GORGEOUS pooches being cared for by Dogs Trust in Basildon are looking for their forever homes.
Beans, a toy poodle cross
Beans is a two-year-old toy poodle cross who is described as “an all-round bundle of joy” who is ready to give love to a new family.
She’s a cheeky little girl who is happy to meet new people and visitors. Beans doesn’t like to be left alone for too long and gets on well with secondary school-aged children.
She loves a tasty snack, enjoys a walk, and is eager to experience new adventures.
Read more about Beans here.
Rocky, a German shepherd
Rocky is a three-year-old German shepherd who came to Dogs Trust without much previous history. He is house-trained and loves a treat which will work as a great tool for his training.
Rocky also loves a cuddle on his own terms and chasing toys. Dogs Trust says he is a super friendly boy who has lots of love to give and picks up new training quickly.
Read more about Rocky here.
Harvey, a Lhasa apso cross
Handsome Harvey is a fluffy ten-year-old Lhasa apso cross who has lived most of his life in a home but is currently living with a foster family.
He is ready to search for his forever home and is happy to live with adults only and maybe another older calm dog.
He is house-trained and loves to cuddle on the sofa. Harvey is a picky eater and eats hypoallergenic food because he suffers from allergies.
Read more about Harvey here.
Dolly, a Chihuahua cross
Dolly, a nine-year-old Chihuahua cross, arrived at Dogs Trust through no fault of her own. She is currently living with a foster family and is doing well but is sometimes nervous around new people, although she often takes herself to sit on top of the sofa if she’s unsure of visitors.
She would be happy to live with adults and older teenagers but would prefer to be the only dog at home, where she’ll need a private secure garden to potter around in.
Read more about Dolly here.
Hades, a Siberian husky
Hades is a stunning 11-year-old Siberian husky who arrived at Dogs Trust without much history.
He will need some housetraining but is happy to be left alone for up to four hours once this has been built up over time. He’s chilled out, very independent, will accept a fuss, but does prefer his own space.
Hades enjoys a treat, exploring, and sniffing around his surroundings while on a walk, but he isn’t too bothered about toys.
Read more about Hades here.
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