Lola is a very calm, sweet-natured, affectionate dog who would love to go to a relaxed home. Her favourite thing in the world is food and she will do anything for a treat! She doesn’t like to be left alone for long so would much rather accompany you on your daily endeavours. She’s a very good pub dog, according to her foster carer. Lola will happily snuggle up with you for hours and demand a belly rub. She also loves a long walk, but would rather stay out of the cold and rain. Lola could live with children aged 10 or older and needs to be the only dog in the home.Lola is a very calm, sweet-natured, affectionate dog who would love to go to a relaxed home. Her favourite thing in the world is food and she will do anything for a treat! She doesn’t like to be left alone for long so would much rather accompany you on your daily endeavours. She’s a very good pub dog, according to her foster carer. Lola will happily snuggle up with you for hours and demand a belly rub. She also loves a long walk, but would rather stay out of the cold and rain. Lola could live with children aged 10 or older and needs to be the only dog in the home.
Lola is a very calm, sweet-natured, affectionate dog who would love to go to a relaxed home. Her favourite thing in the world is food and she will do anything for a treat! She doesn’t like to be left alone for long so would much rather accompany you on your daily endeavours. She’s a very good pub dog, according to her foster carer. Lola will happily snuggle up with you for hours and demand a belly rub. She also loves a long walk, but would rather stay out of the cold and rain. Lola could live with children aged 10 or older and needs to be the only dog in the home.

RSPCA: The adorable dogs and puppies up for adoption in Sussex 🐶

Megan Baker
By Megan Baker

Trainee Reporter

Published 18th Mar 2024, 15:16 GMT
Updated 2nd Dec 2024, 14:25 GMT
These are just some of the dogs in Sussex who are looking for loving homes.

The RSPCA is caring for lots of adorable dogs – all of whom are hoping for a second chance at happiness.

If you’re considering getting a dog, why not opt for a rescue?

The RSPCA has branches in Brighton and Chichester.

For more information about each dog below, visit: https://www.rspca.org.uk/findapet

The RSPCA has branches in Brighton and Chichester.

Mackie arrived at the RSPCA due to a change in circumstances. The RSPCA said he was a much loved pet and his previous owner was doing the best for him. Mackie is a very friendly, lovely boy who enjoys fuss and attention and can be very enthusiastic with his kisses. He knows how to sit and give both paws and likes to try and sit on your lap for a cuddle. Mackie is a new arrival who is still being assessed at the moment.

5. Mackie - 10-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier

Mackie arrived at the RSPCA due to a change in circumstances. The RSPCA said he was a much loved pet and his previous owner was doing the best for him. Mackie is a very friendly, lovely boy who enjoys fuss and attention and can be very enthusiastic with his kisses. He knows how to sit and give both paws and likes to try and sit on your lap for a cuddle. Mackie is a new arrival who is still being assessed at the moment. Photo: RSPCA

Darcy is a very friendly, bouncy girl who is still very young and will need some training. She enjoys her walks and is equally happy to have a cuddle in her kennel if you can keep her still for long enough! Darcy has been walked with a few other dogs at the shelter and is doing really well. She likes to play with some of them but can be a little worried if they are too bouncy with her initially.

6. Darcy - two-year-old Staffie cross

Darcy is a very friendly, bouncy girl who is still very young and will need some training. She enjoys her walks and is equally happy to have a cuddle in her kennel if you can keep her still for long enough! Darcy has been walked with a few other dogs at the shelter and is doing really well. She likes to play with some of them but can be a little worried if they are too bouncy with her initially. Photo: RSPCA

Aries is a bouncy and affectionate boy who enjoys being around people. He was sadly picked up as a stray and can take a while to feel comfortable around new people. With a bit of patience, he will soon show his bubbly self. He enjoys playing with his toys, especially ones he can chew on while he settles on his bed. He loves to have a cuddle every now and then, and is happy to show his affection.

7. Aries - Lurcher crossbreed

Aries is a bouncy and affectionate boy who enjoys being around people. He was sadly picked up as a stray and can take a while to feel comfortable around new people. With a bit of patience, he will soon show his bubbly self. He enjoys playing with his toys, especially ones he can chew on while he settles on his bed. He loves to have a cuddle every now and then, and is happy to show his affection. Photo: RSPCA

Star arrived at the RSPCA with five pups in tow and was 'quite shy' when first taken in. However, she has blossomed into a friendly, affectionate girl, according to the charity. She knows how to sit and give paw, enjoys her walks and absolutely loves toys! She can often be seen carrying a toy on walks with her and this also discourages her from picking up the biggest stick she can find! If it was up to Star, she would take all the sticks home with her! She would like to be the only pet in an active home.

8. Star - three-year-old Staffie cross

Star arrived at the RSPCA with five pups in tow and was 'quite shy' when first taken in. However, she has blossomed into a friendly, affectionate girl, according to the charity. She knows how to sit and give paw, enjoys her walks and absolutely loves toys! She can often be seen carrying a toy on walks with her and this also discourages her from picking up the biggest stick she can find! If it was up to Star, she would take all the sticks home with her! She would like to be the only pet in an active home. Photo: RSPCA

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