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COVID-19 info: Our rehoming centres are currently closed to the public but you can still adopt some of our dogs: take a look at their profiles to see which ones. We’ve set up a new rehoming process which includes social distancing measures to help keep staff and adopters safe.

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Manchester Rehoming Centre

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Our rehoming centres are currently closed to the public but you can still adopt some of our dogs: take a look at their profiles to see which ones. We can’t register interest for dogs who aren’t available for rehoming.

We’ve set up a new rehoming process which includes social distancing measures to help keep staff and adopters safe. We’re now matching dogs with their new homes virtually and delivering dogs contact-free. For dogs who need more time to get to know their new family, you can now meet them at our rehoming centres by appointment and this now applies to all of our rehoming centres in England, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Wales.

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Location

Dogs Trust Manchester
Parkway
Denton
Manchester

M34 3SG

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Opening times

Our centres are currently closed and can only be visited by appointment at this current time. Our phone lines are open 8.30am to 5pm for enquiries or to make an appointment.

Contact

0161 337 3600

Phone lines open:
Every day from:
8:30am – 5.00pm
Times subject to change at short notice.

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News & events

About Manchester Rehoming Centre

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Dogs Trust Manchester threw open its doors on 23 October 2014, making it our 21st rehoming centre and our first in Greater Manchester.

The opening of the centre was only made possible thanks to the generosity of our supporters – and what an achievement! The state of the art centre includes air-conditioned, under floor heated kennels, outdoor exercise areas with sandpits and water fountains, a full veterinary/surgical suite, an indoor agility ring and training hall, plus a viewing balcony so potential rehomers can see the dogs having fun outside.

Our team of 40 dedicated canine carers, training and behaviour specialists and veterinary staff, as well as our fantastic volunteers, are all on hand to give the dogs the best care possible whilst they await their new forever homes.

Our Supporter Relations Officers (SROs), Nicola Hardman and Louise Danson, can offer free talks to community groups and organise tours of the rehoming centre.

We look forward to seeing you – you’re sure to be greeted by a friendly smile and lots of waggy tails!

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