There are so many gorgeous dogs in search of their forever home this week across the North and North East.
Darlington, Cumbria and Leeds 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 loving family and forever home this week.
13. Lottie (Poodle Cross, two-five years)
Lottie is looking for a home with her sister Lola. Lola can be a reserved girl and relies a lot on Lola for confidence. They will need a quieter home with not many visitors and can live teenagers. They’d like their family to be able to keep them company most of the day and help with further training. The pair would be the only dogs in the home, and they’ll need gentle exposure to other dogs for when out on walks as they don’t have much confidence in this area. Adoptees will be required to make additional visits to the centre until there is sufficient bond. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Darlington
14. Lola (Poodle Cross, two-five years)
This loveable duo are going to make a great addition to an active home. They enjoy exploring out on walks together but could benefit from some loose lead work as they can be eager. Food is the way to their hearts and will help to build up a bond and with their on going training. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Darlington
15. Jasmine (Jack Russell Terrier Cross, six years)
Jasmine is sweet girl who is nearly 7 years old. She still likes exploring on walks in quieter areas and enjoys playtime with her ball. Jasmine is affectionate and likes a bum scratch but can be worried by more formal handling. Giving her time and building up a bond, she shows off her affectionate side. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Darlington
16. Loki (English Springer Spaniel, two years)
Handsome Loki is two years old and looking for a new home with adopters who are up for plenty of Spaniel fun. He can be a bit excitable when it comes to playtimes so would be best to live with older teens, 16yrs+. He'd like to be the only dog in the home but would like to keep social with some doggy pals out and about on walks. The Training Team will talk through this with his new family prior to meeting him. Adopters will need to be dedicated and patient with the transition to the home and have his family around through the day to help him settle. | DT Photo: Dogs Trust Darlington