Amy and Alfie, a pair of 15-year-old Pug crosses, came to the centre through no fault of their own. They are brother and sister and have always lived together - they're often found following each other around their foster home. A new, calm and quiet home would suit them, where they would be fine to be left for a couple of hours on their own. Potential adopters shouldn't let Amy and Alfie's age put them off, as they are the perfect houseguests in their current foster home.Amy and Alfie, a pair of 15-year-old Pug crosses, came to the centre through no fault of their own. They are brother and sister and have always lived together - they're often found following each other around their foster home. A new, calm and quiet home would suit them, where they would be fine to be left for a couple of hours on their own. Potential adopters shouldn't let Amy and Alfie's age put them off, as they are the perfect houseguests in their current foster home.
Amy and Alfie, a pair of 15-year-old Pug crosses, came to the centre through no fault of their own. They are brother and sister and have always lived together - they're often found following each other around their foster home. A new, calm and quiet home would suit them, where they would be fine to be left for a couple of hours on their own. Potential adopters shouldn't let Amy and Alfie's age put them off, as they are the perfect houseguests in their current foster home.

Dogs Trust: 10 of the dogs looking for their forever homes in Leeds this month

James Connolly
By James Connolly
Published 24th Sep 2023, 11:45 BST
It has been a busy month at our local Dogs Trust in Leeds.

The York Road based dog rehoming centre continues to receive record numbers of requests from members of the public needing to hand over their beloved pets due to the cost-of-living crisis, as well as working closely with local dog wardens to help rehome an increasing number of stray and abandoned dogs in the area.

Here we get to go behind the scenes, meet some of the wonderful pooches who are looking for their forever homes and celebrate the many successful adoptions throughout September.

Stitch is a two-year-old German Shepherd who has been making great progress with her training and is now ready to find her new home. She would need to be the only pet in an adult only home so she has fewer distractions. A secure garden will be needed so she has somewhere to play off-lead and practice her housetraining. She would not be able to be left alone initially, so would need someone around all the time.

7. Stitch

Stitch is a two-year-old German Shepherd who has been making great progress with her training and is now ready to find her new home. She would need to be the only pet in an adult only home so she has fewer distractions. A secure garden will be needed so she has somewhere to play off-lead and practice her housetraining. She would not be able to be left alone initially, so would need someone around all the time. Photo: Dogs Trust/Kevin Johnson KJ Photography

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Skylar, a one-year-old German Shepherd, is a fun, playful and affectionate pup who would be a brilliant addition to a new home. She would need to be with human friends all the time, so it would be a while before she could be slowly introduced to any alone time, but the training team are happy to guide prospective owners through this.

8. Skylar

Skylar, a one-year-old German Shepherd, is a fun, playful and affectionate pup who would be a brilliant addition to a new home. She would need to be with human friends all the time, so it would be a while before she could be slowly introduced to any alone time, but the training team are happy to guide prospective owners through this. Photo: Dogs Trust/Kevin Johnson KJ Photography

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Three-year-old Cockerpoo Rhubarb enjoys her training and would need to continue this in her new home. She is already housetrained, but may need a little refresh as she settles in. She will need her home to be within a 45-minute drive of the Leeds rehoming centre as her adopters will need to visit her at the centre regularly to build a relationship.

9. Rhubarb

Three-year-old Cockerpoo Rhubarb enjoys her training and would need to continue this in her new home. She is already housetrained, but may need a little refresh as she settles in. She will need her home to be within a 45-minute drive of the Leeds rehoming centre as her adopters will need to visit her at the centre regularly to build a relationship. Photo: Dogs Trust/Kevin Johnson KJ Photography

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Seven-year-old Trail Hound Cross Toffee has been waiting to find a new home for a while now and, in that time, has become a firm favourite of Dogs Trust staff. This is due to his fun-loving nature and zest for life. Toffee enjoys learning new things and is super affectionate.

10. Toffee

Seven-year-old Trail Hound Cross Toffee has been waiting to find a new home for a while now and, in that time, has become a firm favourite of Dogs Trust staff. This is due to his fun-loving nature and zest for life. Toffee enjoys learning new things and is super affectionate. Photo: Dogs Trust/Kevin Johnson KJ Photography

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