4Nova's ideal home Nova is a gorgeous smushy girl who is going to make a very rewarding dog for a loving and understanding family. She is a 3 year old Staffie x Boxer who loves people, squeaky toys, and playing in puddles! She has been quite a nervous girl whilst in our care so she is looking for a patient family who can help gradually build her confidence up in the big old
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4Roxy's ideal home Roxy would love a home where she has access to a private, secure garden so that she can burn off some energy zooming around with her toys! Roxy would be best suited to a home where any children are of the ages 10 and upwards who are confident with large, bouncy breeds. Roxy cannot live with cats but she does have the potential to live with small furries if
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5Maddie's ideal home Maddie will need home with children over the age 14. If the home has small furries these should be kept separate from Maddie. Ideally the home will need to be able to separate Maddie from the front door as she can be unsure of new people. Maddie would ideally like a quite home away from loud noises as these can upset her, she would also love a private,
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7Chelsea's ideal home Chelsea is ready to find her forever home with a family who have plenty of time for her. She is always on the go looking for fun and struggles to switch off. She’ll need someone at home most of the day to keep her entertained and show her that relaxing can be a fun yet calming activity too. She’ll also need some help with other basic training such as
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9Rosie's ideal home Rosie is looking for an adult only home which also has a secure, private garden, so she has her own space to run around offlead playing with her favourite toys. Her new home will also need to have the ability to separate her, so Rosie can have her own space to relax without wanting interaction from her adopters. Rosie cannot live with other Dogs, as she
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2Lizzie's ideal home Lizzie is on the search for his forever home with adopters who can get her used to home life. She can be worried being left and therefore will need adopters who are around for most of the day and can help build her confidence. She can live with another dog, a cat (pending a scent swap) and other animals in the home. Lizzie can at times be boisterous and
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4Mia's ideal home If you are after a loving companion who is happiest by your side, Mia could be your girl. She is a sweetheart who will thrive in a calm, understanding home where she can truly relax. Mia will need to be the only pet, with a secure garden and peaceful walking routes away from the hustle and bustle. She can live with sensible children aged 14 and over who
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3Roxy's ideal home Roxy is a fun loving enthusiastic girl who is a bundle of energy and fun, she loves to play especially if you have a squeaky ball! Roxy is looking for a family to help her settle in and spend plenty of time with her, she is looking for someone to continue her training in the home. She would prefer quiet walks where she can take her time and enjoy a sniff.
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6Ginny's ideal home Meet gorgeous Ginny. She is a 9 year old Boxer looking for her retirement home. She is unable to live with another dog, but she can make dog friends that will ignore her and not be too boisterous. Ginny can live with older primary school aged children that will give her space and not be too much for her as she is an older girl. Ginny is an amazing girl who
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Adopting a Boxer usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the Boxer is matched with the right home.
Before adopting a Boxer, consider the breed's exercise needs, grooming requirements, and temperament. Understanding the typical traits of a Boxer can help you decide if it's the right fit for your lifestyle.
Browse the listings on this page to see Boxer dogs currently available for adoption. You can filter by location to find Boxers closer to you, making it easier to arrange a visit and meet the dog in person.
Many rescues and private owners charge an adoption fee. This fee often covers vaccinations, microchipping, and sometimes neutering, helping to ensure the dog is healthy and ready for a new home.
