Here we look at lovely residents currently staying at the local branch of the UK’s leading canine welfare charity in Loughborough.
Please note that some of these dogs may have already found matches or been reserved. To view their current status visit www.dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming/our-centres/loughborough.
If you would like to find out more about adopting any of these dogs, please get in touch with the team at [email protected].

1. Peony and Marigold
Peony and Marigold are extremely sweet, closely bonded girls looking for a patient family together to provide them with plenty of TLC and help them grow in confidence at their own pace. Because they haven’t had the best start in life, they will need some nurturing and a family committed to visiting the centre to build up a relationship before heading home, but seeing their true personalities shine through will be so rewarding! They require a secure garden since walks will need to be built up slowly, but with you by their side, they can finally have the bright future they deserve. Photo: Submitted

2. Rusty
Rusty is a sweet, active and food-motivated little guy who is ready to be your ultimate adventure buddy. He’s currently finding kennel life a bit stressful, but once he settles in and shows his true colours, you'll see his wonderful, affectionate side shine through. Because he loves to keep his brain stimulated, he is likely to thrive with some fun training sessions. Rusty is looking for a calm home where he can adjust at his own pace with minimal leaving hours at first, and he’ll need to be the only pet in an adult-only or teenage-and-above household. Photo: Dog's Trust

3. Gavin
This sweet, sensitive soul is ready to find a patient home to help him build his confidence and work through his worries. Once he feels safe and comfortable, this energetic boy loves to show off his playful side, though he's just as happy snoozing away on a cozy bed with his family. Gavin is looking for an adult-only home where he can be the only pet to soak up all your attention. While he has the potential to be left alone for up to six hours, you'll want to build this up gradually once he has settled in. Photo: Dogs Trust

4. Roscoe
Roscoe, affectionately nicknamed "Potato", is a sweet lad who is ready to slot right into a peaceful home and act as your ultimate cuddly, fluffy hot water bottle in the winter! Because he has some worries around strangers, vets, and other dogs, he’ll need an understanding family willing to continue building his confidence and working on his training. Roscoe is used to home life so is likely to be housetrained, and he is looking for a quiet, adult-only environment where he can be the only pet, relax, and truly feel safe and secure. Photo: Dogs Trust