Dogs Trust: 13 beautiful dogs looking for their forever homes in Shropshire this week
Here are some of the dogs hoping to find their forever homes in Shrewsbury's Dog Trust centre.
Dogs Trust Shrewsbury current has dozens of adorable pups listed as waiting for their forever home.
This week, we've chosen 13 of their good boys and girls to feature while they're on their quest to find a paw-fect place to live.
For more information on all the dogs listed here, and the others currently up for adoption at the centre, visit the Dogs Trust Shrewsbury website.
Autumn and Seren
Breed: Cocker Spaniels
Age: 7 and 6
These best friends are looking for a forever home together, and are describes as "incredibly friendly and affectionate" once they warm up to new people.
They're happy around other dogs, but have never been around cats and are comfortable being left in the day.
Thor
Breed: Siberian Husky Cross
Age: 8+
This "fluffy adventurer" Thor is looking for an adult only home without any pets as he isn’t fond of other dogs, but has been described by the team as a "social butterfly" who loves being around people.
Because of his love for his humans, Thor would like his new owners to be at home more often than not.
Gunner
Breed: Mastiff Cross
Age: 8+
The Dogs Trust team say they "cannot understand" why "lap dog at heart" Gunner is still at the centre, as this friendly pooch has been described as "a dream" to look after.
He's extremely friendly, but dislikes other dogs so will need to be the only pet in the home, which would be best suited with adults and older children.
Charlie
Breed: Terrier (Staffordshire Bull) Cross
Age: 2 to 5
"Big softie" Charlie was taken to the centre as a stray, where the team quickly learned that he’s deaf - but they say it doesn’t hold him back at all. He's extremely clever and has learned sign language at the centre.
They think that because of his hearing, he is extremely sensitive to his other senses and can quickly become overwhelmed in new places.
The centre would love if Charlie's new owners had experience with deaf dogs, and he'd prefer to be the only pet in an adult only home.
Arlo
Breed: Greyhound Cross
Age: 4
Arlo has been described by Dogs Trust as "super chilled out" and loves nothing more than curling up for a long nap after a walk.
He's looking to be the only pet in the home, as he's never lived with another dog before and has been known to bark at other pups when out and about.
Leo
Breed: French Bulldog
Age: 5 to 7
Leo is a friendly and affectionate pup, but prefers to have his human all to himself so is looking for a single person, pet-free home with someone willing to get to know him.
Klaus
Breed: Border Collie
Age: 1
This handsome boy is looking for a home experienced with the intelligent and high energy collie breed. He's good with children and other dogs, and would prefer someone at home for most of the day so he can be kept occupied.
The team also said that the young pup "struggles with reflections and shadows" so will need someone willing to put in a little effort to help with it.
Buster and Molly
Breed: Jack Russell Terriers
Age: 8
"Sweet and affectionate" Buster and Molly are looking for a home together, where they can be the centre of attention.
They've been described at shy at first, but incredibly loving once they warm up to new people.
The pair are looking for a quiet home with a secure garden, preferably in a low dog-populated area.
Norman
Breed: Lurcher
Age: 2
Staff at the centre think this lively lurcher might be crossed with a tornado! Norman is looking for a home filled with tennis balls and play, and is after an adult only home with no other pets.
Nala
Breed: Alaskan Malamute
Age: 2
Nala has been described as an excitable pooch "with a heart as big as the Alaskan wilderness".
An oversized lap-dog, she loves tennis balls, squeaky toys and treats and has been known to be a bit of a whirlwind at times.
She's looking to be the only pet in the household, and bigger children only due to her size.
Jack
Breed: Jack Russell Cross
Age: 5 to 7
Described as a "little dog with a big personality" Jack has been at the centre for a while. He's anxious of new people and new things, so his new owners will need to put some work in.
But once he's settled, he loves a little neck scratch. He will need an adult only home with no other pets, but staff are confident he could have walking friends in the future.