Darlington, Leeds, Edinburgh Cumbria rehoming centres have over 80 dogs in search of their families and this is just a small selection of those on offer.
Here we have 15 gorgeous pups in need of a home in time for Summer.
Take a look and see if you can open your heart and home to a furry friend.
9. Zena (Crossbreed, one year)
Zena is a stunning one-year-old Staffy Rottweiler Crossbreed who, although having quite an unsettled time recently, has adapted well and is doing great with her training. She will need adopters who are happy to work with our team to continue to bring out the best in her. She’s a big strong lass so won’t suit living with children, but young adults will be fine. She can be a bit choosey about which dogs she likes but she is progressing with her muzzle training for when she's out and about. This means she'll need to be the only pet in her home. A secure garden is vital, so she has somewhere to play and continue her housetraining. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Darlington
10. Spongebob (Belgian Shepherd cross, 12 weeks)
Spongebob has had a really unsettled start to life and does not trust people yet. He will need careful socialisation, house training and adopters that understand his needs. He has shown signs of being playful with his toys and loves his food. He is a curious little boy who is looking for the right home to help him thrive and become a wonderful addition to the household. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Leeds
11. Squidward (Belgian Shepherd cross, 12 weeks)
Squidward has had a really unsettled start to life and does not trust people yet. However, he has shown that his confidence does grow when around a calm role model dog. He will need careful socialisation, house training and adopters that understand his needs. He has shown signs of being playful with his toys and loves his food. He is curious little boy who is looking for the right home to help him thrive and become a wonderful addition to a family. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Leeds
12. Sasha (Beagle, 11 years)
Sasha is a lovely 11yr old Beagle who is looking for a peaceful retirement home to relax in. She will be fine with calm teenage kids as she does like her peace, and although she is social with dogs out and about, she'll need to be the only pet in her home to properly settle. A secure garden will be needed as she loves having a little potter off lead. She won't be able to be left alone initially and we'll happily advise the best way to slowly build her up to any time on her own. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Leeds