone initially, but settles after a while. He would thrive in a home that can give him regular walks, structure, and stimulation. Dana is a 13-year-old Jack Russell Terrier who is affectionate, playful, and loves comfort. Her favourite things include burrowing under blankets, tug-of-war games, and digging in the garden when she suspects there are rodents nearby. She prefers having her own bed and food space and can growl at Morty if he gets too close during those moments. Dana would benefit from gentle exercise and enrichment to help keep her active and engaged. Both dogs would suit a home experienced with terriers and able to provide routine, attention, stimulation, and secure outdoor space. They would especially appreciate a home with a large, secure grassy garden where they can safely run around and enjoy outdoor time. They are both neutered/spayed. Vaccinations are currently not up to date. This is a very difficult decision, and the priority is finding the right long-term home where they will receive the time, care, exercise, and affection they deserve To apply for Morty and Dana, please fill in the adoption questionnaire

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
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    Tango

    €200adoption fee

    Lurcher · 5 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Tango is a 5 year old saluki lurcher who is a real favourite of everyone at the rescue. He is so beautiful and gentle, but he also gets a regular dose of the giddies which leads to vast, sprinting loops of our fields! Tango, we believe, has never lived inside a home before. He loves bed and will settle easily into a house, however, house-training may be something to work on across his first couple of weeks in a home. He is very clean here in kennels since getting neutered, but it should be considered that living in a home will be new to him. Tango does well with other dogs. He is terrific with the females but will try to be the boss if other males are being annoying around him! We would definitely rehome him with a female dog, but a male would have to be pending a meet and greet. Tango does not necessarily have to live with another dog, but if there is no dog in his home, we would hope there wouldn’t be too many leaving hours. Lurchers do not generally do well by themselves for any real length of time. Tango has never lived with children before and can be a bit grabby with food (perhaps understandably) so we would prefer a home with children 12 plus for Tango. Meanwhile, a secure garden is preferrable, he has probably been used for hunting in the past and may have a prey drive that does not stop at your boundary! This may be negotiable depending on the location of the home offered and the efforts owners put into oversight. We really would love to see Tango find a loving home, he is so so affectionate. If you would like to apply for Tango please read the Adoption Process on our website and apply using the Adoption Questionnaire.

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
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    Xena

    €200adoption fee

    Shepherd · 5 years · Female

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    We are sadly looking to rehome our nearly 5-year-old German Shepherd, Xena, due to housing circumstances. Xena is a loyal and protective dog who is excellent with children and has been part of a busy family environment. She is okay with cats, though supervision is advised, especially around food as she can be food dominant. She would make a great guard dog, as she is naturally wary of visitors. She can be unsure at first, but with calm, dog-friendly people and proper introductions, she settles well and builds trust. Xena is a reactive and nervous dog, particularly around other dogs, likely due to limited socialisation during COVID. Because of this, she would be best suited to a home with no other dogs and with an owner experienced in handling reactive or anxious dogs. She has been keyhole neutered (spayed) and is microchipped. Xena has never been crated, travels well in the car, and is good on the lead. She understands and follows basic commands and is a clever, responsive dog. She is also very expressive—she’ll even put her ears back when she knows she’s done something wrong. She is very alert and will bark at almost anything (even small movements like leaves or dust), so she needs an owner who understands this behaviour and can manage or train it appropriately. Ideal home: No other dogs Someone experienced with reactive or nervous dogs A calm, structured environment Secure outdoor space This is a very difficult decision for our family, and we are committed to finding Xena a safe, patient, and permanent home where she can thrive. to apply for Xena, please fill out our Adoption Questionnaire – West Cork Animals

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
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    Lexie

    €200adoption fee

    Collie · 4 years · Female

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    We are looking for a loving new home for our beautiful collie dog, a 4-year-old neutered female with a rich brown coat. She is incredibly friendly, gentle, and wonderful with families, making her a perfect companion. She is full of energy and absolutely thrives in an active environment, so she will need plenty of space and regular exercise. At the same time, she has a calm and affectionate side, enjoying quiet moments and companionship. We are hoping to find a home where she will be well cared for, loved, and given the space and activity she needs to truly flourish. To apply for Lexie, please fill out our Adoption Questionnaire – West Cork Animals

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
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    Scrappy

    Dog · 11 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Scrappy needs to have a new home very urgently because of family health issues . He is an adored family member .He is a 11 year old neutered male beagle who loves his cuddles and chin rubs . He is house trained , walks well on the lead and doesn’t react to cats , people or dogs on his walks . He is a cracking dog and is still full of the joys of life 0862112850

    Listed byMunster Lost & Found Pet Helpline
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    Patch

    €200adoption fee

    Jack Russell · 6 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Patch is a classic Jack Russell, he is 6 years old and in great nick having come from a very caring home. Unfortunately Patch developed a tendency towards controlling behaviours – growling, snapping – when he didn’t get his way. In his home he learned that he could get away with not going out, or staying on the sofa by giving a growl to make his owners back off! In the weeks since he arrived to the rescue, we have had no issue with him. Handling him; clipping on leads; sending him out with volunteers for walks; walking and sharing a kennel with other dogs – all fine. So Patch is not for everyone, we know he may try to employ previously-seen controlling behaviours once he settles in a new home. He needs an experienced, quieter home without people going in and out all the time. He also needs someone prepared to give firm correction if he tries to get away with anything! Patch is a clever, loving, entertaining lad. He is very trustworthy on and off the lead and he is immaculately clean in his kennel. Yes, he needs an experienced owner, but also a home where he gets plenty of fun, encouragement and comfort. Because of his history we will not rehome him to a household with young children. Patch mixes really well with other dogs here. It could be a bonus having another dog in the home where Patch more easily understands that the world doesn’t revolve around him! If you are interested in meeting Patch please read the Adoption Process on the website and apply using the Adoption Questionnaire.

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
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    Joe

    Lurcher · 4-7 Years · Male · Large

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Joe is a lovely gentle boy who wouldn’t say boo to a goose. He must have had a very scary start to life because he is very timid at first. But once he gets to know you he is so loyal and stays nearby despite his fears and nor does his anxiety result in defensive behaviour like growling or snapping. He really is a gentle soul. He just needs time and patience to get to know you. He is a real cuddle bug with the other dogs in foster so he’d love a home with another dog. He is very quiet and calm in the house, never barks, and just enjoys snuggling with the dogs on the sofa or in his own bed and is not a bother at all. His foster mum is full of praise for him. Preferably a rural or quiet spot where he won’t be spooked by too many people, although he might get used to a busier environment with time and patience. If you can offer Joe the calm, steady life he deserves, you’ll be rewarded with a deeply loyal presence and the joy of watching a timid dog slowly blossom. He is house and crate trained. No cats or small furries.

    Listed byCork Dog Action Welfare Group (DAWG)
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    Frost

    €200adoption fee

    Husky · 7 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Such a fun dog, Frost is a 7 year old male Husky. When his owner passed away Frost was left in the same outside run for over 2 years until we heard about him. We can’t wait for this lad to have the opportunity of a fun, playful home to make up for those years without exercise or interaction. Frost is very petite for a male Husky. He LOVES toy play and is so affectionate with people, he is properly entertaining to be around! He has his moments of stubborness and is sometimes inclined to not listen, but that is only because he finds it hilarious to wind up his person! He settles really well in his kennel, no barking or pacing, he is immaculate to care for. Frost has spent his entire life without the company of other dogs. At the rescue Frost meets and passes dogs nicely around the block, but when left to offlead with dogs he’s goofy, bouncy and strong. He takes onlead walks really nicely with others and he could be rehomed with another dog but it will need to be a dog who can tolerate this guy’s misguided attempts at play! Alternatively Frost could be an only dog, he would certainly be a great family pet with children 7+. We will need a home where he isn’t left for long hours and secure garden or space within the garden is a must. He cannot be rehomed with cats. Could you be the person who finally gives Frost the life, love and craic he has been missing for so long? To apply for him please read our Adoption Process on the website and apply using the Adoption Questionnaire.

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
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    Maggie

    Collie · 1-3 Years · Female · Medium

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Maggie has had a bad start in life and as a result she has a fear of men – she has a loving affectionate nature- Maggie loves other dogs so another dog in the home is needed – ideally a female only home as whatever happened in her past makes it hard for her to trust men – shes very good indoors. Fully house trained.

    Listed byCork Dog Action Welfare Group (DAWG)
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    Ali

    €200adoption fee

    Dog · 1 year · Female

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Ali is a 1 year old female kelpie cross dog. She is very energetic and needs lots of exercise. She is very affectionate and loves being rubbed. She can be walked on a lead but is strong at the start of the walk. She loves running around the fields. She has very good recall even though she is not trained. She needs a home with lots of space to run around. She would be a very good working dog but needs training. To apply for Ali, please fill out our Adoption Questionnaire – West Cork Animals

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
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    Fiadh

    €200adoption fee

    Collie · 6 years · Female

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Loving 6-Year-Old Collie Seeking a New Forever Home 🐾 I’m looking to rehome my 6-year-old female Collie due to ongoing aggression and jealousy toward her sister. This has been a very difficult decision, but it is the right one to ensure both dogs can thrive. She is an intelligent, lively, and energetic girl who loves long walks, chasing a ball, and playing with toys. She thrives on mental stimulation , enjoys learning new things, and responds well to a structured routine. She is: • House-trained and used to family life • Affectionate and bonds strongly with her person • Eager to please with great potential for further training • Healthy and up to date on vet care (add details if relevant) She would do best in a one-dog home , ideally with someone familiar with Collies or high-energy breeds. A home with a secure garden and owners who can give her the exercise, attention, and consistency she loves would be perfect. She has shown aggression only toward her sister, not toward people. I’m happy to provide her bed, toys, and anything that will help her settle, along with information about her routines and what works well for her. I can also support the transition to ensure she feels safe and understood. If you feel you could offer her a calm, loving, and dedicated home, please fill out our Adoption Questionnaire – West Cork Animals

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
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    Alfie

    €200adoption fee

    Dog · 7 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Alfie is a 7 year old American pocket bully. Very affectionate & loving dog, good with kids , loves playing fetch & tug of war . He is house trained ,crate trained , & is also neutered. His only down fall is that he doesn’t get on with other dogs so is suited to a home with no other pets . His also strong on the lead so would need an adult holding leash . Doesn’t need long walks To apply for alfie, please fill out our Adoption Questionnaire – West Cork Animals

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
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    Shadow

    €200adoption fee

    Trailhound · 4 years · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Shadow is a gorgeous, gentle and affectionate 4 year old trailhound. He is house-trained and mannerly and will make a wonderful pet. His only essential criteria is that there is another dog in the home. Without another dog in the home Shadow will have problems with leaving hours. He finds it very hard to settle on his own, he will howl without a dog companion or human companion. Another dog provides him with the comfort he needs and he settles just fine when he has a buddy. Shadow is a dream to walk on or off the lead, his recall is very good. Shadow is exceptional with all dogs, they just love him – he is playful, respectful and a really positive influence on others. Shadow has lived with children in the past and has also been around cats before. He is steady, trustworthy and just an all-round wonderful animal . To apply for our big, beautiful Shadow, please fill out our Adoption Questionnaire – West Cork Animals

    Listed byWest Cork Animal Welfare Group
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    Kali

    €200adoption fee

    Dog · Female

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Kali is an American bully she’s 6 and was born April fools day. she’s a big softy very friendly, loves being around people, she loves a belly rub. Very good with kids and so loving , enjoys short walks and she is neutered To apply for Kali, please fill out our Adoption Questionnaire – West Cork Animals

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

    Milo

    Dog · 1 year · Male

    Co. Cork, Ireland

    Milo is a handsome neutered 1 year old male collie x jack Russell . Milo needs a quiet country home with an enclosed garden where he can potter in peace. An adult only home for Milo please . 0862112850

    Listed byMunster Lost & Found Pet Helpline