Dozens of absolutely adorable dogs are currently living at Dogs Trust Merseyside and need your help.
The Merseyside rescue centre serves Liverpool, Knowsley, Sefton, Wirral and St Helens and has more than 60
A range of dog breeds and ages are available for fostering or adoption including a Labrador, Dachshund, Cocker Spaniel, French Bulldog, Chihuahua and more.
Below are 17 of the rescue centre’s adoption process is available via the Dogs Trust Merseyside website.
9. Baxter - Mastiff cross
Baxter is a Mastiff cross, believed to be around one or two years old. Baxter is looking for a home where any children are over 16, and robust. His family will need to be committed to ongoing training to work on his impulse control and social skills. Baxter may not be fully house trained and isn't used to spending time at home by himself. | Dogs Trust Merseyside
10. Tilly - Bulldog
Tilly is a Bulldog who needs a home free from other pets and where any children are older teens. She is house trained and can be left alone for four hours. Tilly does get recurring ear infections and also has dry eye and requires regular medication. If the cost of medication would be a barrier to you adopting Tilly, we would still love to hear from you as there may be some financial support available. | Dogs Trust Merseyside
11. Bella - Shih Tzu
Bella is a Shih Tzu. Bella can live with children aged 14 and over and another quiet dog. She is house trained and can be left alone for an hour or two without worry. Potential adopters should consider the cost of regular trips to the groomers to maintain Bella’s coat. Bella does have some spinal pain that requires ongoing medication. | Dogs Trust Merseyside
12. Sherry - Shar Pei cross
Sherry is a Shar Pei cross. She can live with children of high school age and would love to live with another dog, but it's not essential. Dogs Trust have no history for her so cannot guarantee that she is house trained or used to being left alone. Sherry may need entropion surgery on both eyes, and this will be covered by Dogs Trust if she does. | Dogs Trust Merseyside