River, a one-year-old Rottweiler, was handed over to the rehoming centre back in May due to a change in her owners’ circumstances. It took a few months for her to find her forever home due to some training needs, but the team worked super hard with her, and this week she left to start her new life with her new family, where she even has a new doggy brother to play with! Good luck River.River, a one-year-old Rottweiler, was handed over to the rehoming centre back in May due to a change in her owners’ circumstances. It took a few months for her to find her forever home due to some training needs, but the team worked super hard with her, and this week she left to start her new life with her new family, where she even has a new doggy brother to play with! Good luck River.
River, a one-year-old Rottweiler, was handed over to the rehoming centre back in May due to a change in her owners’ circumstances. It took a few months for her to find her forever home due to some training needs, but the team worked super hard with her, and this week she left to start her new life with her new family, where she even has a new doggy brother to play with! Good luck River.

Dogs Trust Leeds: Here are some of the dogs up for rehoming and adoption this week

Abi Whistance
By Abi Whistance
Published 6th Nov 2022, 11:45 BST
Here are some of the dogs up for adoption this week.

There is always lots going on at the Leeds Dogs Trust 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.

Duke is a rather handsome three-year-old Dobermann who doesn't realise how big he really is. He is full of energy as you can imagine and will need active owners who can keep up with him and will enjoy lots of long walks together. Duke is a real foodie so should be easy enough to train and teach new things which he seems to really enjoy.

7. Duke the delightful Dobermann loves a woodland walk

Duke is a rather handsome three-year-old Dobermann who doesn't realise how big he really is. He is full of energy as you can imagine and will need active owners who can keep up with him and will enjoy lots of long walks together. Duke is a real foodie so should be easy enough to train and teach new things which he seems to really enjoy. Photo: Dogs Trust

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