The Dogs Trust has so many amazing dogs up for adoption with the hope of finding forever homes for all.
Darlington, Leeds, and Edinburgh rehoming centres have more than 80 dogs in search of their families and this is just a small selection of those on offer.
Here we have 17 cute pups in need of a home - you can find out more at: https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/.
Take a look and see if you can open your heart and home to a furry friend.
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9. Chelsea (American Bulldog Cross)
Chelsea is ready to find her forever home with a family who have plenty of time for her. She is always on the go looking for fun and struggles to switch off. She’ll need someone at home most of the day to keep her entertained and show her that relaxing can be a fun yet calming activity too. | Dogs Trust Darlington
10. Bailee (English Springer Spaniel Cross)
Bailee is a beautiful big boy, full of energy and fun. He still can be a little uncertain and needs a bit of a confidence boost and socialisation. He is looking for a home where people are active and into their training and can give him the fun, games and mental stimulation that he needs. | Dogs Trust Darlington
11. Rose (French Bulldog)
Rose is a sensitive soul who is looking for patient and understanding adult adopters. A calm home environment will be best where her confidence can truly blossom. It will be ideal for Rose to have her very own safe space to relax in for when answering the door as she much prefers to meet new people out on a walk. It will also be great for the home to have a garden for outdoor playtimes and to aid house training. | Dogs Trust Darlington
12. Ozzy (Bulldog)
Excitable boy Ozzy is ready to have lots of fun with his forever family! He can forget his manners and be bouncy when he’s in full excitement mode. He’ll benefit from brushing up on his basic training skills and have positive outlets to channel his energy into. He can live with older secondary school aged kids who are used to enthusiastic dogs. | Dogs Trust Darlington