Dogs Trust Merseyside: 21 adorable dogs and puppies up for adoption in Liverpool and Merseyside
Dogs Trust Merseyside have a number of lovely dogs up for adoption, including a Pug, Labrador, Lurcher and Belgian Shepherd.

A number of adorable dogs and puppies are looking for forever homes, across Liverpool and Merseyside.
More than 70 dogs are currently living in Dogs Trust’s Merseyside branch, after being found abandoned or after their owners were forced to give them up due to financial pressures.
Charities and rescue centres across the country are facing unprecedented numbers of people looking to give up their pets, and if you believe the ‘adopt not shop’ mantra, Dogs Trust could be the perfect place for you to find a pet.
Here are 21 of Dogs Trust Merseyside’s most recent additions, who are desperate to find a loving home. From Pugs to Belgian Shepherd’s there are a number of adorable dogs up for adoption, who could be a truly wonderful new family member.

1. Beatrice
Beatrice is a Staffordshire Bull Terrier Cross and was found hiding under a bush and had appeared to have been there all night. Aged between 2 --5 years she is a medium sized dog. Beatrice can live with children around the age of 10, but will need to be the only pet at home. We believe she has lived in a home previously, and could be house trained. Photo: Dogs Trust Merseyside

2. Glenda
Gorgeous Glenda the Lurcher has been a big hit with staff at the centre as she’s so super friendly. She is a large and lively dog who can live with children aged 14 and over, but needs to be the only dog at home. Dogs Trust cannot guarantee that she is house trained, and she will definitely need some basic training. Photo: Dogs Trust Merseyside

3. Teddy
Teddy is a Patterdale Terrier, aged 2-5, who needs a home with no other pets or children. He is an active boy, always on the go, and is not looking to be a lap dog! He loves to be out and about and would love a family who shares his love of exploring and adventures. Photo: Dogs Trust Merseyside

4. Pilot
Pilot is a Greyhound around Merseyside. Pilot can live with children of high school age but will need to be the only dog at home. He is an ex-racer who has always lived in kennels and will need time to adjust to life in a home. He can live with secondary school age children. Photo: Dogs Trust Merseyside