Rescue Dogs in Nicosia, Cyprus
Adopt a rescue dog in Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus. These dogs come from Nicosia's overcrowded shelters and street-dog programmes. Find your future best friend — local adoption, vetted, vaccinated, ready to come home.
No dogs from Nicosia are listed right now — but the situation in Cyprus shelters changes weekly. Browse all rescue dogs across Cyprus, or volunteer to help us bring more dogs out of shelters.
Dogs available for adoption in Nicosia
Need help with an animal in Nicosia right now?
- 1460Police citizens' line (animal welfare)— Or 112 if the animal is in immediate danger
Run a shelter or rescue group in Nicosia?
List your dogs on withBobi for free. Every dog gets a shareable profile, adoption inquiries land straight in your inbox, and pages like this one put Nicosia rescues in front of the people searching for them.
Register your shelterAdopting a rescue dog in Nicosia, Cyprus
Cyprus has one of the highest stray-dog populations per capita in Europe. Animal shelters in Nicosia — like every shelter on the island — are full. Dog adoption in Nicosia is one of the most direct ways to help: every adopted dog opens a kennel for the next rescue. withBobi works with shelters and fosters across Limassol, Nicosia, Larnaca, Paphos and Famagusta to find every rescue dog a forever home, in Cyprus or anywhere in Europe.
Found an animal in need in Nicosia?
withBobi is a platform, not a shelter — but it's built for exactly this moment. Report the animal on the live SOS map so volunteers near it get alerted, or read the step-by-step guide for what to do first (it covers cats too).
Common questions about Nicosia
How do I adopt a rescue dog in Nicosia?
Pick a dog from the Nicosia listings on this page and send an inquiry — withBobi is a platform that routes you to the shelter or foster caring for that dog. They handle the meet-and-greet, home check and paperwork. Most Nicosia rescues are vaccinated and chipped before rehoming.
Who do I call about a stray or injured animal in Nicosia?
For an animal in immediate danger call a vet or the police line 1460. You can also post it on withBobi SOS — the live map alerts volunteers near the location — and our found-an-animal guide covers what to check first.