Dogs Trust Manchester is currently home to a variety of dogs who are looking for their forever homes this Christmas.
Whether you’re looking for a new puppy to welcome into the family or you want to give an older dog a loving forever home, why not check the Dogs Trust Evesham website first?
If you’re not able to adopt a furry friend, you can support the centre’s work by donating via the support page on their website.
7 dogs at Dogs Trust Manchester need new homes this Christmas
Leo
Gender - Male
Age – 9 months old
Breed - Labrador Pointer cross
Leo is looking for an active and training minded home which needs to be cat free.
He can live with children over the age of 14 who are confident with bouncy dogs.
Leo needs to be the only dog in the house as he needs to learn some manners but he enjoys meeting dogs when he’s out on walks.
Find out more about Leo via the Dogs Trust website.
Ava
Gender – Female
Age – 6 years old
Breed – Caucasian Shepherd
Ava will need to be separated from visitors in her new home as she has a history of barking at people she doesn’t know.
Any regular visitors will need to be introduced to Ava away from her new home.
She can live with children aged 15 or above and she needs a private and secure garden with secure fencing as she has gone through fence panels by jumping up at them.
Ava can’t live with another dog or cats but she could live with small furry animals if they are kept separate.
Find out more about Ava via the Dogs Trust website.
Max
Gender – Male
Age – 6 years old
Breed – Lurcher
Max would like a new home where any children are aged 14 or over but his walks will need to be with adults as he isn’t comfortable with other male dogs when out and about.
He will need to wear a muzzle and be kept on the lead when out on walks and he’ll need access to quiet walks.
Max needs to be the only pet in the home.
Find out more about Max via the Dogs Trust website.
Rex
Gender – Male
Age – 8 months
Breed – German Shepherd and Husky cross
Rex needs a confident and active home with owners who can help him learn some basic manners and they’ll need to be able to handle his strength.
He’d like a private and secure garden and he can’t live with other dogs but he can socialise with them when out and about.
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Rex has chased cats before so can’t live with any. He can’t live with small furry animals either.
Any children he lives with will need to be aged 12 or over and be used to boisterous and big dogs. Adults will need to walk him.
Find out more about Rex via the Dogs Trust website.
Ozzie
Gender - Male
Age – 2 years old
Breed - Greyhound
Ozzie is looking for a new home where he can live with more than one person and where he is only left on his own for minimal hours.
He would love to have a secure garden where he can run around and he needs to be the only dog in his new home.
Ozzie can live with children over the age of 11 years if they’re comfortable with bigger dogs.
Find out more about Ozzie via the Dogs Trust website.
Rascal
Gender - Male
Age – 11 years old
Breed – Siberian Husky cross
Rascal needs to be the only pet in his new home and he’ll need a private and secure garden.
He would prefer to live in a home where there aren’t any noisy dog neighbours.
Rascal can live with children who are eight years old and above but he’ll need to be walked by adults.
Find out more about Rascal via the Dogs Trust website.
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Asman
Gender – Male
Age – 6 years old
Breed – West Highland Terrier
Find out more about Asman via the Dogs Trust website.
Asman could live with another dog in his new home but if they are female, they will need to be neutered.
He can’t live with cats or small furry animals and he needs an adult-only home.
Asman’s new owners may have to carry out future grooming for him or find a groomer who is happy with a dog that is worried by grooming.
He will need to be muzzled for future vet checks and grooming sessions.
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