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.
17. Pip (Chihuahua, one year)
Pip will be perfect for an active home with adults who enjoy a little bit of training. He's very foody and keen to learn so in enthusiastic hands he's got tons of potential. His nose is top notch and he really enjoys playing scent/search games. He was housetrained in his previous home but may need a little refresh as he settles in. He won't be able to be left alone initially and will need to be very slowly introduced to any time on his own but we'll happily advise the best way to do this. Pip has come a long way since arriving with us and with a little time and patience from his adopters he has the potential to become a wonderful little companion. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Leeds
18. Trigger (Crossbreed, one year)
Trigger is a beautiful one year old Collie x JRT who is looking for the pawfect home. Trigger has started learning basic commands and training but would like for these to continue to ensure a successful development. He will benefit from having plenty of fun activity games while at home to keep his mind busy. Trigger can be sensitive to noises so would prefer to have a quiet home in a rural area. Trigger is such a lovely lad who is quickly stealing the hearts of all his canine carers | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Darlington
19. Tucker (Cocker Spaniel cross, two-five years)
Tucker is a fun young lad who is looking for patient and understanding adopters who will be up for plenty of fun training activities and who are willing to build everything up for him slowly at Tuckers pace. An active family who are up for plenty of fun adventures with Tucker would be ideal. Tucker does lack confidence and can be worried by handling and people approaching him so will be best suited to an adult only home, preferably with not too many visitors. He enjoys being social with other dogs and will always be up for having some walking buddies but will need to be the only pooch in the home as he does prefer to have the home comforts to himself. Tucker will benefit from having a family member around majority of the day to keep him entertained. Any time that requires him to be solo will need building up gradually. He is starting to learn how to relax with a tasty chew on a comfy bed and the team can chat through how to continue this. Adopters will need to visit Tucker multiple times at the centre before he head off to his home. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Darlington
20. Teddy (Crossbreed, five-seven years)
Teddy may be a little worried by the big wide world, once he's in a good routine and he's build confidence in his surroundings he is a wonderful dog to be around. He's fun and interactive and really enjoys some gentle fuss from his human friends. He's friendly with everyone he meets, but as he bonds his affection will grow stronger too. Sadly he cannot be left on his own and it will take many months to slowly build up his confidence around being left alone. Our training team will be on hand to help guide his new family through this. Other dogs are quite a worry for him so he will need to be walked in quiet areas so he can enjoy his sniffing in peace. He travels well though so won't mind being driven to peaceful walking spots. If you are home most of the time and are looking for a sweet and affectionate buddy and don't mind putting in some good training work initially, you might be a great match for our little Teddy. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Leeds