These adorable dogs are searching for the loving forever homes they truly deserve around Mansfield and Ashfield.
Because of what they've been through, some of these dogs come with unique care needs—but what they all share is a massive capacity for affection and a deep desire to trust again.
Whether you are looking for a playful family addition or a quiet, devoted companion, your perfect match could be waiting for you right now.
While all of these brilliant dogs are available for adoption at the time of publication, circumstances can change quickly.
If you're ready to start your adoption journey, or just want more details about a certain dog, reach out to the team at Jerry Green Dog Rescue here:
1. Can you give a dog a loving home?
Diesel is currently one of the dogs at the Jerry Green Dog Rescue who is looking for a forever home. Photo: Jerry Green Dog Rescue
2. Willow
Willow is a five-year-old Spaniel cross Labrador. She is a friendly, affectionate girl who enjoys walks and meeting other dogs. She is dog-friendly out and about and could also live with another dog in the home, as long as they get along well at the centre first. She would be happiest in a home with children aged 11+ and a secure garden where she can safely explore and relax. Once she has had time to settle into her new routine, she can be left for up to four hours. Photo: Jerry Green
3. Sam
This lovely boy is Sam, and he is a five-year-old Lab x Springer x Cocker. He is a medium-sized lad with a gentle nature, though a little reserved at first. He gets on well with other dogs both at home and on walks, so could happily share a home with a canine friend. Ideally, he would be suited to children aged 11 years and over, along with a secure garden with 6ft fencing. He is still working on being left alone, so will need to build up his leaving hours. Photo: Jerry Green
4. Weston
Weston is a 17-week-old Akita x Staffie boy. Due to his age, he will need to be with his family as much as possible during the day to learn life skills as he is a little nervous. Weston is going to a big boy, with lots of energy, so would be better suited to a family with some experience of big dogs. Photo: Jerry Green