Located in Whiston, the Merseyside rescue centre serves Liverpool, Knowsley, Sefton, Wirral and St Helens and has more than 60 dogs in its kennels, who would love the chance to find a new family and a place to call home.
A large range of dog breeds and ages are up for adoption, ranging from lovely Labradors and friendly Frenchies to adorable German Shepherds.
The charity is seeing more and more people giving up their pets as a result of the cost of living crisis. So, if you are hoping for a new furry friend, why not pop into Dogs Trust’s Merseyside branch and find a new friend.
Below are 12 of the 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. Denver - Jack Russell Terrier
Denver is a Jack Russell Terrier. She needs a home without children and as the only pet. She's house trained and will need multiple visits to her at the Dogs Trust centre before going home. | Dogs Trust Merseyside
10. Milo - English Springer Spaniel Cross
Milo is an English Springer Spaniel Cross aged between one and two years old. He needs an active home, and can live with high school aged children and a dog of a similar nature. He is not used to spending time alone but is house trained. Milo will dig in the garden. | Dogs Trust Merseyside
11. 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
12. Lily - Cocker Spaniel cross
Lily is a Cocker Spaniel cross. She can live with children over the age of 16 and will need to be the only pet as she can be jealous over attention. She is house trained but suffers a little separation anxiety so need someone at home with her constantly. | Cocker Spaniel cross