HOMELESS dogs are hoping to find somewhere to put their paws up this Christmas.
After the success of the Observer and Dogs Trust’s 12 Dogs of Christmas appeal in recent years – we are again appealing to readers to find a place in their hearts and homes for a four-legged friend.
Despite the impact of the pandemic, the Honiley-based rehoming centre has found homes for more than 600 dogs this year – and they are hoping it won’t be long before these twelve find their special someone too.
Assistant manager James Ackner said: “It has of course been a year none of us could have imagined, but thanks to the dog-loving public who have opened their hearts and their homes to our gorgeous dogs, we have continued to find dogs of all shapes, sizes and ages their ideal families.
“We want to take this opportunity to say a huge thank you to everyone who has supported us in whatever way this year, and we have our fingers crossed that it won’t be too long before we are waving a very fond farewell to these dogs who are more than ready to head off to their forever homes.”
Golden retriever Molly has dysplasia which does stop her from going on long walks – but it does not stop her having fun.
The one-year-old loves being with other dogs and can live in a home where there is already a dog present.
She is a loving girl when she knows people but becomes anxious when handled, so will need owners who are willing to build a bond with her before she says a fond farewell to the team at the rehoming centre.
Molly loves her food and her toys, so the team are really enjoying seeing her progress in training with a few tasty treats and her favourite toys to hand.
The team would like Molly to find a home without children and who live close to the centre so they can support her and her new owners and give her the best chance of having the great life she deserves.
Click here for more information about Molly.
Call 01926 569236 or visit www.dogstrust.org.uk/our-centre/kenilworth to find out more about the dogs available.
