Helping dogs in need

St Francis Dogs Home in Newquay

St Francis Dogs Home is a dog rescue and rehoming centre for dogs and puppies who are in need of their forever home.

Our Dogs

See our current dogs looking for a new loving forever home.

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Fostering

Help provide support for dogs who need a second chance.

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About Us

Welcome to
St. Francis Dogs Home

St Francis Dogs Home is a dog rescue and rehoming centre for dogs and puppies who are in need of their forever home. In the absence of their own loving family, the team at St Francis nurture and love each animal and strive to find each one a new and loving family. Rehoming dogs is the ultimate aim and our success rate is high.

Support us

One of the best ways to help rescue dogs is to make a donation

Our Dogs

Dogs Looking for a Forever Home

We have plenty of dogs in our care who need a new, loving home. Find out more about them here!
Border Collie
Lurcher X Boxer

Ace

French Bulldog
Poodle X Lurcher
Dachshund

Just some of the companies who support us

Our Services

What We Do

The rescue sector has changed massively since the Coronavirus pandemic, creating a huge impact on dogs, and their owners, whether it’s through the lack of socialisation from the many lockdowns, or behavioural issues, including separation anxiety, from having become used to owners working from home. We recognised that more tailored support and help was needed to ensure we can find dogs the correct and best forever home and we launched our fostering model in November 2022. We work with trained and experienced fosterers to look after, and rehabilitate, its rescue dogs in their home until they are ready for rehoming, through using dedicated experts and behaviourists.

Find out more about fostering with St Francis on our dedicated Fostering page.

Fostering

Our Fostering Scheme

Housing dogs in foster homes offers so many advantages over kennels.  It provides them with regular companionship which is an essential part of rehabilitation.

Paddocks

Secure Dog Paddocks

Rent exclusive use of one of our three secure dog paddocks in Porth, Newquay. Providing a safe, private place for you to exercise, walk or train your dog/s.

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3 hours ago

đŸŽƒđŸ‘»Spooky Season Giveaway - Win a Halloween Dog Hamper đŸ¶đŸ§Ąow.ly/eQ6z50ZXx74We’ve got a spooktacular Halloween Dog Hamper up for grabs, packed full of goodies your canine companion will love, at only ÂŁ1 per ticket! đŸŽƒđŸ•žïžWhat's inside? 🍂 A soft & cosy autumn blanket🧟 A zombie skeleton squeaky toy⚡ A Frankenstein ball & rope toyđŸ‘» Spirit & Spook dog chews🩌 A medium deer antlerđŸŠ· 2 x Pedigree Dentastix🐾 A frog crinkly & squeaky toyđŸŸ A LickiMat✂ Plus a 50% OFF dog grooming voucher from Zoomie Groomies! đŸ›đŸ¶How to enter: Simply grab your raffle tickets here! 👇ow.ly/eQ6z50ZXx74Every ticket purchased helps St Francis Dogs Home provide essential vet care, warm beds, patient training, rehabilitation and loving new homes for dogs who have been abandoned, surrendered or neglected.Your support helps give these beautiful souls the second chance they deserve.📅 Closing date: Thursday 29th October at 12pm🎉 Winner announced: Thursday 29th October at 5pm, selected using a random number generator, and the lucky winner will be contacted by email and phone.Treat your pooch and help a rescue dog at the same time. Every ticket makes a difference, so please spread the word amongst your friends, family and pages you may follow.If you need any help, or have any questions, please email fundraising@stfrancisnewquay.org.uk#Halloween2026 #SupportRescue #CharityRaffle #WinIt #PetGiveaway #Cornwall #Dogs #RescueDogs ...
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7 hours ago

I’m Tez, I’m a beagle male with a social, friendly personality. I can take a little time to warm up to new people, but once I’m comfortable, I’m a lovely lad! I’ve had quite a lot of life change recently and I am finding all these changes a little overwhelming. I need a stable, understanding home with plenty of stimulation, company and enrichment. I love sniffing and all the beagley things. A home where someone is around most of the time, with plenty of enrichment and a stable routine, would be ideal for me________________________________________Home CompatibilityChildren: 12 years + used to dogs. Tez lives with a 3 year old and has a good relationship with them but we feel he now needs adult time after a period of unrest. visiting children would be fine. Dogs: Tez is good with other dogs. He hasn’t lived with another dog but potentially could with the right dog. He currently has a mix dog walk with a dog walker a few times a week. Cats: Tez has not lived with cats, so his compatibility with them is unknown.Home Alone Time: Tez is currently struggling to be left alone and has isolation anxiety. He has recently started chewing furniture, scratching drywall when left. This may be linked to the significant changes in his home life, including a new baby, a house move, a job change and ongoing renovations. He needs a home where someone can be around to provide company and support. He would suit someone home most of the day or working from home. He needs to not be left currently – Tez will need time to settle and build up home alone time again. Tez can open doors and crates, so secure management will be important.If you are interested in Tez, please fill out the rehoming form on our website: stfrancisnewquay.org.uk/adopt-a-dog-form/ ...
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The Failed Fosterers Club đŸ¶đŸ’™ #fosterdogsThe term Failed Fosterer is no negative here at St Francis, it simply means that someone intended to take on a dog short-term but ended up falling head over paws for them. Doodles here was no different. Doodles was taken on as a temporary foster whilst we searched his forever home, once we found a home, his fosterers couldn't bear to let him go and decided to adopt him instead. Since then, he's lived a life full of devotion, care and love, thanks to his adoring owners.Are you part of the Failed Fosterer Club? If so, please share photos of your pet that accidently became part of your#welovefailedfosterersdfosterers ...
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Happy Home Update 💙 #DogAdoptionDear little Jack came into our care with severe separation anxiety. After many months of waiting, his forever family finally came along, and since then, it's been a match made in heaven. His owners recently sent this photo they created of him, and of course, a photo of Jack sat in his favourite garden chair đŸ¶Taking on a rescue dog can have it's challenges, but the rewards are beautiful. Do you have space in your home and heart for a rescue dog? Visit our website to meet some of our dogs looking of their forever homes: stfrancisnewquay.org.uk/our-dogs/ ...
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UPDATE: FOSTER HOME NOW FOUND THANK YOU Urgent Foster Home Needed đŸ¶đŸ’™ #fosterhomeneededWe are looking for immediate placement for a 10 year old male brindle Stafford-shire Bull Terrier, due to his owner sadly passing away. He could potentially live with dog-savvy children, but no other pets please. He's described as very affectionate and needing some comfort.We cannot give any more details at this stage, but if you think you can help, please fill out a foster application form: stfrancisnewquay.org.uk/foster-application-form/ ...
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SADLY, TESS IS LOOKING FOR HER NEW FOREVER HOME đŸ„ČTess’ Daddy is unable to take care of her any longer. We have had her in temporary foster for a few weeks but we have now been asked to find another loving home for her.She is 10 years old, we think either a Chi Poo or Cava Poo.We are waiting for all her details to be passed to us but she seems in good health save for a little stiffness in her back legs now and again but it doesn’t stop her enjoying her walks and even a paddle in the sea.Our fosterer has given us the following details about her:Tess is a quiet, mild mannered girl who loves a comfy armchair, sitting outside in the garden and her treat ball.She is really friendly with people but we have no experience of her with children.She is looking for a quiet retirement home where there are no cats.She is currently living with another small dog so could potentially live with another older, small dog, although I think her preference would to be the only dog.Moving from her old home was quite traumatic for her and her fosterers did say that it took her a while to settle so she will require patience when she has to move home again. Her little world has been turned upside down so we are looking for someone who will cherish her and give her lots of time and love.If you think you could be the perfect match for Tess then please complete the rehoming form by clicking on this linkstfrancisnewquay.org.uk/adopt-a-dog-form/ ...
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