1 August 2026–31 August 2026

Do not take our safety claims on trust. Check our record.

These totals come from marketplace records and include the things we rejected, the reports we upheld and the decisions we reversed.

Seller profiles checked0

Currently active

Premises checked0

Currently approved

Listings rejected0

In this reporting period

Placements confirmed0

Dual-confirmed handovers

Reports received0

All risk levels

Reports substantiated0

Human-reviewed outcomes

Appeals overturned0

Different reviewer required

90-day dogs still home0

Of 0 completed check-ins

Rescue listings are mirrored, not verified

Most dogs on Doggos today come from the rescue directory: we read 376 dogs from 42 of the 131 rescues, shelters and council pounds we track across 20counties, and link each one back to the rescue’s own page. None of those organisations has been through Doggos verification, none carries a verification badge, and the counters above deliberately exclude them.

Rescues tracked131

Republic and Northern Ireland

Publishing dogs today42

The rest post on Facebook or by phone

Rescue dogs mirrored376

Applications go to the rescue

What these figures do—and do not—prove

  • Applications approved, declined and awaiting review, split by seller type.
  • Listings held or rejected by reason category, without publishing evasion signals.
  • Reports received, median first-response time and substantiated outcomes.
  • Suspensions, permanent bans, appeals and decisions overturned.
  • Verification expiry holds and the time taken to restore or remove a listing.

Our promise, without the fine-print trick

Puppy farms are prohibited, but no verification process can promise that deception is impossible. What we can promise is concrete: a listing cannot publish until its required evidence passes, you can inspect that record, and a credible concern can trigger a hold and human review.