Dogs Trust: 10 of the adorable dogs looking for a home in Leeds

Dogs Trust Leeds has put together a list of some of the playful pups that are cared for at the rehoming centre.

By James Connolly

Published 10th Sep 2023, 11:45 GMT

The centre, in York Road, looks after the dogs until they are ready to move into their new home.

For more information on any of the dogs, go to the Dogs Trust website or call 0303 003 0000.

Bailey is five years old and is looking for an active family to help him as he learns. He is worried by other dogs and barks when he sees them, but is still very manageable and happily wears a muzzle when out and about. Bailey would need to be the only pet in the home and would not suit children, but would be fine with confident teenagers. He loves to play off the lead so would need a secure garden.

1. Bailey

Bailey is five years old and is looking for an active family to help him as he learns. He is worried by other dogs and barks when he sees them, but is still very manageable and happily wears a muzzle when out and about. Bailey would need to be the only pet in the home and would not suit children, but would be fine with confident teenagers. He loves to play off the lead so would need a secure garden. Photo: Dogs Trust

Boris is a five-year-old Greyhound who is currently living in a foster home and has settled in well. He can be unsure on walks, so would need quiet areas initially while he gains confidence. He would be happy to live with another dog in his new home.

2. Boris

Boris is a five-year-old Greyhound who is currently living in a foster home and has settled in well. He can be unsure on walks, so would need quiet areas initially while he gains confidence. He would be happy to live with another dog in his new home. Photo: Dogs Trust

Ebony is a seven-month-old crossbreed who was found as a stray. The ordeal has left her quite worried, so would need some space to build her confidence with new people. This means that a home with children would not be suitable, but older teens should be. She would need a patient family to help with training, ideally with a secure garden to give her somewhere to chill outdoors.

3. Ebony

Ebony is a seven-month-old crossbreed who was found as a stray. The ordeal has left her quite worried, so would need some space to build her confidence with new people. This means that a home with children would not be suitable, but older teens should be. She would need a patient family to help with training, ideally with a secure garden to give her somewhere to chill outdoors. Photo: Dogs Trust

Ella is a nine-year-old crossbreed looking for a quiet retirement home, but would be happy to have visiting children. She could live with a dog of a similar nature. Ella has diabetes and cataracts, so would need adopters who understand that this would mean future medication costs. Ella is fully housetrained and currently lives off-site in a foster home, where she has been described as the perfect houseguest. She has settled well into her carer’s home, is super affectionate and loves a fuss.

4. Ella

Ella is a nine-year-old crossbreed looking for a quiet retirement home, but would be happy to have visiting children. She could live with a dog of a similar nature. Ella has diabetes and cataracts, so would need adopters who understand that this would mean future medication costs. Ella is fully housetrained and currently lives off-site in a foster home, where she has been described as the perfect houseguest. She has settled well into her carer’s home, is super affectionate and loves a fuss. Photo: Dogs Trust

Everley is a young Bulldog found recently as a stray. She is believed to be around one. While fine with confident high-schoolers, she would need kids who understand her need for space. Everley does not have much in the way of training, so would need adopters to help her find her feet.

5. Everly

Everley is a young Bulldog found recently as a stray. She is believed to be around one. While fine with confident high-schoolers, she would need kids who understand her need for space. Everley does not have much in the way of training, so would need adopters to help her find her feet. Photo: Dogs Trust

Harry is only two-years-old and the training team have been working with him for a few months as he improves. He is a sensitive boy, but is now ready to find his future home. Harry has learned to play and walk on the lead. He will need quiet walking areas that don't involve a car at first. Owners will be provided with support in the home with Harry on a regular basis from the training team.

6. Harry

Harry is only two-years-old and the training team have been working with him for a few months as he improves. He is a sensitive boy, but is now ready to find his future home. Harry has learned to play and walk on the lead. He will need quiet walking areas that don't involve a car at first. Owners will be provided with support in the home with Harry on a regular basis from the training team. Photo: Dogs Trust

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