Puppies/Dogs
Our adoption process is designed to be thorough yet thoughtful, ensuring the best possible outcome for both our animals and their new families. We’re here to guide you through each step, answer any questions you may have, and help you find the perfect match for your home and lifestyle. As a small, dedicated rescue, we pride ourselves on offering continued care and support long after adoption, ensuring every pet—and every adopter—feels confident and supported throughout their journey.
What are the main steps to adopt a pet from Space Pets?
Our adoption journey is simple and clear:
1. Browse: Find your perfect match on our available pets below.
2. Apply: Complete our adoption form here
3. Initial chat: A friendly phone call to understand your needs and preferences.
4. Home check: We'll visit to ensure a safe and loving environment.
5. Meet & greet: Spend time with your chosen pet to confirm it's the right fit. You can then decide to adopt!
ADOPTION FEE
For every animal we rehome we do have an adoption fee which goes towards helping cover the cost of food, vet bills, neutering, vaccinations and care of the animals when they are with us. Our adoption fees are non-negotiable and non-refundable as they allow us to continue the work we do. The adoption fees are as follows:
- Puppies (under 12 months) are £200
- Small dogs under 10kg are £250
- Medium dogs 10-25kg are £350
- Large dogs 25kg+ are £450
What's the most important aspect of your adoption process?
Our process is thorough yet thoughtful, always prioritising each animal’s welfare. We provide continued care and regular contact, ensuring you feel supported throughout your pet’s life. We focus on finding practical solutions and offering unwavering support—something that defines us as a small, dedicated rescue committed to the long‑term wellbeing of every animal we rehome.
Do you adopt to people in flats, with children or other pets, or if they work full-time?
Yes - we consider all applications. We successfully rehome pets to individuals living in flats, families with children, and homes with existing pets. We also adopt to people who don’t work from home, as long as suitable arrangements are in place to support the pet’s wellbeing. Every application is assessed on lifestyle, suitability, and the ability to meet the animal’s needs, rather than generic factors like property type.
We also provide full rescue backup for the pet’s entire life, ensuring they always have a safe haven if circumstances change.
We offer continued dog training and behavioural support for all adopters. Our rescue is run by two experienced dog trainers, ensuring every pet and adopter has access to knowledgeable guidance. We will always help with training advice, behavioural support, and practical solutions throughout your pet’s life, providing the reassurance and expertise needed to help each animal thrive in their new home.
Maya - Reserved
Maya is a beautiful 10‑month‑old Husky with all the classic traits of her breed - high energy, a love of play, and a bright, inquisitive mind. She adores playing with other dogs, racing around and burning off her youthful enthusiasm. With cats she’s a little wary, and with new people she can be unsure at first, but her caution comes from a history of abuse and neglect, not from a lack of sweetness.
Maya is in foster Faversham - Me13
Dolce - NOT READY
Dulce is a beautiful three‑year‑old, all‑white French Bulldog with a playful, affectionate personality. She’s wonderful with other dogs and has a curious, gentle interest in cats. Dulce loves nothing more than snuggling up with her people, soaking up attention and companionship. She enjoys her walks and has a confident little strut, always keen to take the lead and show the way. With her sweet nature and love of closeness, Dulce will make a devoted, cheerful addition to a loving home.
Dulce is in Faversham - me13
Milo - ADOPTED
Bailey - ADOPTED
Daphne - ADOPTED
Hugo - ADOPTED
Millie - ADOPTED
Simba - ADOPTED
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