2Lexi's ideal home Lexi is a sweet girl who can live with children aged 12 and over as long as they are happy not to over-handle her and are comfortable with a big, bouncy puppy. She would love a private, secure garden where she can work on her housetraining and help to burn off some of that energy. Lexi has the potential to live with another dog, dependant on successful meets
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Rescue Centre / Charity
2Fig's ideal home Fig is a 6-month-old Staffie cross bursting with love and energy! She thrives on human interaction and would be a wonderful companion for any family. She could live with primary school-aged children—provided they understand she needs her own space at times. Fig is still learning the ropes, so she’ll need someone patient and committed to helping her with
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Rescue Centre / Charity
4Tilly's ideal home Tilly is a bit of a shy and sensitive girl at first and may take a little time to find her paws in her new home. A quieter home setup would be ideal for Tilly. Owners will need to be patient and not try and rush her to do too much at first and in time, her true beautiful personality shine through. She is a little lacking on the social skills around other
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Rescue Centre / Charity
3Disney's ideal home Disney is looking for a forever home where she can be spoilt & pampered! Although she would prefer to be the only pet in the home, she would enjoy the company of calm walking friends & could potentially live with dog-savvy children aged 12+. Disney would prefer minimal leaving hours until she is settled, and is looking for a home with a garden for off-lead
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Rescue Centre / Charity
7Chelsea's ideal home Chelsea is ready to find her forever home with a family who have plenty of time for her. She is always on the go looking for fun and struggles to switch off. She’ll need someone at home most of the day to keep her entertained and show her that relaxing can be a fun yet calming activity too. She’ll also need some help with other basic training such as
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
2Brian's ideal home Brian is looking for an adult only home as he can be a sensitive lad. He would appreciate a quiet home that doesn’t tend to have very many visitors. Brian’s new adopters would need to be willing to come into the centre for multiple visits and be patient with Brian’s progress. Our Training & Behaviour team will be on hand to give you further advice and
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Rescue Centre / Charity
71Angel's ideal home Angel can be shy around men, but she settles quickly after a couple of meetings. She could live with children aged 14 and over. She doesn't appreciate much interaction with other dogs therefore we would recommend her being the only dog in the home. Angel is house trained and can be left for a couple of hours during the day once she is settled in. We
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Rescue Centre / Charity
71Tilly's ideal home Tilly needs a home free from other pets and where any children are older teens. She is house trained and can be left alone for four hours. Tilly does get recurring ear infections and also has dry eye. She is not considered to be XL Bully type. Could you be Tilly's perfect match? To know Tilly is to love her! She is a firm favourite with her carers and gives
DogsTrust
Rescue Centre / Charity
81Della's ideal home Della is a young girl who is looking for dedicated and patient owners who can help her grow in confidence and into the well mannered, fun lady we know she can be. Della has been coming along fantastically with her training and adopters will need to carry this on in the home. She enjoys walking in quieter areas where she can take in the sights and explore
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Rescue Centre / Charity
5Spud's ideal home Spud is a friendly and lively 1 year old American Bulldog cross. He must be the only pet in the home but can have doggy friends out and about. Spud is an energetic boy looking for an active home that can provide lots of mental enrichment and who are keen to continue his training using positive reinforcement methods. This young boy would like any leaving hours
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Rescue Centre / Charity
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Adopting a American Bulldog usually involves completing an application form, meeting the dog in person, and agreeing to any checks or requirements set by the current owner or rescue organisation. This helps ensure the American Bully is matched with the right home.
Before adopting a American Bully, consider the breed's exercise needs, grooming requirements, and temperament. Understanding the typical traits of a American Bully can help you decide if it's the right fit for your lifestyle.
Browse the listings on this page to see American Bulldog dogs currently available for adoption. You can filter by location to find American Bullies closer to you, making it easier to arrange a visit and meet the dog in person.
Many rescues and private owners charge an adoption fee. This fee often covers vaccinations, microchipping, and sometimes neutering, helping to ensure the dog is healthy and ready for a new home.
