Dogs Trust’s Merseyside centre serves Liverpool, Knowsley, Sefton, Wirral and St Helens and has more than 50 dogs up for adoption, who would love the chance to find a permanent place to call home.
A large range of dog breeds - of all ages and sizes - are available for fostering or adoption, ranging from Pomeranians and Bichon Frises to German Shepherds, French Bullldogs, Labradors and Akitas.
Animal rescue charities often experience increased demand during the winter period, so, if you are hoping for a new companion, why not pop into Dogs Trust’s Merseyside branch and find a new friend.
Below are twelve of the rescue centre’s newest residents, who would love to find a permanent home in time for Christmas. More information about the adoption process is available via the Dogs Trust Merseyside website.
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9. Princess - Bichon Frise
Princess is a Bichon Frise. She's a quiet dog who settles well at home, possible because she's hard of hearing so not much bothers her. Princess is a friendly girl with both people and other dogs and greets everyone politely. She needs to be rehomed with best friend Noodles. | Dogs Trust Merseyside
10. Jessie - Labrador Retriever cross
Jessie is a Labrador Retriever cross puppy She can live with children over the age of eight but cannot live with anyone who is pregnant or immunocompromised, due to her having tested positive for Leishmaniasis. Jessie must also be the only dog at home for this reason. She is house trained thanks to her foster family, but will require all her basic training, as well as some further medical tests every six months. Jessie is a digger. | Dogs Trust Merseyside
11. Ronnie
Ronnie is a Cocker Spaniel who is looking for a quiet home with just one or two occupants. He will need to be the only pet in an adult home. Ronnie is house trained and can be left alone for a couple of hours. | Dogs Trust Merseyside
12. Simba - Greyhound
Simba is a Greyhound. He can live with children of high school age and other large dogs. He has a racing background so may not be house trained or used to being left alone. | Dogs Trust Merseyside