Thornberry Animal Sanctuary in North Anston has 13 searching for their forever homes.
The dogs at the sanctuary are a mix of breeds, with French Bulldogs, a Shih Tzu and a Bichon Frize among those available to adopt.
After seeing a dog online, an enquiry form needs to be filled out where prospective adopters provide details about themselves and their lifestyles to try to make sure dogs go to suitable homes.
If suitable as a possible match, a meeting will be arranged.
Find out more here.
9. Pepsi
Border Collie Pepsi is two years and 10 months old. She is very bright and knows plenty of tricks. She struggles around traffic, including the noise of passing vehicles so a rural home is essential. It does take some time for her to get to know you, however earning her friendship is so rewarding. Pepsi will need several meet and greets at the animal sanctuary to build a relationship with her new owners. She must live in a quiet, adult only environment, with no visiting children. Pepsi travels well in the car and would enjoy exploring nice quiet walking areas. Photo: Claire Lewis
10. Whiskey
Whiskey is a Patterdale Terrier (Fell Terrier)/Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross. She is three years old and is a very complicated little lady who needs a lot of support to help her re-adjust to home living. She needs an adult only home with experienced dog owners that can work with her to build her confidence with new people and dogs. She must live in a quiet environment and have a securely fenced garden area to exercise. A rural setting is ideal. It is essential that Whiskey is not left alone initially, and any time apart must be built up very slowly with realistic expectations that she really struggles to be left alone. Whiskey is a fantastic little project dog, given the right environment and training she has so much potential. Photo: Claire Lewis
11. Toby
Toby is a Bichon Frise and 10 years and six months old. He is a complicated little chap who will need a very understanding new family. His new home will ideally have a large garden space where Toby can potter - he has ongoing medical issues for which he will need ongoing treatment. His new owners should have experience with dogs and will need to visit the Sanctuary several times to build a good relationship with him. Toby should have his own space in the house where he can be left to sleep and eat. He should live with adults only and must be the only pet in the home. Toby is very affectionate on his terms but certainly not a lap dog. He has had a very sheltered life so it does take some time to gain his trust. Photo: Claire Lewis
12. Faith
Faith is a Shepherd crossbreed and is three years and four months old. She is a big, boisterous girl who has had a really tough life. She takes some time to learn to trust people, particularly men. When she does she is an affectionate girl who is extremely loyal. She does not require a large amount of exercise due to a medical condition so a completely secure garden is essential with fences and ideally no neighboring dogs. She needs to be in an adult only home, without any other pets. She is not suitable to be around other dogs. Photo: Claire Lewis