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It’s good news at Dogs Trust for eight abandoned puppies left to die in a cardboard box. They’re making a full recovery and people wanting to rescue a pet are queuing at the charity’s Leeds centre to adopt them. But first staff carry out a series of dog adoption checks before any of the pups are given new homes. Meanwhile, badly neglected dog Kev the Shih Tzu awaits a full dog health check from the Dogs Trust vet.
Visit our rescue dogs page to meet abandoned puppies and dogs who need adoption at all 18 Dogs Trust re-homing centres across the UK.
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Dogs Trust staff hope it’ll be third time lucky for lively Jack Russell terrier Eddie. They’ve re-homed him twice before! There’s bad news for Collie Cross Boomer. It looks like his lack of toilet training’s made his potential new owner change her mind. Meanwhile abandoned Shih Tzu Kev is off to the dog surgery for a thorough vet check. His badly matted fur hides sores and rashes and the only way to examine this neglected dog properly is under sedation.
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And visit our rescue dogs page to discover unwanted dogs and puppies at Dogs Trusts 18 rescue centres who are looking for loving home.
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Canine carer Joy gave up a job in banking to work at Dogs Trust Leeds – and really does take her new work home! She’s adopted a 17 year old whippet cross and three-legged German Shepherd Cross “Waggy” who tires easily and goes for dog walks in a pushchair.
Meanwhile, Whippet Cross Jack finds himself back at Dogs Trust - then years since he was first re-homed. Rehoming older dogs can be a challenge - but there’s hope when a mother and son consider him for dog adoption.
If you are interested in dog adoption, visit our rescue dogs page. You'll meet dogs in need of new homes right now - at all 18 Dogs Trust rescue centres throughout the UK & Ireland. Or share with friends.