Dogs Trust has so many amazing dogs up for adoption with the hope of finding forever homes for all.
Darlington, Leeds and Cumbria rehoming centres have over 80 dogs in search of their families and this is just a small selection of those on offer.
Take a look and see if you can open your heart and home to a furry friend.
9. Frankie (Staffy cross, two-five years)
Frankie is on the lookout for a quiet household where his family can spend plenty of time with him as he has struggled with this in the past. He’d love for his house to have a garden too for playtimes. He does need some extra training regarding socialising with other dogs, but it is possible for him to have walking buddies. Frankie is on introduction programme, which will require the family to make additional visits to the centre until there is a sufficient bond, and the owners are comfortable with Frankie’s training plans. He will be best to live with older teenagers. | dt Photo: Dogs Trust Darlington
10. Agnes & Joyce (Rottweiler & Crossbreed, five-seven years)
Agnes and Best friend Joyce are looking for a home together. They are both super sweet girls who adore a fuss and can live with children aged 11 and over. They could share their home with another pooch and will enjoy having some walking buddies when out on their adventures. They both walk lovely on lead and do enjoy a gentle stroll. They will need to have someone around for them to help them settle in to their home and build up any time spent alone gradually. They are such an adorable, loving pair that will make great companions. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Darlington
11. Aussie (Crossbreed, seven years)
Aussie is adored by his handlers because he’s so affectionate and intelligent! He loves tasty treats, which is brilliant for his training and building up a bond with him. Aussie already knows all the basic moves but loves learning new tricks and showing them off to his friends. Aussie can be shy when meeting new people, but after a few visits and he has a bond with you, he’s a loyal and loving boy. Aussie has bags of potential and just needs to find the right home where he can be kept active and have a sofa to snuggle on! | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Leeds
12. Cooper (Rottweiler cross, two years)
If you are into big, playful dogs then meet Cooper! He’s a 2yr old Rottie Cross and he’s full of fun! He’s a little shy of new people so will need adopters who’ll work with us to slowly prepare him for going home. He won’t be able to be left alone and it will take some time and patience to slowly build up his confidence around being on his own and we’ll happily help and advise on this. He’s getting more dog social and has a few friends at the centre which means he could potentially share his home with a calm confident dog. Since he needs a calm and predictable environment, he won’t suit a home with children, but older teens may be considered if they’re confident around large breed dogs. He’ll also need a secure garden to play in and access to quiet walking areas while he settles in. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Leeds