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. Bert (Shih Tzu X German Shepherd)
Bert is a delightful little lad who has bags of character! He is very much a typical pup – affectionate, playful and full of beans! He will require all of the basic training and socialisation that all puppies must undergo and needs a family who can give him the time, effort, patience and commitment that he deserves. | Newcastle Dog & Cat Shelter
14. Bob
Bob is a very sweet and beautiful girl who is still finding her feet at the shelter. She was known to be timid in her previous home and is still timid there, however each day she is showing her personality a little more and coming out of her shell. When she is approached in her pen, she is initially a little hesitant to come out of her bed or cat tree, but if you sit with her for a little while, she will come for cuddles and affection. | Newcastle Dog & Cat Shelter
15. Serena (French Bulldog)
Serena is a delightful and adorable girl! She’s a happy and confident lady who is a pleasure to be around, she’s lovely with everyone she meets. She can be a typical French Bulldog and has her stubborn, quirky ways so would benefit from an owner who has an understanding of the breed. Serena isn’t the type of girl who wants to go climbing mountains and hiking, more the local strolls and couch potato vibe! | 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