Socks and Dusky have just arrived at the rehoming centre following their owner no longer being able to look after them. They’re a two-year-old male Lurcher and a seven-month-old female Husky who are best friends so need a home together. They are really friendly with humans and dogs so they could possibly share their home with another dog, as long as they all get along, and confident children over ten will be fine.Socks and Dusky have just arrived at the rehoming centre following their owner no longer being able to look after them. They’re a two-year-old male Lurcher and a seven-month-old female Husky who are best friends so need a home together. They are really friendly with humans and dogs so they could possibly share their home with another dog, as long as they all get along, and confident children over ten will be fine.
Socks and Dusky have just arrived at the rehoming centre following their owner no longer being able to look after them. They’re a two-year-old male Lurcher and a seven-month-old female Husky who are best friends so need a home together. They are really friendly with humans and dogs so they could possibly share their home with another dog, as long as they all get along, and confident children over ten will be fine.

Dogs Trust Leeds: Say hello to some of the dogs looking for a home this week as we go behind the scenes for adoption updates

We go behind the scenes at the Leeds rehoming centre and meet some of the rescue dogs looking for their forever homes this week.
By Abi Whistance
Published 10th Jul 2022, 10:01 BST

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.

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