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. Ruby (Belgian Shepherd Dog)
Ruby is a super friendly girl and loves spending her days with her human friends. She is looking for a family who can provide her with an abundance of companionship. She’ll thrive with a family who can keep her entertained with brain games as well as the physical exercise. Ruby requires a secure garden where she can enjoy some off-lead playtime. | Dogs Trust Darlington
6. Violet (American Bully Pocket)
Violet is looking for a home where her family are around majority of the day. She’s a very well-mannered girl and already has some training in place including house training. Violet will be fine to live with primary school aged kids and with another dog. She’d love to have playtimes in a garden and join on family outings. | Dogs Trust Darlington
7. Theo (Cocker Spaniel)
Theo is a sensitive boy who seems to have led quite a bit of a sheltered life. He’ll do best in a calm home environment where his family are around most of the day. It may take Theo some time to adjust to his new surroundings as he can find everyday life overwhelming. When in the company of other dogs, it really boosts his confidence so he must live with another doggy friend that can help show him the world isn’t such a scary place. | Dogs Trust Darlington
8. Major (German Shepherd)
Meet the handsome Major! He’s s super friendly lad and will thrive with a family used to his breed. If any children in the home, they should be aged 8yrs or older. Major may need a refresher with house training and any time on his own building up gradually. Major would still benefit from keeping up his training skills to keep his mind engaged. The home ideally will have non-slip flooring as he isn’t a fan of walking on these surfaces. | Dogs Trust Darlington