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.
13. Buttons (Patterdale Cross, one year)
Buttons is a 1 year old energetic terrier-cross looking for an adult-only home. He can get frustrated around dogs which does result in him becoming vocal. He will need owners who are happy to work through his training to help him practice less excitable behaviours and feel more relaxed. Owners will need to have quiet walking areas whilst working through his training. Buttons can be worried by new people so adopters will need to travel to the centre for several visits to build up a lovely relationship. He has a very high prey-drive so a fully enclosed garden is a must to enable him to have a run around. He can be anxious when left so owners will need to build up leaving hours slowly. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Leeds
14. Ranger (Akita, one-two years)
Ranger is a fabulous lad! He’s full of energy and greets everyone enthusiastically. Although this might not be appreciated by all so improving his greeting skills will be beneficial. He hasn’t shown an interest in toys yet but does love his food. Activities that involve a couple extra treats will be a great way to keep him entertained. For a family who are understanding of larger breeds, Ranger will be a cracking addition to the family. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Darlington
15. Miss Vee (Border Collie, two-five years)
Miss Vee has spent a lot of her life being fearful. She isn’t looking for a lot of friends just a few special friends. Trust is what she finds difficult, and she quickly senses if people are unsure about her, so she needs a calm, confident and understanding best friend to support her. Once she has deemed you worthy of her trust your relationship will blossom. You will need to be able to come to the centre several times to build this relationship. However, she will quickly entertain you with all her funny play styles and will happily show off her ball skills. She would make a great goalkeeper! Miss Vee is always ready for her walks when she feels safe to do so but will need to stay on lead as she can be easily overwhelmed. Miss Vee is really anxious at the centre about approaching and getting in to a vehicle and this has delayed us finding her perfect match. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Edinburgh