Here are the latest dogs looking for homes at the RSPCA, which has branches in both West and East Sussex.
To find out more about adopting one of these adorable pooches, visit the rescue’s website and complete a pre-application form.
All information and photos come from the RSPCA.
These dogs are available at branches situated in Chichester and Brighton.

25. Cleo - six year old Spaniel
Cleo is a lovely bouncy spaniel with a few health conditions. She is looking for either an adopter or a foster carer to provide a home for her while the RSPCA investigates and resolves a few medical concerns. She is a very affectionate girl who is struggling with her time in kennels, and the RSPCA said 'she just needs a home where can be spoilt and doted on'. She is a very cheeky character with lots of love and affection, she loves a paddle in the pool or a trip to the beach. Sadly, she has most likely has never lived in a home before, so will need someone who is understanding while she learns the luxuries of a house. Photo: RSPCA

26. Mia - seven year old crossbreed
Mia is a very sweet, friendly girl who loves everyone she meets. The RSPCA has said she is a happy, cheeky soul who is ready to settle down with a loving family. Mia is looking for experienced owners who are around most of the day, and any children in her home must be over 16 years old. She cannot live with other pets due to her predatory instincts. She has previously has issues with lunging at traffic, other animals and wildlife. Due to this she will need a home in a quiet area to help train around this. Mia is currently undergoing training to help with her rehabilitation, and this will need to be continued in a home for her to succeed. Photo: RSPCA

27. Lolly - eight year old Pug cross Italian Greyhound
Lolly is an eight year old Pug x Italian greyhound. The team at RSPCA said Lolly's 'bubbly' and 'fun' personality has stolen all of their hearts. Lolly's past has left her with an anxious temperament and, due to this, she will need a quiet home away from main cities and towns. It will be important that potential adopters are able to commit to Lolly's ongoing training needs and can make many trips to the centre. Lolly is very food motivated which the RSPCA team said makes training lots of fun. She knows lots of cues and the list is growing daily! Lolly has been seen to be dog reactive so it would be beneficial for adopters to previously have experience with reactive dogs or be willing to learn from the team. Lolly will require her own garden, no other pets in her home and any members of her family must be aged over 18. Photo: RSPCA

28. Luna - one year old Staffordshire Bull Terrier crossbreed
Luna is a fun and energetic Stafforshire Bull Terrier Cross whose owner's change in circumstances meant they were no longer able to care for her. She gets on well with other dogs but has a typical bull breed play style, in addition to other traits of the breed, so people with a good understanding/experience of Staffies or Bulldogs is essential. Luna loves to learn and is very bright, so would benefit from a dog hobby such as scent work or trick training to keep her busy brain happy. She could potentially live with another dog if they are a good match and requires an adult-only home with adopters who can be around most of the day. Luna can be quite nervous meeting new people so multiple trips to the centre will be essential to build a trusting bond before she goes home. RSPCA said Luna is a lovely girl and would fill someone's heart with love and joy. Photo: RSPCA


