2Clementine's ideal home Poor Clementine is an adorable Jack Russell who was found abandoned as a stray just before Christmas. We believe her to be around 10yrs old and she really is such a sweetheart. She loves people and will be up on your knee before you know it! She likes a quiet life where she will get plenty of attention so will need to be the only pet in a home with no
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2Stanley's ideal home Stanley is a lovely little Jack Russell who enjoys a gentle fuss, calm walk, comfy bed and human with treats! He absolutely loves his food and has a few basic tricks up his sleeve ready to show his forever family. Stanley walks lovely on the lead and is a very sweet natured little man. Could you be Stanley's perfect match? Stanley could live with other
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3Joe's ideal home Joe is an 8-year-old terrier who came to us as a stray, so he may need a little help refreshing his basic training, including housetraining and getting comfortable with being left alone for short periods. He can be a bit nervous when he first meets new people, but with a little patience he soon warms up and shows his true personality. Once settled, Joe is a
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2Tia's ideal home Tia and Pixie could live with sensible older children aged 12+. They would need to be the only Dogs in the home but can have walking friends to socialise with. Both girls will need a little help loosing some weight so are looking for active, dedicated owners to help with this. Tia and Pixie would also like to have their own garden to potter around in. Could
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3Pixie's ideal home Tia and Pixie could live with sensible older children aged 12+. They would need to be the only Dogs in the home but can have walking friends to socialise with. Both girls will need a little help loosing some weight so are looking for active, dedicated owners to help with this. Tia and Pixie would also like to have their own garden to potter around in. Could
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2Jack's ideal home Sweet boy Jack is looking for a quieter home where he can enjoy nice walks before he spends the rest of his day curled up next to his person fast asleep! He would be comfortable being left for 4-5 hours and could go to a home with older children 12+, visiting children could be younger provided they give him space when he requires and he can be given a quieter
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2Hugo's ideal home Hugo is a gorgeous almost 11-year-old Jack Russell. He can be shy and worried by new people and places, so needs calm and patient adopters who are prepared to take things at his pace. He spooks easily so young children would be too much for him, but high school aged and above would be fine. As he is looking for a quiet environment, he would need to be the
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1Rex's ideal home Rex is a lively 4-year-old Jack Russell Terrier with a big personality and an even bigger heart! He’s full of energy and loves nothing more than heading out for long walks and adventures where he can sniff out new scents. He’s very people-friendly and loves attention. Rex can live with children aged 12 and over but needs to be the only dog in the home. Rex
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3Rusty's ideal home Golden oldie Rusty is now ready to find his perfect retirement home where he can enjoy his senior years in comfort. At 10 years old, he much prefers the quieter things in life and loves spending his afternoons relaxing. Rusty is mostly housetrained and is content being left for an hour or so. His favourite place in the world is curled up beside you or on
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2Roscoe's ideal home Roscoe is a clever, affectionate 7-month-old Jack Russell cross who loves cuddles and learning. He’s housetrained, sleeps through the night, and travels well. However, he needs consistent, structured training to manage his excitement around people and barking at Dogs. Roscoe thrives on mental stimulation, food-based games, and positive reinforcement.
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3Chino's ideal home Chino is a fun-loving Jack Russell cross Shih Tzu with a big personality and an even bigger love of laps. He loves his bed and his food, but he’s not too keen on sharing them—so he’ll need to be in an adult-only, single-pet home where his space is respected and routines are consistent & our training team are on hand to support with this. Chino enjoys
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4Lemmy's ideal home 9-year-old Lemmy requires a home with a maximum of two adults and needs to be the only pet in the home. Lemmy is looking for a quiet, rural location with a secure garden (6 foot fenced) to enjoy. His leaving time could be gradually built up to 1-2 hours once he has settled into his new environment. If you rent your property, please obtain written permission
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4Daisy's ideal home Daisy is searching for a calm, stable home where she can truly feel secure. She’s had a lot of change in her life, so a predictable routine and patient guidance will help her settle and build confidence. She can be apprehensive when first approached and may be vocal at first, but if you give her a little space and approach gently, she warms up very
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5Ethel's ideal home Ethel is a gentle, easy‑going girl who would flourish in a quiet to moderately active home. She’s wonderfully relaxed indoors, settles beautifully, and is comfortable with everyday household sounds—she’s just a little unsure of the TV and washing machine from time to time. Thanks to her calm nature and sweet demeanour, Ethel could happily join a
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3Ross's ideal home Ross can live with other Dogs of a similar size and temperament, and also cats. Any children in the home will need to be 10 and over. Ross is house trained but not used to spending any length of time by himself. Ross has some medical issues including a grade two heart murmur, skin problems and hypothyroidism, and requires medication daily. Could you be Ross's
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7Lomax's ideal home Lomax is a lively little lad who is ready to leap into your life. He’s a little more worried than you might think at first, and is just getting used to lots of unfamiliar sights and sounds. Very young children will be too overwhelming for him, but he should have no problem with those of around secondary school age. Lomax enjoys mixing with other Dogs and
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2Peony's ideal home Both girls are super fun and loving ladies. They can be high energy at times but once appropriately exercised will settle. They are keen to meet people and other Dogs and will make fantastic additions into a home looking for a pair of Dogs. Could you be Peony's perfect match? They could live other Dogs and children 5+. They do need some ongoing basic
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2Lillie's ideal home Both girls are super fun and loving ladies. They can be high energy at times but once appropriately exercised will settle. They are keen to meet people and other Dogs and will make fantastic additions into a home looking for a pair of Dogs. Could you be Lillie's perfect match? They could live other Dogs and children 5+. They do need some ongoing basic
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8Xaden's ideal home Xaden is a super sweet boy who has really blossomed in foster and is now ready to start his next chapter in a forever home. He could happily live with calm, secondary school aged children and would love a home where he can be the only pet, allowing him to fully relax and feel secure. Xaden does find other Dogs overwhelming and will bark at Dogs he sees, so
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3Simon's ideal home Simon would like a home where there are no other pets and any children are over 16. He is house trained but will only toilet on a walk, not in the garden, and can be left by himself for an hour or two. Could you be Simon's perfect match? Simon is a happy little fella who likes his walks and explores confidently, sniffing his way into every corner. He does
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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.
