Every day until Christmas Eve the Observer will feature one of the ’12 Dogs of Christmas’.
All of the pups are currently waiting for their forever home at the Dogs Trust in Kenilworth, and have been there for a long time or are struggling in kennels.
Noddy is a seven-year-old Jack Russell Terrier whose two favourite things are toys and going on a gentle walk. He can take his time getting to know new people and is looking for a single person home to begin with, with very few visitors and no other pets. Things will need to be taken slowly but he has previously spent time in a home and was found to be the paw-fect house guest.
The Dogs Trust branch in Kenilworth will care for some 100 dogs over the festive period.
Rehoming centre manager Emma Healey said: “Our 12 dogs of Christmas each would make a wonderful addition to a new home and we are appealing for anyone who would like to rehome one of these deserving dogs to please get in touch.
“We continue to see many unwanted and abandoned dogs coming through our doors over the Christmas period, simply because people haven’t taken into consideration the lifelong commitment of dog ownership.”
Visit the centre in Honiley, call 01926 484 398 or visit www.dogstrust.org.uk to find out more.
