If you’re interested in one of these dogs, head to the Dogs Trust website.
Here are 10 delightful dogs who would love a forever home:
1. Murphy - Terrier (Jack Russell)
Murphy is looking for a dedicated home that are willing to work alongside the behaviour team to help him settle in. Readjusting to a new home is likely going to take a little time so a patient home is a must in order to give him space to flourish. Murphy will need access to a green space for toileting as he is still working on his housetraining. We have found that he toilets better when he is on the lead. He would also like a home with access to quiet walks away from busy roads. Murphy has always formed attachment to one person in the home and he can be more wary around males. Therefore, he is seeking a single female, adult only home that has the ability to separate him from visitors when needed. Murphy thrives having his own space where he can go to settle so would love this in his forever home. Murphy enjoys socialising with other dogs out and about, playing chase with them, however he does struggle to share his resources with other dogs within a home environment, he will therefore need to be the only pet in the home. | Dogs Trust
2. Bruno - Terrier (Bedlington) Cross
Bruno would like a private secure garden where he can feel safe and zoom around to his hearts content. Bruno can live with children of secondary school age. Bruno is reactive towards other dogs on his walks but has been mostly happy to say hello up close so would need adopters that continue working on his socialisation and are comfortable with this, as we believe a lot of it comes from frustration and undersocialisation. Bruno cannot live with other dogs or cats in the home but could live with small furries if kept separate. He will need a home that can build his leaving hours at his pace and are comfortable keeping him on a lead out and about on his walks. | Dogs Trust
3. Rosie - Boxer cross
Rosie is looking for an adult only home that has her own private secure garden to help her continue her housetraining. Rosie can be worried of new people until she has got to know them so will need a home that has minimal visitors and the ability to separate her if needed. Rosie does regularly walk with dogs and will disengage from them well and has successfully had a brief hello to a few four-legged friends but she can be picky about who she wants to be friends with and she would benefit from confidence building around other dogs, she will need to be the only dog in the home. Rosie cannot live with cats but could live with small pets if they are kept separate from her. Rosie will need to be kept on lead and wear her muzzle out and about and adopters would need to be comfortable muzzling her for the vets as she finds these visits worrying. | Dogs Trust
4. Milo - Lurcher
Milo is looking for an adult only home as he is a large boy who can mouthe when over aroused. Milo loves to say hello to other dogs but is still working on his social skills as he can be a little OTT so would need to be the only dog in the home. He cannot live with other pets due to his prey drive. He will need to be kept on his lead when out and about so would like his own secure garden to have a space to play offlead. The home will need the ability to separate Milo when needed. | Dogs Trust