From Labradors to Dachshunds, Dogs Trust is currently caring for a variety of dogs in need of homes.
We’ve showcased 15 of the adorable dogs currently up for adoption. Take a look below and see if you can give any of them a loving home.
Find out more at: www.dogstrust.org.uk.

13. Bella Boo - four-year-old Labrador cross
This energetic young lady is a friendly, four-year-old Lab cross who would love active adopters with lots of time to dedicate to her and her training. Bella Boo requires an adult-only home as she can be boisterous at times, especially when over-excited. Due to being worried about spending time alone, Bella Boo is looking for a multi person household. She adores her food and is a very clever girly who can find her way into the treat cupboard so adopters must ensure the house pooch proof. It's important to ensure that Bella Boo has lots to do in the home as well as out and about to keep her mind busy Photo: Dogs Trust

14. Skye and Luna - eight-year-old Staffies
Sisters Skye and Luna are looking for a home together. The lovely pair are full of energy, and Dogs Trust said you wouldn't know they are approaching their senior years. Skye and Luna have previously enjoyed sleeping on the sofas in their home and will need any leaving times built up gradually once they have settled in, as they thrive on human company! They are not able to live with other dogs or pets. Both can pull on the lead and are strong at times, so would benefit from some consistent reward based training. They will need adopters who are comfortable managing this during their walks. Photo: Dogs Trust

15. Harvey - nine-year-old Shih Tzu
Full of character, nine-year-old Harvey is bound to make for a fantastic companion to understanding adopters, who can build up a bond gradually, and who could offer him a quieter home environment. Due to his worries around unknown people, Harvey is seeking an adult only home, with minimal visitors. He is unable to live with any other pets and is happiest when keeping to himself, but can walk with calm and steady dogs of a similar size to himself. A garden of his own is essential and he’d love his own little den, or safe space, where he can take himself off to rest when he needs to. Photo: Dogs Trust


