The Easter holidays provide a great time to browse local shelters, meet the dogs searching for families and even potentially settle one in at home if you find your perfect pooch.
Dogs Trust Shoreham is one of many rescue centres in our county doing brilliant work to look after four-legged friends without homes.
Each of the dogs below are looking for a loving family in Dog Friendly Sussex – if you are interested in adopting one of them, visit the rescue’s website for more information and to complete an application form.
All information and photos come from Dogs Trust Shoreham.
. Logan - two year old Terrier
Logan is currently looking for a foster family to help integrate him back into home-life. Please do get in touch with Dogs Trust Shoreham if you can open up your home temporarily as a stepping-stone, before finding his forever family. The sweet chap is deaf, which doesn’t affect his playful character or super smart brain but means he’ll be looking for understanding carers who can offer him plenty of patience. He’ll need adult-only owners and must be the only pet. A garden of his own is essential, as he will need to build up going for his walks over time, and only once he is fully settled in at home. Dogs Trust said Logan’s foster carers 'will be superheroes in disguise'! The team is looking for people full of commitment and who have a willingness to learn all about his ongoing training plans. They must be able to visit the rehoming centre on multiple occasions to build up a strong bond with Logan, and so that they can work alongside our Training Team. For this reason, his foster home should be within an hour’s drive to the rehoming centre in Shoreham. Photo: Dogs Trust
. Little Indy - Eight+ year old Cocker Spaniel cross
Dogs Trust Shoreham said Little Indy is a sweet gentleman who is still quite active for his age. Despite being deaf and having some sight impairment, this doesn't seem to inhibit him from getting the most out of his walkies and interacting with his carers. He loves evening snuggles on the sofa and will certainly give you a nudge for more attention. Indy is looking to enjoy his retirement years in a calm home with a predictable routine. Because of this, the rescue centre feels he would be best suited to families with children aged over 16. He can now be left for short periods of time on his own and uses this time to enjoy a good old snooze. Photo: Dogs Trust
. Freddy - twelve year old Yorkshire Terrier
Freddy is a twelve-year-old charismatic chap with an endearing nature. He requires an adult-only home, with owners who can give Freddy his quiet time when he needs it. Freddy needs to be the only pet at home but loves to meet up with other pooches on his walks. He’s currently living with his foster carers who said he takes a little time to settle into his new routine but, once he finds his feet, he’ll make for an excellent housemate. Freddy is housetrained and happy to be left on his own for short periods. Photo: Dogs Trust
1. Logan - two year old Terrier
Logan is currently looking for a foster family to help integrate him back into home-life. Please do get in touch with Dogs Trust Shoreham if you can open up your home temporarily as a stepping-stone, before finding his forever family. The sweet chap is deaf, which doesn’t affect his playful character or super smart brain but means he’ll be looking for understanding carers who can offer him plenty of patience. He’ll need adult-only owners and must be the only pet. A garden of his own is essential, as he will need to build up going for his walks over time, and only once he is fully settled in at home. Dogs Trust said Logan’s foster carers 'will be superheroes in disguise'! The team is looking for people full of commitment and who have a willingness to learn all about his ongoing training plans. They must be able to visit the rehoming centre on multiple occasions to build up a strong bond with Logan, and so that they can work alongside our Training Team. For this reason, his foster home should be within an hour’s drive to the rehoming centre in Shoreham. Photo: Dogs Trust
2. Little Indy - Eight+ year old Cocker Spaniel cross
Dogs Trust Shoreham said Little Indy is a sweet gentleman who is still quite active for his age. Despite being deaf and having some sight impairment, this doesn't seem to inhibit him from getting the most out of his walkies and interacting with his carers. He loves evening snuggles on the sofa and will certainly give you a nudge for more attention. Indy is looking to enjoy his retirement years in a calm home with a predictable routine. Because of this, the rescue centre feels he would be best suited to families with children aged over 16. He can now be left for short periods of time on his own and uses this time to enjoy a good old snooze. Photo: Dogs Trust
3. Freddy - twelve year old Yorkshire Terrier
Freddy is a twelve-year-old charismatic chap with an endearing nature. He requires an adult-only home, with owners who can give Freddy his quiet time when he needs it. Freddy needs to be the only pet at home but loves to meet up with other pooches on his walks. He’s currently living with his foster carers who said he takes a little time to settle into his new routine but, once he finds his feet, he’ll make for an excellent housemate. Freddy is housetrained and happy to be left on his own for short periods. Photo: Dogs Trust
4. Basil - seven year old Crossbreed
Basil is looking for an active family, who live in a quieter location, away from built-up or busy areas. He can share his home with older, secondary-school age children and will need to be the only pet. However, he has been doing great with building up confidence recently and may be able to have walking buddies with other dogs of a calm and friendly nature. A garden of his own to let off some steam and enjoy an off-lead run about is essential. Basil adores the company of his favourite friends but can be a little apprehensive when first getting to know someone. The super smart seven-year-old is full of character and playful energy. He'll make for a fabulous companion to a family who can fill his life with fun and adventure, while keeping him entertained with all his favourite activities. Photo: Dogs Trust Shoreham