Right now, 16 dogs at Dogs Trust East Midlands are waiting for something simple but life-changing — a loving home in Derbyshire.
At Dogs Trust Loughborough, you’ll meet every kind of dog — from bouncy young pups bursting with energy to calm, older companions who just want a quiet place to rest.
Some will love long walks through Derbyshire’s parks, while others will be happiest in peaceful homes with patient owners.
The team makes sure every dog gets the best start possible — from health checks and behaviour support to individual care and attention. But nothing compares to the warmth of a real home.
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.
See the loveable dogs looking for their forever homes in Derbyshire here:
13. Cookie
Cookie is a very worried girl so would need patient adopters who can give her time to come out of her shell. As she is so worried, she can live with children 15+ but not younger children. She must live with another dog, as she gets a lot of confidence from being around dogs. Cookie can also live with securely caged small animals if they are kept separately. She needs a secure garden with a 6ft fence as despite her small size, she can jump high! She would like a quiet home away from busy roads as she is worried by loud noises. | Dogs Trust
14. Tobias
Tobias the Spaniel is ready to meet his forever family. He is hoping for a peaceful home and plenty of adventures. He is a smart, loyal, and cuddly boy looking for an adult-only home and will be the only pet, so he can soak up all the attention. His favourite pastime is travelling in the car as he loves exploring and sniffing new spots. Tobias is excellent at tricks when treats are involved. Could you give this lovable Spaniel a home? Visit: https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming/dogs/spaniel-english-springer/3579345 Photo: Dogs Trust
15. Lillie
Lillie is looking for a retirement home where everyone is over the age of 12 years old and able to respect her space. She needs to be the only pet in her new home but can be left for a full working day comfortably. | Dogs Trust