Can you give any of these pawsome dogs a fur-ever home?
Dogs Trust said: “Busby has lived in a DOGS TRUST in Kenilworth is one of home previously and was housetrained the charity’s biggest UK centres, hoping but would prefer a home where he to give dogs a second chance at life. doesn’t have to be left alone for very
Are you thinking of adding a new long as he loves having company. member to the family? The centre has “He was also brilliant to travel in the some beautiful pups hoping to find their car using a crate. Busby is not suitable to new ‘pawrents’ - and a comfy sofa to live with cats. lounge on! “He is looking for a quiet home with
Dogs Trust Kenilworth care for up to children older than 14 years who can 180 dogs at a time, from little Jack Rusgive him time and space. Busby is a sensells to big German shepherds. sitive soul so will need patient new own
There are currently around 50 dogs ers and access to quiet walking areas listed on their site, with some ready to where no off lead dogs are around as he come home right away, and others hopcan get overwhelmed.” ing to meet you first. Staffordshire Bull Terrier Jake is a gor
Here are some of the gorgeous dogs geous lad and is ‘very loving with peolooking for fur-ever homes,ple’.hopingto land on their paws: He’s a typical Staffy in both appear
Benny the border collie is a ‘worried ance and personality, and is looking for soul’ who is feeling overwhelmed in the owners experienced with the breed, or new kennel environment. willing to research.
He’s between one and two years old Jake is between five and seven years and looking for an understanding home old and very active, but could live with a in a quiet location. female dog willing to tolerate his staffy
Because he’s a sensitive boy, he’s worcharm. ried around traffic, and would also like Dogs Trust said: “Jake is looking for a to be the only pet in the home. home with older children no younger
Dogs Trust said: “Benny is a sensitive than 14 years due to his excitable, frantic soul so would be happier living with behaviour. older children 14 years and over. He will “Jake struggles on his own and just need to be the only pet in the home for wants to be with you all the time. He is now and would benefit from further looking for a home where he will not be socialisation out and about. left alone for long periods and any time
“He can be reactive on lead so will needs to be built up very slowly. need further training in the home. “He will need direct access to his own Benny would suit a collie experienced secure garden and have a safe place to home as he has high breed traits. play with toys and let out his energy.”
“He was previously left for two hours JET is an ex-racing greyhound who and was not too happy so would be haploves walks and chasing a ball. pier with owners around most of the He’s between two and five years old day. He will need access to his own and could potentially live with a similar secure garden.” sized, calm dog - but he is selective with
Busby the boxer is a ‘ray of sunshine’ his friends. who loves company. He’s between five Jet will need basic training, including and seven years old and has previously housetraining, but will be unable to live lived in a home. with cats or other small pets.
The charity said he is a ‘pleasure to Dogs Trust said: “Jet could live with care for’, but he’s looking for a quiet children of 10 years or over who will give home where he can walk in secluded him space when he needs it. areas where there are no off-lead dogs, “Any time being left alone will need to as he’s a bit sensitive. be built up slowly leaving him with lots
Like many boxers, Busby loves food, to keep him occupied. He will need which could be used as a valuable trainaccess to his own secure garden in his ing tool. new home.”
Siberian husky Murphy is looking for experienced husky owners - or someone willing to research the breed.
The two to five-year-old pooch is a lively lad looking for an active home with patient owners.
Murphy has previously lived with children and would be happy to live with little ones over the age of eight. He loves canine company and could live with a like minded playful dog in his new home.
The charity said: “Murphy does have high husky traits so new owners will need to research the breed, he also hates the car and will need further training with this.
“Any time left will need to be built up slowly, fencing will need to be 6ft and fully secure. Murphy is not suitable to live with cats or small furies.”
Lovely lurcher Oliver is hoping to find a quiet forever home with pawrents willing to take a chance on him.
He’s over eight years old and has been with Dogs Trust for two years. He would be happy to live with teenagers - but is uncomfortable around other dogs.
Oliver loves a snuffle box, searching for treats and playing brain training games.
Dogs Trust said: “Oliver does need to be the only pet in his new home. He is very uncomfortable around other dogs, and is walked with a muzzle as he can be very reactive.
“Oliver is not suitable to live in a flat and needs access to his own secure garden where he can relax and play with his toys.”
This lively lurcher is said to be Rocket by name and rocket by nature! He’s between two and five years old and loves throwing his toys around.
Rocket is ‘full of life and character’ to keep you on your toes, and will do anything for food.
Dogs Trust said: “Rocket is a very loving lad once he gets to know you and loves human company for this reason he is looking for a home with someone around most of the day.
“Rocket being a lurcher he is super fast and has a high chase drive, for this reason he is currently learning to wear a muzzle. This will also benefit him as he can be reactive around some dogs.
“People who are experienced with lurchers would be ideal to offer this wonderful boy his perfect home so they understand his beautiful, clownish behaviour that lurchers have to offer!
“He will need to be given lots to keep him occupied to prevent him finding his own entertainment.”