The Dogs Trust has so many amazing dogs up for adoption with the hope of finding forever homes for all.
Darlington, Leeds, and Edinburgh rehoming centres have more than 80 dogs in search of their families and this is just a small selection of those on offer.
Here we have 17 cute pups in need of a home - you can find out more at: https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/.
Take a look and see if you can open your heart and home to a furry friend.
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5. Polly (German Shepherd Dog Cross)
Pretty Polly is a young girl who is looking for a home with not too many visitors as she can become overwhelmed with too many new faces. Polly would like to be the only pooch in the home but her family will be encouraged to continue working on her socialising around other dogs as she can be unsure on how to behave around them. | Dogs Trust Darlington
6. Lenny (Lurcher)
Lenny is looking for a home that is in a quieter location and ideally has no neighbouring/passing dogs. He can react when seeing other dogs so needs a bit more help with this. With introductions done in the correct way though he may have some walking pals. Lenny adores people and struggles on his own so would like his family at home to keep him company. | Dogs Trust Darlington
7. Ollie (Dogue De Bordeaux)
Ollie is a looking for his forever home with a family who will take things steady with him. He can be nervous in new situations so introductions should be done at Ollie’s pace. He can live with older secondary school aged kids and potentially another dog pending a successful meet. When out on walks Ollie can be eager on the lead so will need confident adopters who can help him with loose lead work. | Dogs Trust Darlington
8. Milo (Bedlington Terrier)
Milo is a six-year-old Bedlington Terrier ready to find his forever home! Milo flourishes in calm environments and appreciates his own space whilst enjoying his snacks. He’ll need minimal time alone to begin with and once settled into his new pad, time on his own can be introduced gradually. Although Milo enjoys interaction, more formal handling still worries him. For this reason, he’ll do best in a child-free home where he can feel at ease and relax. | Dogs Trust Darlington