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].

5. Kira
Kira is a firm favourite and the absolute queen of her block, known all around the centre for her joyful kisses, happy bum wiggles, and hilarious, out-of-control zoomies! A lovely girl with a lot of love to give, one of her absolute favourite things to do is roll around in the sand and dirt. While she loves human company and is housetrained, with the ability to be left for a full working day, she isn’t a big fan of other dogs. Because of this, Kira is looking for an adult-only home where she can be the only pet, enjoy access to quiet walks, and wear a muzzle when she encounters other dogs. Photo: Dogs Trust

6. Ziah
Ziah is a special lady with a massive zest for life and an absolute love for people! Because she doesn't always realize her own size and strength, she can be quite boisterous, so she is looking for a home where everyone is secondary school-aged or older, along with owners who are dedicated to continuing her training so she can truly flourish. She's superb in the car, loves her walks where she could potentially make some walking friends, and is deeply affectionate once you get to know her. Ziah will need to be the only pet in the home, but whoever adopts her is going to be exceptionally lucky! Photo: Dogs Trust

7. Haribo
This beautiful boy is looking for a patient and understanding family who is ready to show him all the wonderful comforts of indoor home life, as he likely hasn't had much experience with it yet! Because he is still learning how to confidently walk on a lead, he would benefit from direct access to a fully secure garden while he masters that skill. Haribo can live with older secondary school children and might even share his new home with another dog or a confident cat. With a little time and patience, he is sure to make someone a wonderfully loyal and loving companion. Photo: Dogs Trust

8. Rocco
An amazing, very sweet boy with lots of love to give and a wonderful toy box obsession, meaning he would love a home stocked full of fun toys. While he can be a bit timid at times, he is an absolute fan of cuddles from his favourite people and is looking for a calm, patient family who can reassure him. He loves his walks and can even have walking friends out and about, though he needs to be the only dog in the home (though he can live safely with small, caged furries!). Rocco is looking for a quiet home that can include older secondary school-aged children. Photo: Dogs Trust

