🐾 Maltese Rehoming

Rehome Your Maltese in South Africa

A safe, confidential, home-to-home service for Maltese dogs. Gentle, playful, and devoted β€” your Maltese deserves a home that understands their gentle spirit.

🏠Home-to-HomeYour Maltese stays with you until matched
πŸ›‘οΈCompletely ConfidentialYour details are never shared publicly
πŸ‡ΏπŸ‡¦Nationwide ServiceWe rehome Maltese across South Africa

Why People Rehome Their Maltese

Maltese dogs are loving companions β€” but their care needs can be more than expected.

βœ‚οΈ Grooming Demands

That beautiful white coat needs daily brushing and professional grooming every 4 weeks. Tear staining, matting, and coat maintenance can become overwhelming for busy owners.

πŸ‘Ά Small Children

Maltese are tiny and fragile. They can be snappy if handled roughly by young children. A home with older children or adults may be safer and less stressful.

πŸ₯ Owner Health

Maltese are popular with older owners. When health declines and grooming, vet visits, or daily care become difficult, rehoming is an act of love.

✈️ Emigrating

Many SA families leave beloved Maltese behind when moving abroad. We've helped countless families through this difficult transition.

πŸ• Maltese at a Glance

Size
2 – 4 kg
Lifespan
12 – 15 years
Coat
Long, silky white
Temperament
Gentle, playful, devoted
Health Notes
Dental, eyes, kneecaps
Needs
Grooming, indoor living
White Maltese dog

Your Maltese Deserves Gentle Hands

Maltese dogs have been companion animals for thousands of years β€” they were bred for nothing but love and affection. They thrive on human contact and gentle care. When circumstances change and you can't give them the time, attention, or grooming they need, finding a home that can is the right thing to do.

We match Maltese with homes that understand their delicate nature β€” quiet environments, gentle handling, and owners committed to the grooming routine that keeps that glorious white coat healthy.

Begin Your Maltese's Journey β†’

Maltese Rehoming Questions

😒 My Maltese has tear stains β€” is that a barrier?

Not at all. Tear staining is extremely common in white-coated breeds. It's cosmetic and manageable with proper cleaning. We'll make sure adopters understand the routine.

🦷 My Maltese has bad teeth β€” is that OK?

Yes. Dental disease affects almost all small breeds. We're upfront about any dental needs so the new family is prepared.

πŸ• Can you rehome two Maltese together?

Absolutely. Bonded pairs are common in this breed β€” they're social little dogs who often do better together.

🏑 Do Maltese need a garden?

Not necessarily. They adapt well to apartment living as long as they get daily walks and plenty of indoor attention.

Ready to Rehome Your Maltese?

A warm, judgement-free conversation is the first step.

Fill Out the Rehoming Form β†’