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.
These dogs are available at branches situated in Chichester and Brighton.

9. Curtis - one year old crossbreed
Curtis is a sweet boy who likes to sit on your lap for cuddles once he knows and trusts you but he can be very worried to begin with. He walks well on the lead and is enjoying his walks at the shelter with his doggie friends. Curtis will need some training and help to build his confidence as he has not experienced much in his previous home. Curtis is sociable with other dogs and has never lived on his own so we feel he needs another resident dog for companionship. He is looking for an adult only, experienced home and will need his own garden. Photo: RSPCA

10. Louie - seven year old Shar Pei cross Staffie
Louie is a firm favourite amongst kennel staff and has transformed from an anxious, untrusting pup since his arrival. The RSPCA said Louie is a very intelligent, determined boy who knows what he wants and when he wants it! He loves to play and a roll in the long grass, he loves water and enjoys the paddling pool. He has a massive toy box in his kennel and spends his day choosing different toys. Louie is also very sensitive and doesn't like loud noises, wind or heavy rain. He'll flink at sudden movements and is worried by new situations. He is looking for an adult only home with one or two people as he would not cope with a busy household, and owners with experience with anxious dogs. He cannot live with other dogs, cats or small animals. Photo: RSPCA

11. 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

12. Walter - three year old crossbreed
Walter arrived at the RSPCA with several dogs who had to be rehomed after their owner went into hospital. Walter is a friendly boy who likes to sit on your lap for cuddles once he knows you. He enjoys fuss and attention and walks well on the lead. Walter will need some training and help to build his confidence as he has not experienced much in his previous home. Walter is sociable with other dogs and could live with another resident dog after suitable introductions. He is looking for an adult home and will need his own garden. Photo: RSPCA


