Each of these pups at Rescue Remedies Dog Rescue are currently looking for loving homes.
The rescue, located near Gatwick in Horley, rehomes across Sussex and may just have the pet for you.
You can find out more about each of these adorable dogs on the rescue’s website, where you can also complete an application form if you’re interested in taking one of them home.
Rescue Remedies asks all adopters to read the re-homing information carefully, especially its on-lead commitment.
All information and photos come from Rescue Remedies Dog Rescue.
9. Freya - two year old XL Bully
Freya was found in a empty house in a unfurnished room in a crate. She had been fed once every other day, had no toys and no blankets. She has worries about the outside world but likes people and loves to make friends. She greets all of her walkers with an excited 'wiggle' and lots of kisses. Freya is sweet, kind and very playful, and will make a lovely companion for a lucky person who can treasure in the way she deserves. Photo: Rescue Remedies
10. Roxy - seven years old
Roxy is a lovely, people-friendly Staffie Mastiff. While she is good with other dogs out on walks, she needs an only dog home. Roxy is very gentle and full of love. Her foster carer said: "She has the best most unique heartwarming smile with puppy dog eyes to match, and knows how to use them." Roxy likes to carry a toy and parade it with joy. She is a very happy dog and is so eager to please. Photo: Rescue Remedies
11. Lisa - nearly five years old
Lisa is a German Shepherd cross. She’s a friendly, very well trained dog ,who understands lots of commands. She walks very well, ignoring dogs, cars etc. She loves nothing more than playing ball in the paddock. Photo: Rescue Remedies
12. Barney - five years old
Barney is a Sharpei French Bulldog cross. He is a sweet, gentle boy who needs to be approached calmly on a first meeting. Once he knows you, you'll be his best friend and loves his cuddles. He loves his walks and takes his time to sniff and potter in between short bursts of energy. He would make someone a lovely companion as he is very well behaved in the house as people who have fostered him will confirm. He is not a high energy dog so is very relaxing to be around. He really would appreciate having his own home and special person/persons. Photo: Rescue Remedies