Newcastle Dog & Cat Shelter has a number of animals that are looking for their forever home.
The shelter, which was established in 1896, helps animals that are unwanted, neglected, abused and abandoned - as well as reuniting lost animals with their owners and finding loving new homes for those who are no longer wanted.
Here are 17 cute animals who are in need of a home - you can find out more at: https://www.dogandcatshelter.com/.
Take a look and see if you can open your heart and home to a new four-legged friend!
13. Bear (Caucasian Shepherd)
Bear is a fabulous lad to spend time with, he is cheeky and fun and a big ball of silliness. Bear can be boisterous and a little over the top at times. He is easily over-aroused and sometimes jumps up in his eagerness for attention! Bear loves his people and gets very excited to greet them which sometimes means pulling to get there faster. | Newcastle Dog & Cat Shelter
14. Mojo (Lurcher)
Mojo is a lovely lady. She has such a sweet and gentle nature but is also lots of fun and has plenty of silliness to fill a home with laughs. She adores being around people and has won the heart of everyone she has met since arriving at the shelter, she’s an absolute delight to be around! | Newcastle Dog & Cat Shelter
15. Bea
Bea is a lovely, sweet girl who has spent the past few weeks in a foster home. Initially, when she first arrived at the shelter, Bea did struggle to adjust to the strange new environment. She is a quiet-natured girl and was quite shy to begin with. However, with the time and patience of the dedicated team, she soon started building her confidence and would be happy to see them and be made a fuss of. | Newcastle Dog & Cat Shelter
16. Wyatt (Staffordshire Bull Terrier Cross)
Wyatt is a friendly, fun and boisterous lad with the attention span of a goldfish! Although he always means well, Wyatt can get a little over excited at times and can behave in silly ways. Staff have introduced a training plan to help Wyatt find more appropriate outlets for his over-zealous behaviours, and this will need to be continued in the home. | Newcastle Dog & Cat Shelter