3Albert's ideal home Albert can live with children over the age of six but will need to be the only pet at home as he can be choosy about friends. He is house trained and can be left alone for a few hours without worry once settled. Could you be Albert's perfect match? Cheeky Albert is a super little Jack Russell who just seems to be happy about everything! He loves to say
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3Chico's ideal home Chico is to be rehomed with Titch. They will need to be the only Dogs in the home as Chico can be reactive to others. Children over the age of 12 should be fine, and both Dogs are house trained though not really used to being left alone for more than an hour. Could you be Chico's perfect match? Chico is a happy dog who has settled well into centre life with
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3Titch's ideal home Titch is to be rehomed with Chico. They will need to be the only Dogs in the home as Chico can be reactive to others. Children over the age of 12 should be fine, and both Dogs are house trained though not really used to being left alone for more than an hour. Could you be Titch's perfect match? Tiny Titch was rather nervous when he came into our care but now
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3Pixie's ideal home Pixie is a sweet little girl but can be a little nervous at first. Once she knows she is adorable and loves sitting with you getting a fuss. Pixie can live with children aged 10 and over but not other pets. She is house trained but not used to spending time alone so her adopters will need to build up any solo time gradually. Could you be Pixie's perfect
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3Daisy's ideal home Dinky Daisy can live with children aged eight and over but not other pets. She is house trained but not used to spending time alone so her adopters will need to build up any solo time gradually. Could you be Daisy's perfect match? Daisy has quickly worked her way into her carers hearts as she is a cuddly, gentle little dog. She's always happy to see people
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3Jerry's ideal home Jerry and brother Tom will need to be the only pets at home but they can have some walking pals. They are house trained but not used to being left by themselves for more than two or three hours. A secure garden is a must as they have escaped from one previously. Jerry and Tom have never been around children before but we feel they would be fine with high
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3Tom's ideal home Tom and brother Jerry will need to be the only pets at home but they can have some walking pals. They are house trained but not used to being left by themselves for more than two or three hours. A secure garden is a must as they have escaped from one previously. Tom and Jerry have never been around children before but we feel they would be fine with high
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3Ted's ideal home Ted can live with children over the age of 10 and although he can't live with other Dogs he can walk with quiet ones. He is house trained and can be left alone for a few hours once he has settled. Ted has some minor skin issues around his face that required daily medicated wipes. Could you be Ted's perfect match? Little Ted is a laid back older chap who loves
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2Bella's ideal home Bella and Lola are a pair of Pugs who would love to find a forever home to adopt them both. They have a really good history around young children and could live with kids of primary school age. Bella and Lola would also be open to sharing their home with a pre-existing dog, pending successful mixes in centre prior to adoption. Could you be Bella's perfect
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4Marley's ideal home Marley is a super lad who is finding kennel life a little overwhelming at present. His whole world has been turned upside down and with all the change in his life has found interactions with new people a little scary. For this reason he’s looking for an adult only home, but once he’s warmed up to you he shows he’s the best snuggle buddy and a super
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6Lacey's ideal home Little Lacey is full of love and... beans! She is just a youngster at 2 years old (approx) and she would love to find a family who can take her for adventures and keep her busy! She is looking to have direct access in to her own fully secure garden whilst she works on her training, which may include house-training. This loveable lady arrived in our care
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4Mouse's ideal home Mouse is an adorbale Jack Russell who came to us as a stray and is now looking for an adult-only, peaceful retirement home. We estimate her to be around 10 years old, although she plays with toys like she is still a puppy! Mouse can be wary of new people and places, but once she has a bond with you, she is ever so sweet. She is worried by loud and busy
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5Ritchie's ideal home Ritchie is an older chap looking for a fresh start. He’s a friendly chap who has been really happy to meet new faces here. Ritchie absolutely loves to play and can be a bit protective of his toys. For this reason he’s not going to be one to live with young children. Secondary school age kids would be fine as long as they’re sensible with him though.
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7Skipper's ideal home Skipper is a happy little dude who loves to say hello to people on his walks and learn new tricks. This chipper 7 year old Jack Russell loves to play with toys and his favourite game is tug of war! Skipper is looking to have his own secure garden, fully enclosed with a 5ft fence that has direct access to the home so he has a safe space to run around daft
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3Lulu's ideal home Lulu can live with children aged 15+ but would need to be the only pet in her new home. She is looking for a patient family who will understand her body language and be in most of the time initially so she can build up her leaving hours very slowly when she is settled in her new environment. Could you be Lulu's perfect match? Once Lulu gets to know you she
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4Miley's ideal home This awesome girl is Miley! She is a super friendly girl, and as a youngster she has so much potential to learn and grow in a forever home. Unfortunately, Miley came to us as a stray, and therefore we don’t have much knowledge on her life before the Centre. For this reason, and despite being the friendliest girl, she is either looking for an adult only
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6Reggie's ideal home Reggie is a sweet boy who can live with children of secondary school age or over. As he does gain a lot of confidence from other dogs and can be unsettled on his own in the home we think he would greatly benefit from having another dog in the home. He would also benefit from a home where his new family are around as much as possible initially to help him
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5Mia's ideal home No, this isn't Buck the crazy weasel from Ice Age - this is sweet girl Mia! Mia is a 4 year old JRT x Pug that has come into our care from a sheltered background. Mia has never lived in a home environment before and so would need help with basic training and coping alone. She is particularly fearful of going through doorways, but with a patient owner that is
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5Josh's ideal home This dashing little man is Josh. He is an 11.5 year old Jack Russell Terrier cross Chihuahua. Josh can live with another dog in the home, pending a successful meet at the centre, though we are unsure how he is with cats. He can live with secondary school aged children that understand he is an older boy and will give him space when he needs his power nap!
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3Roddy's ideal home Roddy is a bright boy who can't wait to meet his family. While we don't know if Roddy has ever been around children before he'll be fine to live with children of around secondary school age. Roddy has the potential to live with other dogs too. Any match would need a successful meet in centre before adoption. As he can get a little worried about formal
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Adopting a Jack Russell Terrier 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 Jack Russell is matched with the right home.
Before adopting a Jack Russell, consider the breed's exercise needs, grooming requirements, and temperament. Understanding the typical traits of a Jack Russell can help you decide if it's the right fit for your lifestyle.
Browse the listings on this page to see Jack Russell Terrier dogs currently available for adoption. You can filter by location to find Jack Russells 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.
