With Halloween just around the corner, the team at Dogs Trust Leeds are hoping to work a bit of magic for 11 charming rescue dogs searching for their forever homes.
Whether you're looking for an active hiking buddy, a clever training partner, or a gentle sofa companion, these lovely canines are ready to trade tricks for treats and settle into loving families.
Take a look through our gallery below to meet this week's featured rescue pups - could your perfect match be waiting?

7. Brontë (5)
A 5-year-old Crossbreed bursting with life, Brontë is a loving, cheeky, and super playful girl who is always ready for her next adventure. While she can be a little shy initially, her fun and bubbly personality quickly shines through once she gets to know you. | Dogs Trust Leeds

8. Hunter (3)
A 3-year-old Siberian Husky through and through, Hunter is a vocal, high-energy lad who loves getting outdoors for interesting walks and exploring his surroundings. He enjoys human company and will really thrive in an active home with a secure garden where he can let off steam. | Dogs Trust Leeds

9. Domino (2)
A 2-year-old Border Collie cross who loves life, Domino is a smart, fun-loving lad looking for his ultimate outdoor adventure buddy. Extremely food-motivated and great in the car, he thrives on training and loves embarking on big hikes. Domino will make a loyal companion in a calm, adult-only home with a secure garden where he can be the only pet. | Dogs Trust Leeds
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10. Sasha (4)
A 4-year-old American Bulldog who adores human company, Sasha is a super sweet and affectionate girl who loves nothing more than a good snuggle. She walks beautifully on the lead and is always eager to stay close to her favourite people. | Dogs Trust Leeds

11. Milly (2-5)
A sweet and special Staffordshire Bull Terrier, Milly is a gentle soul looking for a quiet, relaxed adult-only home where she can build her confidence. Though the world can sometimes feel a bit scary, she is making fantastic progress with her training and thrives with patient adopters. | Dogs Trust Leeds
