Staff at the Dogs Trust Leeds rehoming centre in Leeds are hoping to find permanent, loving families for 22 unique dogs currently in their care.
The rescue residents currently waiting for adoption represent a wide range of breeds, ages, and backgrounds. The list includes everything from intelligent, high-energy crossbreeds ready for active training to gentle senior companions looking to spend their retirement years in a peaceful, quiet household.
Each dog has its own specific rehoming criteria - such as requiring an adult-only environment, a secure garden for off-lead play, or dedicated owners willing to continue ongoing training and socialisation.
If you are considering welcoming a new companion into your life, look through our gallery below to see all 22 dogs currently available for adoption in Leeds.
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7. Herbie (Greyhound - 2-5 years)
In true Greyhound style, Herbie is an easy-going couch potato who loves chasing toys and balancing his walks with plenty of lounging on his bed. He gets more affectionate the better he knows you, but because he can be a bit worried by other dogs, he needs to be walked in quieter areas and be the only pet in an adult-only home. | Dogs Trust Leeds
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8. Barney (Beagle - 8+ years)
Barney is looking for a peaceful, adult-only home through no fault of his own, where he can relax away from noisy distractions. He gets along fine with other dogs when out and about, but he would prefer to be the only pet in the house. While he has a couple of age-related medical conditions, they are completely under control and shouldn't stop him from being a wonderful, loyal companion. | Dogs Trust Leeds
9. Kongbear (American Bulldog Cross - 2-5 years)
While Kongbear can be a bit shy at first, he is quickly won over by a few tasty treats and will soon be nudging your hand for a fuss. He is highly playful around other dogs and could potentially share a home with a confident four-legged friend, and he can also live with confident, primary school-aged children and upwards. | Dogs Trust Leeds
10. Billy (Spaniel (English Springer) Cross - 2-5 years)
Billy loves playtime and needs a busy, active lifestyle paired with plenty of fun training, which his smart brain and food-loving nature make him perfect for. He requires a very predictable, consistent routine, meaning he is best suited for an adult-only home or one with older teens, alongside a secure garden to burn off energy. | Dogs Trust Leeds
11. Buddy (German Shepherd Dog Cross - 2-5 years)
While Buddy can be anxious meeting new people and exploring new places, his fun, playful side completely shines through once he feels confident. Buddy has hip dysplasia, but it doesn't hold him back from a happy, active life, and Dogs Trust may help support ongoing medical costs. | Dogs Trust Leeds
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12. Hunter (Siberian Husky - 2-5 years)
This stunning lad is a classic Husky through and through - he loves exploring the outdoors on interesting walks and loves to use his voice a lot. While he is not a snuggle-on-the-sofa type, he thoroughly enjoys human company and becomes increasingly interactive as he gets to know you. Hunter finds kennel life a challenge and needs a peaceful, adult-only home where he can be the only pet and focus on a new routine. | Dogs Trust Leeds