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Pomeranian Rescue Dogs for Adoption in and around London

There are 4 Pomeranians looking for a new home in and around London right now, listed by All Dogs Matter and Foal Farm Animal Rescue. Includes Pomeranian crosses.

3 in London itself and 1 within about 35 miles, in places such as Waltham Abbey. Each card shows the town and how far it is from the centre of London.

Each profile links to the rescue, who will talk you through their adoption process and fee.

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Pablo, pomeranian for adoption in LondonNEW

Pablo

5 years • Male • Pomeranian

Smallhigh energy
Can live with:ChildrenOther dogs
Foal Farm Animal Rescue· London
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Grey, pomeranian cross terrier for adoption in London

Grey

6 years • Male • Pomeranian Cross Terrier

Smallhigh energy
Can live with:ChildrenOther dogs
Foal Farm Animal Rescue· London
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Louis, pomeranian for adoption in Waltham Abbey

Louis

3-4 years • Male • Pomeranian

Small
All Dogs Matter

Waltham Abbey · 14 miles

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Pomeranians near London right now

4 Pomeranians are listed in or around London today, with 2 rescues. 3 are in London itself and 1 with rescues around it. 3 are male and 1 female. The newest was added on 10 November 2026.

  • All Dogs Matter in London: 2 Pomeranians
  • Foal Farm Animal Rescue in London: 2 Pomeranians

About Pomeranians in London

Pomeranians near London have come from Foal Farm Animal Rescue at Biggin Hill, about 15 miles from London, and All Dogs Matter, whose dogs live in its kennels or with foster carers. We have not found a UK Pomeranian breed rescue we could verify, so these general rescues are the route.

Foal Farm charges £150 to £350 for a dog depending on age, and says its vet bills alone come to between £230 and £350 a dog, so it welcomes anything extra. Every dog leaves vaccinated, neutered, microchipped and treated for fleas and worms, and is checked over in front of you before you take it home. All Dogs Matter starts with its rehoming questionnaire and arranges the meeting at its kennels or with the foster carer. Its fee is £150 to £220, it phones after adoption to see how you are getting on, and it says that if you work full time you should only take on a dog if you can pay a dog walker or make the time.

Sources: LocalPetFinder listings near London, checked 13 November 2026 (read 13 November 2026); Foal Farm Animal Rescue: rehoming process (read 13 November 2026); All Dogs Matter: rehome (read 13 November 2026)

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About Pomeranians

The Royal Kennel Club calls the Pomeranian "the smallest spitz and a favourite of Queen Victoria". It says the breed was bred down from the German Spitz, was first seen in the UK in 1870, and became popular thanks to royal patronage, "its dainty appearance and extrovert character".

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Pomeranians listed in and around London today

As of 14 November 2026, 4 Pomeranians are listed with rescues in and around London on LocalPetFinder: by their listed age, 4 adults.

1 of them is listed as a cross, as the rescue describes it: Pomeranian Cross Terrier. Breed labels on rescue listings are often a best guess from looks.

The rescues mark 2 as able to live with children and 2 with other dogs. Where a profile says nothing, it doesn't mean no: ask the rescue.

Sources (checked 30 September 2026)

Breed descriptions are general. Every rescue animal is an individual, so the rescue's own assessment of the animal comes first.

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Pomeranians in London: your questions

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Which rescues near London have Pomeranians right now, and how old are they?

As of 14 November 2026, All Dogs Matter (in London): 2 and Foal Farm Animal Rescue (in London): 2. The newest was added on 10 November 2026. Each profile links to the rescue, which handles the adoption.

Are there Pomeranian puppies for sale in London?

No. Rescues rehome Pomeranians for an adoption fee rather than selling them, so be wary of any advert that asks for a deposit before you have met the dog. In and around London today, Pomeranians are listed by All Dogs Matter (in London) and Foal Farm Animal Rescue (in London). All Dogs Matter asks £150 to £220 for a dog and Foal Farm Animal Rescue £150 to £350 for a dog.

Can I get a free Pomeranian to a good home in London, or one under £500?

Usually not from a rescue: each asks an adoption fee towards neutering, microchipping and vaccinations, and a "free to a good home" advert is a private one with no rescue checks behind it. Of the rescues listing Pomeranians in and around London today, the published fees run from £150 at All Dogs Matter to £350 at Foal Farm Animal Rescue. Every one of those is under £500.

Is there a Pomeranian rescue near me in London?

As of 14 November 2026, the Pomeranians listed in and around London are with 2 rescues, named in the answer on which rescues have them. The nearest to London is All Dogs Matter in London. You can also see Pomeranians across England. To see what is closest to you, search by postcode with the pet finder on our home page. To hear when one is listed, set up an email alert on this page.

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