Dogs Trust is caring for a whole variety of gorgeous dogs at its Shoreham centre.
The 22 pups below are all ready to find loving homes – could you be the one to give this to them?
If you’re considering welcoming a rescue dog into your home, take a look below.
For more information, and to enquire about adoption, visit: www.dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming.

13. Maggy - Greyhound
Maggy is an adorable greyhound with a sensitive soul. She adores the company of her humans, but it may take her a while to show off her true, sweet, and loving character. Due to her nervous nature, she will be looking for a home where the youngest members of her family are over the age of 16 and able understand her body language. She is happy to live alongside other dogs but cannot live with cats. Maggy will need a garden to run around in as she will likely be too nervous to leave her home in the first few months. Photo: Dogs Trust

14. Tex - Border Collie cross Spaniel
Tex has a calm sensitive nature, he enjoys gentle fusses from his favourite friends and will show you his affection by nuzzling into your hand. His ideal home is a peaceful environment with a garden to call his own, and adopters who are able to build up any time he spends alone very gradually. Tex walks beautifully on the lead and really enjoys his walks in the countryside, where he can have a good sniff around. Dogs can be a little worrying for him so he much prefers quieter walking areas. However, he travels very well in the car so finding new places to explore together is no problem for him. Photo: Dogs Trust

15. Milo - three-year-old Parson Russell Terrier
Milo is an energetic pup who is friendly and affectionate once he knows you. In fact, he loves the company of his favourite people. He also adores playing with his toys, and loves to run around with them. Milo is friendly around other dogs and could possibly live with a well suited match. He may also be able to live with cats if introduced carefully. He is looking for a calm, adult-only home in the countryside where he can enjoy lots of long enriching walks. Photo: Dogs Trust

16. Charlie - nine-year-old Terrier cross
Full of cheeky charm and a playful nature, Charlie is a super little chap who is seeking an extra special, adult-only family. Having made great progress with his training so far, Charlie needs a space he can take himself off to when he wants to relax and snooze, as he is unhappy being startled when sleeping, Dogs Trust said. His perfect home environment would be one that is quiet and peaceful. Ideal adopters for Charlie will be happy to continue his training once he is adopted alongside support from Dogs Trust. He will need to be the only dog at home and is unable to live with cats and small furry animals. Photo: Dogs Trust


