It’s almost time to celebrate the end of 2022 and the beginning of a brand new year. But, for many dogs across Merseyside, this year has been difficult as they have found themselves in shelters, without a family.
Due to the cost of living crisis, Dogs Trust has reported that more and more pups are being given to their rescue centre, as owners can no longer afford to care for them.
Many of the lovely pups at Dogs Trust rescue centres have faced traumatic times, from being abandoned to facing neglect. They are desperate to show just how loving they are and would love a new home for 2023.
So, instead of buying a dog, why not consider adopting or fostering a canine companion, ready to give you and your family joy.
Axil needs a home with no other pets or children and needs an owner who will continue ongoing training with him, once home.
10. Coda
Coda is a gentle four year old Frenchie who has had a tough year and would love to find stability with a new family that will go easy with him, as he has sore skin. He doesn’t enjoy spending time by himself as he’s a real lap dog who likes to get on to your knee and seeks affection.
11. Misty
Misty needs a patient home whilst she adjusts to living inside again. She may also need a house training refresher. Children of high school age will be absolutely fine with Misty, but she will need to be the only pet. Misty does have some age related stiffness in her hips and will need daily supplements
12. Henry
Henry is a Dogue De Bordeaux cross and he needs an adult only home. He is only young and Dogs Trust cannot guarantee that he is house trained. He needs to work on loose lead walking and car travel, and his new family must be prepared to work with him.
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