Currently in care at Arundawn Dog Rescue, these pups are hoping to find loving new families.
The rescue, located near Horsham, focuses on providing rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming for council pound strays.
If you’re considering adopting a dog, take a look below to see who’s available.
More information about each dog can be found on the Arundawn website.
1. Harley - 11-year-old Labrador
Arundawn said Harley was sadly dumped on her 11th birthday. She is still very active and would prefer a rural home. Harley has been happy living with other dogs after slow introductions but can be reactive to some out on walks. The charity said she may be better suited as an only dog. Harley has been good with children aged 12 and above. She is strong on the lead on occasion but can walk well until she spies other dogs. Arundawn said she needs a special family who can continue to work with her on her manners. Photo: Arundawn
2. Trigger - three-year-old German Shepherd
Trigger is described as 'an absolutely fantastic boy'. He adores human company and is brilliant with other dogs. He suffers from a little separation anxiety if left for more than an hour or two, so he is looking for a home where someone is around most of the time. Trigger is very playful and would love a canine companion in his new home. Arundawn said he is also good with children but isn't suitable to live with cats. He has a history of skin problems and ear infections, and is currently overweight. Photo: Arundawn
3. Dancer - one-year-old Staffie
Dancer was placed in pound kennels heavily pregnant and gave birth three days later. Arundawn said she is 'only a baby herself' at about one year old. She has been 'the most fantastic mum' and now plays with her babies like they're her best friends. However, she is desperate to get out of kennels and into a home. She is bouncy, exuberant and loves everyone. Dancer could live with another dog, preferably a male. Photo: Arundawn
4. Angel - five-year-old Greyhound
True to her name, Angel is a gentle, loving girl who adores human company and just wants to be near you. The ex-racing greyhound is a sensitive girl adjusting to all the recent changes in her life, and she deserves a kind, patient home to help her settle again. As with most greyhounds, Angel does have a strong prey drive, so she’ll need a secure garden and access to an enclosed field for her zoomies. She is playful and dog friendly but can't live with cats. Photo: Arundawn