There is always lots going on at Dogs Trust Leeds rehoming centre and this week has been no exception.
Here we take an exclusive look behind the scenes of day-to-day life and meet some of the handsome boys and gorgeous girls who are all looking to find loving new homes.
For more information on the dogs currently looking for their forever homes, please visit www.dogstrust.org.uk or telephone the Dogs Trust call centre on 03030030000

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7yr old Akita Ralph is one of the rescue dogs currently waiting to be adopted from Dogs Trust Leeds. Here he is posing with his favourite handler Tasha.

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Here’s Bronson offering a helping paw to his handler! We joined this big bouncy Bulldog on one of his training sessions and what a fun dog he is! He’s full of energy and clearly enjoys showing off his tricks. He’s only 18 months old so still has some learning to do but he’s progressing really well and is going to make somebody a super fun pet.

1. Stunning Lurcher Jack is on the lookout for a loving forever home
Jack is a lively 7-year-old Lurcher who still thinks he is a puppy! He is an energetic and fun dog who loves the busy family life and would fit into an active household with children 15 and over. Jack will need an enclosed garden for off lead zoomies and playtime with his new family. Photo: Dogs Trust

2. Mother and daughter duo Fudge and Flake are hoping to find a new home together
Flake is a stunning girl who is looking for a new home with her Mum, Fudge. They'll be fine with kids over 8yrs old but don't want to share with any other pets as they are already each other's best friend. Flake loves to play with her toys, and whilst Fudge isn't so fussed for playtime, they both enjoy snuggling with their humans so between them you'll have the very best of both worlds! They enjoy their walks and have shown themselves to be very well behaved out and about. We know that this adorable pair will quickly become adored family members as their handlers already love them to bits! Photo: Dogs Trust

3. Harold has been learning some new training skills this week
We joined Harold on a training session where he showed off some of his newly learned tricks! He’s a 4-year-old Lurcher who once bonded with you is loads of fun! He’s super playful and really enjoys learning things. He’ll really suit an active family with older teens who have a secure garden for him to play in. Photo: Dogs Trust

4. Rocky the Staffy Cross has been adopted and left for his new home
This week a good few dogs left the rehoming centre to start their new lives in forever homes, and amongst them was Rocky. This sweet lad is 10 years old and was found as a stray back in August. This week he has been adopted and left to start a new chapter in his new home! Good luck Rocky! Photo: Dogs Trust

5. Dave the Terrier Cross is new to the centre and on the lookout for his forever home now
Dave is a bright and playful 9yr old Terrier Cross who just loves life - and loves to play. He likes to fetch tennis balls and has shown that he is great at learning new things too. He is used to travelling in a car so would love to join his new family on fun days out in the future. He needs adopters who will continue the training he's doing so well with at the centre. He's very manageable around other dogs but he's not one for sharing, so needs to be the only pet in his home. He's a playful lad but also needs time to himself so he doesn't want to live with children. Sensible over 16's will be fine though. Photo: Dogs Trust

6. Roscoe the Bulldog was spotted enjoying a walk in the Autumn leaves
Handsome Roscoe is currently living off-site in a foster home while he waits to find his forever home, but this week he popped into the centre to say hello to his favourite staff. We got to join him on a lovely play session in the centre’s enclosed field and found him to be so much fun! He needs dedicated adopters who are understanding of the Bulldog quirky personality and prepared to take on a dog with some medical requirements. Rosco needs ongoing pain medication and skin allergy medication – which his new owner will need to factor into his regular costs. Dogs Trust will be able to support some of this, and will discuss with applicants in more detail. Photo: Dogs Trust