Right now, 16 dogs at Dogs Trust East Midlands are waiting for something simple but life-changing — a loving home in Derbyshire.
Each one has their own story, but they all share the same hope: to find care, stability, and someone they can finally trust.
Rehoming is by appointment to make sure every match is right. You can meet the dogs waiting for adoption and start your journey on the Dogs Trust Loughborough website.
Because every dog deserves more than shelter — they deserve a future.
5. Pluto
Pluto is a Belgian Shepherd Malinois looking for his forever home. Pluto is a bright and driven boy who loves mental and physical stimulation. After an enriching long walk, he will happily cuddle up beside his favourite human. He must be the only pet in his adult-only home in a quiet area where he can enjoy his walks without bumping into other dogs. This gorgeous lad loves human interactions and fuss; he is always eager to say hello! He’s going to make a fantastic addition to a home committed to him. He is sure to fill your life with adventure and loyalty! Visit: https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming/dogs/belgian-shepherd-dog-malinois/3606911 for more information. Photo: Dogs Trust
6. Cali
Cali can find the world a little overwhelming and would benefit from slow introductions to new environments. She will need to have her own secure garden and a home without any other pets. Although would benefit from calm walking friends in the home, to help further her socialisation. Cali will need to be in an adult only home, who have access to quiet walks and would be willing to help build her confidence. | Dogs Trust
7. Beau
Beau is the queen of cuddling, she is a cuddle bug at heart and would love nothing more than an affectionate family and comfy sofa to enjoy her time. Beau loves people and is so excited to meet everyone! She has been assessed to live with children aged 12+ providing they are comfortable with an excitable dog. | Dogs Trust
8. Roxy
Roxy is looking for loving, laid back adopters who will treat her like the princess she is! She can live with older children (aged 12+) and would prefer to be the only pet in the home. Roxy can be left alone for a few hours and would love a garden for off-lead fun. | Dogs Trust