Dogs for adoption
All our dogs for adoption are blood tested, wormed and have the kennel cough injection when they come into our care. They are eventually sterilized/castrated, vaccinated and micro chipped and obviously receive treatment if any disease has shown up in their blood test. As far as puppies are concerned, we will pay for blood test, worming, vaccinations, microchip and sterilization/castration.
People wanting to adopt a dog from APAC are asked to think about this commitment seriously. Many of our dogs have had a bad experience in the past and it needs patience to settle the dog in but we can guarantee that the dog will be so grateful to be in a caring home, the adoptees will receive a lot of love from their new companion.
External cases
Tranco
A very friendly boy, a baby in a big dog's body
Gender
Breed
Date of birth
male
american staffordshire terrier
May 2017
Weight
27 kilos
BARC external cases
Below you will find an overview of the dogs that are for adoption at BARC (Busot Animal Rescue Concern), an organisation in the neighbouring municipality of Busot that is committed to sheltering and rehoming stray dogs.
In these difficult times APAC and BARC team up to give the dogs as much chance as possible of finding a new home. All dogs are fully vaccinated, microchipped and sterilized, and waiting for their new family!
Thomas
Gender
Date of birth
male
January 2016
Interested?
Contact BARC by phone 699 822 027 or send an email to
Thomas is a large sized dog with a big heart. He is quite introverted but has learnt to love playing with the ball. He is probably more suited as an outside dog so someone with large fenced land would be ideal. He does not get on well with other male dogs.
Thomas has been living at El Rey De La Casa since February 2019.
Ted
Gender
Date of birth
male
March 2013
Interested?
Contact BARC by phone 699 822 027 or send an email to
Ted is a dear old man who has issues with his spine and is on medication for life. He is probably suited to being the only dog as he likes the attention. He loves to walk and exercise which actually helps his condition.
Ted has been living at El Rey de la Casa since January 2019.
Winston
Gender
Date of birth
male
March 2013
Interested?
Contact BARC by phone 699 822 027 or send an email to
Winston is classed as a PPP dog and that means he is a potentially dangerous dog!
Well, he produces a lot of gas so that could kill you. Also at about 37 kg he could bend your legs backwards when he runs to greet you or maybe drown in his slobber
On his passport it says he is a pit bull but you can see his breed recognized by the kennel club (American bully )
He is so well behaved does what he’s told first time and just wants cuddles. Although he’s always welcome here it would be lovely to find him a forever home.
Under Spanish law certain breeds of dogs are considered “potentially dangerous dogs,” and require a PPP (“perros potencialmente peligrosos”) license. A PPP License is good for 5 years. If not licensed within a certain time frame, your dog could be impounded and a hefty fine applied before they would be allowed to go home with you.
Sergio
Gender
Date of birth
male
Feb 2018
Interested?
Contact BARC by phone 699 822 027 or send an email to
Sergio is a Pointer cross. Although he is a very shy dog, he is slowly coming out of his shell. He gets on well with other dogs and is slowly learning to trust people. He would welcome some kind family to love him and to restore his faith in human nature.
Sergio has been living at El Rey de la Casa since August 2019.
Duke
Gender
Date of birth
male
Jan 2020
Interested?
Contact BARC by phone 699 822 027 or send an email to
Duke was found with another dog wandering at the side of the main road, both of them starving and undernourished. Subsequent medical tests of Duke have shown up a very rare condition whereby he has tiny baby teeth growing in his jaw, We are working with the vet to try and remove as many of them as possible. He is a friendly, happy dog who loves people.
It would be wonderful if we could find someone to foster him until he is adopted.
Nico
Gender
Date of birth
male
Dec 2018
Interested?
Contact BARC by phone 699 822 027 or send an email to
Nico is a delightful young man who unfortunately has epilepsy. He has been in excellent foster care and been given daily medicines and seems to be fitting less - his fits are not scary and he just needs a cuddle to show someone is there for him. His medicines are not expensive either. How lovely would it be to restore his faith in human nature and find a permanent home who would welcome his cuddles and love.
He is currently being fostered in a house full of dogs and cats so is very domesticated.
Enzo
Gender
Date of birth
male
Oct 2019
Interested?
Contact BARC by phone 699 822 027 or send an email to
Enzo is a Podenco who was abandoned by hunters.
He is a happy, friendly dog, gentle and intelligent. He enjoys peoples’ company and gets on well with other dogs.
Enzo has low level Leish for which he is currently receiving treatment.
Hachy
Gender
Date of birth
female
March 2019
Interested?
Contact BARC by phone 699 822 027 or send an email to
This beautiful young lady was one of 8 pups rescued in 2019 – found in a dustbin! They were hand reared by two of our lovely fostering volunteers and all found new homes. Unfortunately due to family issues Hachy has been returned to us. She has recently been sterilised and is up to date with her vaccinations and has her passport.
She is a lively girl but very friendly and house trained. She was bought up with cats and gets on well with the other dogs.
Poppet
Gender
Date of birth
female
July 2019
Interested?
Contact BARC by phone 699 822 027 or send an email to
Poppet has come to us as an external case. She is a very nice, friendly female who gets along with people and other dogs.
She is currently in season and will be sterilised ASAP.
She has a passport, and has had her rabies and kennel cough vaccination.