If you’ve ever thought about adopting, this might be the sign you’ve been waiting for.
Below, we’ve highlighted 7 of the centre’s current residents who are desperate for a family to call their own. These cuties are sadly the ones getting the least amount of visits and have been waiting the longest for homes.
Because every dog deserves a home — maybe even yours.
To adopt or find out more from the centre, which has branches in Solihull and Wolverhampton, visit here.
1. Ash
Meet Ash a handsome Presa Canario cross who has found himself back in care through no fault of his own. He is truly sweet and affectionate boy who loves nothing more than relaxing by your side soaking up all the love and attention you can give. | Birmingham Dogs Home
2. Talia
Meet Talia a striking black German Shepherd who has found herself at our center after her previous owner could no longer meet her needs. This lovely girl has so much potential and is now looking for a special home where she can thrive with experienced adopters who truly understand the breed and needs of a reactive dog. | Birmingham Dogs Home
3. Skylar
Meet Skylar a beautiful Cane Corso with a big heart and an even bigger personality. Skylar arrived at the centre as a stray and while we don’t know her backstory she’s shown us what a lively affectionate and strong girl she is. At nearly 40kg she’s a powerful dog who thrives on play and affection and her confidence really shines when she’s outdoors or around those she knows well. To make her walks more manageable she wears a two point harness. | Birmingham Dogs Home
4. Lorna
Meet Lorna a lovely Presa Canario looking for a family with the time love and patience to help her make the transition from kennel life to a cozy home. Lorna was originally found as a stray so her history is mostly a mystery. What we do know is that she’s a true sweetheart full of affection for the people around her. She’ll be happiest with owners who understand that adjusting to home life will take time and who are ready to patiently guide her through it. | Birmingham Dogs Home