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1. Milo- Beagle Cross (8+ yrs)
Milo loves nothing more than a game with his toys. He can take time to come out of his shell, but soon shows his fun and playful personality. Milo is a clever boy who enjoys learning new things, especially if there is cheese on offer!! He loves spending time with his favourite carers and exploring on quiet walks around the centre. When we see this cheeky side to his character emerge then we know that there must be a home out there who will appreciate this rather special boy the way that we do. | Dogs Trust
2. Spring- Lurcher Cross (1-2 yrs)
Spring is a very cheeky, affectionate boy once he has built a relationship with you. He loves his food which is a great to help with his training. When he is happy he gets zoomies and loves to play with his toys. He is a shy boy who can be worried by new people and it can take a little time to build his trust. He loves to sniff and explore which helps him relax. Spring walks lovely on lead but at times can be strong if worried by a dog or person so does need a confident owner walks. | Dogs Trust
3. Reilly- Labrador Retriever (5-7 yrs)
Reilly can be really affectionate once he gets to know you! He loves his food and his toys, he's happy to include you in his games or to entertain himself. Reilly is a smart boy who is keen to learn new things which will be great for his ongoing training. He enjoys lots of enrichment activities to help keep his mind active. Reilly is a confident boy in exploring new places, he likes to have a good sniff around. If you are looking for a smart boy with bags of enthusiasm then look no further than Reilly. | Dogs Trust
4. Branson- Crossbreed (2-5 yrs)
Branson is a little worrier who takes a while to get to know people. Once he does he is so sweet and very affectionate and loves attention. He loves his toys and his walks and having a snuggle with his favourite people. He is a very active youngster who will enjoy plenty of activity once he is settled. He struggles with dog interactions so this will need continued work. With sensitivity and kindness this little chap will soon be living it up in his new pad. | Dogs Trust