Labrador Welfare
Registered Charity no. 1012192
Rehoming Labradors of all ages since 1989
Labrador Welfare
Registered Charity no. 1012192
Rehoming Labradors of all ages since 1989
Registered Charity no. 1012192
Rehoming Labradors of all ages since 1989
Registered Charity no. 1012192
Rehoming Labradors of all ages since 1989
At Labrador Welfare, our mission is to give every dog a second chance at a safe and loving home. We believe that every Labrador Retriever deserves the opportunity to be loved and cared for.
Our commitment to ensuring the future welfare and wellbeing of the dogs in our care is reflected in our adherence to standards commensurate with those set by organisations committed to animal welfare at national level as well as working within the rules laid out in national animal welfare guidance.
Barnsley
Bishop Auckland
Castleford
Darlington
Doncaster
Durham
Guisborough
Huddersfield
Manchester
Mansfield
Middlesbrough
Newcastle
Northallerton
Sunderland
Selby
Thirsk
Wakefield
York
The roles involve visiting prospective adoptees homes to check for suitability and/or visiting the dog being relinquished to assess their behaviours in the home, in the car and on a walk.
A suitable car and full UK driving licence is necessary as is a smartphone for taking short videos.
If you think this is something you can help us with, we would love to hear from you - please click on the link to apply!

Will is currently in Devon at CBRC Canine Behaviour Rehabilitation Centre and we would love to find him a home in the area.
Will is a handsome yellow Labrador, around 5–6 years old, with a constantly wagging tail and a heart full of love for his people. He’s affectionate, friendly with humans, and happiest when he has someone by his side.
Will is looking for a very special home where he can truly feel safe and settled. He would suit a quiet, adult-only household in a rural or countryside area, where walks are calm and life is predictable. He’ll need to be the only pet in the home, as he has a strong prey drive and prefers all the attention to himself.
He thrives with structure and routine, so he’s searching for an experienced adopter who understands dogs with behavioural needs.
Will would also love someone who is around for much of the day to keep him company.
The good news is that behaviourist support will be provided to help Will and his new family on their journey together.
Will has so much love to give—he just needs the right person to give him a chance.