Here are the latest dogs looking for homes at the RSPCA, which has branches in both West and East Sussex.
If you’re looking to welcome a new furry friend into your home, maybe one of these dogs could be the perfect pet for you?
To find out more about adopting one of these adorable dogs, visit the rescue’s website and complete a pre-application form.
All information and photos come from the RSPCA.
9. Lexi - nine year old Staffie crossbreed
Lexi is a happy, friendly girl who likes everyone she meets. She is very affectionate and enjoys attention. In her previous home she was kept in one room and not taken out for walks in recent times so is really enjoying going out and about and exploring again. Lexi is not very keen on other dogs as she has not been socialised in her previous home so will need to be the only pet. She will need to live somewhere where there is assess to quieter walking areas and would not enjoy going round the local park where there are too many other dogs. Lexi is looking for a home without young children and with someone who will not leave her for too long on her own. She may need a reminder about house training as she has not been given the chance to be clean in her last home. Photo: RSPCA
10. Loki - one year old Crossbreed
Loki is a fun-loving, bouncy, enthusiastic boy. He loves to play, especially with a squishy ball. Loki knows sit, leave and his name and is housetrained. He has very limited experiences in the outside world and can get overwhelmed easily if there is too much stimulus. Unfortunately Loki was attacked by another dog in his previous home whilst out in the park. Due to this experience he has lost his confidence with other dogs and can be vocal and worried. The RSPCA team said it believes this is something that can be worked on and improved, but he will need an owner who is prepared to put the time into this. He cannot live with cats or small animals. Loki is very sociable with people and could live with older children. Photo: RSPCA
11. Finlay - six year old Jack Russell
Finlay is a worried boy who does not seem to have had a lot of socialisation in the past. He takes a while to bond with new people, especially men so is ideally looking for a female owner. Once he trusts you he is a sweet, affectionate boy who enjoys attention and company. Finlay knows sit and beg on command and enjoys his walks. Unfortunately, probably due to his lack of socialisation, Finlay does not really like other dogs and would prefer to avoid them when out and about. He is also not suitable to live with cats or small animals. Finlay is looking for an experienced, terrier owner with the time and patience to help him settle in a new home. He can not live with children or have any visiting children and will need his own, secure garden. Photo: RSPCA
12. Sally - one year old Terrier cross
Sally is a sweet girl who can be a little unsure to begin with and can be quite worried by over handling. She is improving daily and is a happy, friendly girl once she realises you are not going to hurt her. She is a very active, feisty terrier and will need complete training. Sally can be sound sensitive and the kennel environment is not the ideal situation for her. The charity said it is hoping she will blossom and come out of her shell in a new home. Sally enjoys the company of other dogs her own size and would benefit from living with an already established dog in her new home. She can be unsure of larger, bouncy dogs so would benefit from further socialisation. Sally loves playing with toys and turns into a proper little terrier when she rags her soft teddies. She will be a fun companion for someone who has experience and understanding of terriers and their ways. Sally is looking for an adult only home and she will need her own garden. Photo: RSPCA