Dogs Trust Loughborough has various breeds available for adoption.
Here are 13 dogs from the East Midlands-based Dogs Trust – a branch of the UK's largest dog welfare charity – hoping to find a new and loving home.
Be sure to check availability by visiting www.dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming/our-centres/loughborough
If you are interested in rehoming any of these dogs, contact [email protected]

5. Obi Wan
Obi-wan is a six-year-old greyhound who is searching for a peaceful home where he can be the chosen one. A secure garden would be perfect for his zoomies and to keep his house training on track. He can also live with other canine companions. Obi is a loving boy who adores his home comforts—think cosy beds, a stocked toy box, and lazy mornings. While he has a few worries, our training team is ready to guide him on his journey to becoming a confident companion. Could you be the Force that brings balance to Obi’s world? For more on Obi Wan, see: www.dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming/dogs/greyhound/1245404 Photo: Dogs Trust
6. Autumn
Autumn is looking for a quiet home where everyone is over the age of 15 years old and where she’ll be the only pet. She doesn’t like to be by herself so a family able to help support her with this and not need to leave her would be best. She will need a large, secure garden as she will need to settle in before going for walks. | Dog Trust Photo: Submitted

7. Max
Max is a three-year-old Pointer Cross with bags of potential and love to give to his new family. He is a lively and silly boy eager to play and please. He would be suited to a calm, adult-only house in a quiet environment where he can enjoy long walks and get his nose down. A secure garden and a family committed to his training would be perfect for Max. Find out more about Max at www.dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming/dogs/pointer/1258118. Photo: Dogs Trust

8. Pingu
Pingu, a five-year-old Crossbreed, is a friendly and delightful companion. He enjoys spending time with people and often stops to greet those he meets, giving them a big sniff. Pingu has two main passions: long, sniffy walks and adventures where he can stretch his legs. He gets excited at the sight of his favourite soft toy or a tennis ball. Pingu can live with older teenagers but gets nervous around other dogs, so he would prefer to be the only pet in the home. More at www.dogstrust.org.uk/rehoming/dogs/crossbreed/1241517. Photo: Dogs Trust


