Dog Rescue Centres North Yorkshire

Second dogs home opens in Halesworth

We will introduce you to the dogs in an area away from the kennels. This has been proved to be a highly successful method of rehoming our dogs - see news page We will expect you to meet one of our dogs at least twice before we undertake the Home Visit. We do a home visit on every dog before they leave here. Situated on the Norfolk/Suffolk border the Jerry Green Dog Rescue Centre at Halesworth is run by an enthusiatic team committed to rehoming dogs in East Anglia. The Suffolk Centre is happy to rehome dogs within a 50 mile radius of the centre.

1974 sees the opening of Jerry Green's third dogs home in Catton.

Jerry Green Dog Rescue Centre at Thirsk was opened in 1976 by the renowned veterinary surgeon and author James Herriot whose All Creatures Great and Small captivated readers and TV audiences around the world. Today the centre is managed by Carol Harrison who, together with partner Dave, is at the forefront of dog rehoming throughout North Yorkshire.

Jerry Green opens 4th home in Blidworth

Jerry Green Dog Rescue Centre Nottinghamshire is located close to Sherwood Forest on the B2060 between Blidworth and Rainworth but is also easily reached from Mansfield. Centre Manager Lana Michaels and her dedicated staff are determined to help rehome dogs to loving homes throughout the area.

Please note: we run a very successful appointment system for viewing of our dogs, please ensure you contact us prior to visiting the centre to avoid disappointment. Thank you for your cooperation.

Prior to a dog being adopted from the Blidworth centre we will complete a home check to ensure the garden/yard is suitable and fully secure.

A fifth Jerry Green dogs home opens in Gilberdyke

Gilberdyke is one of the Centre's within the organisation that you will be introduced to the dogs in an area away from the kennels. This has proved to be a highly successful method of rehoming our dogs.

Located between Goole and Hull but easily accessible from the York area via Howden, Jerry Green Dog Rescue Centre at Gilberdyke is managed by Angela Salisbury who, with her team of kennel staff, is dedicated to finding new homes for dogs large and small. Please approach this centre via Mill Lane and not through Gilberdyke Village.

A sixth dogs home opens in Boston

Lynne Vincent and her team at Jerry Green Dog Rescue Centre at Boston are committed to caring for and rehoming dogs in the South Lincolnshire area. The Rescue Centre is located within easy reach of all the major towns of the area at the junction of the A16 and A17.

The centre is extended in 1998.

The seventh dogs home opens in Brixworth

Located in the beautiful Northamptonshire countryside, Jerry Green Dog Rescue Centre at Brixworth is run by Tracy & Phil Cook and a team of dedicated staff who have had considerable success in rehoming stray and abandoned dogs.

Our kennels can house small, medium and large breed dogs, who can arrive from all areas of the country. Our homing process helps to match the right dog with the right family and we will always be at hand for after adoption advice. Our aim as a rehoming centre is to cater for the individual needs of each dog and to find them the right home and family. Our kennel area is restricted to staff only but we will introduce suitable dogs to new families, where it will be less stressfull for all, please contact us for more details: 03.

We are happy to rehome within a 50 mile radius of our centre and new families must be prepared to visit their new dog several times before a home visit can be arranged. If you are outside the 50 mile radius and offering the right home for one of our dogs, we may ask for a fuel contribution towards the home visit.

Major refurbishment works

Major refurbishment works to our North Yorkshire site included a new reception area, indoor dog training school and enclosed free run areas along with a total upgrade of the kennel heating system.