Dogs Trust currently has so many gorgeous pups up for adoption across the North and North East.
Darlington, Cumbria, Leeds and Edinburgh rehoming centres are hoping to find lovely homes for their dogs in order to give them the best possible lives.
Here are just 17 of the dogs searching for a forever home this Spring.

9. Dasher & Posie (Basset Hound cross, one & seven)
Dasher is a one-year-old Basset hound cross. Dasher an energetic young boy who is looking to be rehomed with his mum, Posie. Dasher is active lad who is always on the go! He loves to keep busy by either exploring on walks, doing zoomies in the garden or playing games at home. Dasher and Posie would like to be the only pets in the home and are looking for an adult only environment. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Edinburgh

10. Cinnamon (Whippet, seven years)
Cinnamon is a seven-year-old whippet cross who is looking for a special home. She travels well in the car, is house trained and walks well on the lead. She can get excited when she see's other dogs but soon settles down when she can say hello. Cinnamon enjoys walks with other dogs and loves zoomies when in a secure area. This gorgeous girl spends most of her day curled up on the sofa and adores her home comforts. She can get a little anxious when left so her foster carers are slowly trying to build up time being left. To help with his she has been crate trained. Cinnamon will need someone to be home majority of the day with the time to commit furthering her training. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Cumbria

11. Willow (German Shepherd cross, six years)
Willow is a lovely six-year-old girl who is looking for adopters that will continue her training in the home. She enjoys her food, and will never say no to a hot dog which will help her with her training. Willow will make a lovely addition to a household given time and patience. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Darlington

12. Frosty (Lurcher, one-two years)
Frosty is ready to find his forever home. We have limited history of how he is in the house so may need a little refresher with some basics. He has been clean with us so should pick up house training quite quickly. He does loves company so would like his family to be able to keep him company throughout the day. Although, once settled he should be ok entertaining himself with a chew if his family need to pop out. Frosty is dog social and may live with another playful pooch. He can also live with primary school aged children. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Darlington

