Dogs Trust Merseyside serves Liverpool, Knowsley, Sefton, Wirral and St Helens and has dozens of wonderful dogs up for adoption, including playful young puppies and golden oldies. So, why shop when you can adopt and make an animal’s dream come true?
This week’s listing includes adorable Lurcher puppies, who were sadly found dumped in a cardboard box in a local nature park.
Below are 19 of the Merseyside rescue centre’s charming residents who are searching for a family to call their own.
Information about the adoption process is available via the Dogs Trust Merseyside website.
9. Charlie - Border Collie cross
Charlie is a Border Collie cross puppy. Charlie can live with children over the age of eight and other dogs. He is from a farm background with working parents and will need lots of mental stimulation. He doesn't like to be alone and at such a young age will need people with him most of the time anyway. | Dogs Trust Merseyside
10. Sasha - Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross
Sasha is a Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross. Sasha is a sweet and loving girl who will need somebody at home for much of the time as she does struggle to be alone. Although she has come from a multi dog household she will need to be the only pet at home so that she can build her confidence, but she can live with children over the age of 12. | Dogs Trust Merseyside
11. Patches - Crossbreed
Patches is a a crossbreed looking for a home where any children are of high school age and he can be the only pet. Having tested positive for leashmania in the past, it's advisable that Patches doesn't live with anyone who may be immunocompromised, or be around anyone who may be pregnant. He also has a grade four heart murmur but doesn't currently require medication. He is house trained but not used to spending too long by himself. | Dogs Trust Merseyside
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12. Nala - Belgian Shepherd (Malinois) Cross
Nala is a Belgian Shepherd (Malinois) Cross. She can be a shy girl but she gets attached to people quite quickly and it shouldn't take her long to form a bond with a new family. Nala gets a little overwhelmed if there's lots going on around her, but in quiet areas she likes to have a good sniff around and is much more relaxed. | Dogs Trust Merseyside