11/01/2026
Early January at Spaniel Aid is a busy time for the adoption team, as many of the dogs that have been in foster over Christmas begin the search for their new homes. This year was no different, and there were more than 40 dogs up for adoption last week.
👉 Meet all our dogs looking for their new families: https://spanielaid.co.uk/available-dogs/
Fortunately, there are lots of great homes out there, and some really compassionate people looking to start the new year with a new addition to the family, so more than a dozen dogs are now well on the way to finding their new homes.
Some of our dogs in foster haven’t attracted as much attention as others, so if you are considering adopting this month, please take another look at the dogs who haven’t been getting quite as many applications. Some of them haven’t had any at all.
❔ What does Foster with a View to Adopt mean?
Sometimes we need to move a dog into a new home urgently.
In these circumstances, a dog may go to their new home without a prior meeting, subject to a successful home check and the payment of an adoption fee - refundable if you decide within three weeks not to keep the dog.
In the rare situations where a foster with a view to adopt (FVTA) does not result in adoption then we ask you to continue to care for the dog until we can find a more suitable home.