Smaller dogs are often less expensive to keep than their larger counterparts
All dogs deserve a loving family. Sadly, many homeless and abandoned adult dogs end up waiting in kennels for years for the right person to come along. These dogs from Dogs Trust Merseyside Rehoming Centre may be small, but they have big personalities - all wrapped up in a convenient package.
You will be asked to provide details about your home, your lifestyle and the dogs you are interested in. You will also be asked to select a rehoming centre. Afterwards, the Dog's Trust team will review the application and contact you within seven days to talk about your dog search. If no dog matching your requirements becomes available during the three month time period, however, you may be asked to apply again. After adoption, the Trust will keep in touch to see how you and the dog are doing."Gorgeous George is a gentle senior boy who ticks a lot of boxes. He's not just super cute but he's dog, cat and child friendly too! George is very friendly with people and is looking for a peaceful retirement home.
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