Animal charity Birmingham Dogs Home have several pooches up for adoption and you can make them yours. They can be a great addition to a family or for individuals.
Having a pet can be beneficial for adults and children alike. Kids learn to take responsibility and consider others before themselves when caring for a pet while adults benefit from having an active lifestyle thanks to their pets. They are also good for our mental health as they give us something positive to focus on, according to PDSA.
Dogs can be great partners if you are going to explore the great outdoors. Most of them like going on adventures and whether it’s a city park or hills or countryside, they can be great walking partners. They can also help humans build new connections and beat loneliness.
If you want to adopt any of the dogs staying at Birmingham Dogs Home, contact them through their website. If you want to see all the amazing things dogs can do, Crufts dog show is coming to the NEC from March 9-11.
In the meantime, here are eight dogs looking for a second chance and a loving family:
1. Luna
Luna is a Staffordshire Bull Terrier. She is an extremely loyal, loving and affectionate girl who adores human company and attention. She is a people pleaser and needs an understanding home. | Birmingham Dogs Home
2. Gaia
Gaia is a 5 years 6 months old German Shepherd. She is a very lovely, energetic dog that has likely come from a working background. She needs owners who have experience with her breed and are ready to put in the work. | Birmingham Dogs Home
3. Zuri
Zuri is a Staffordshire Bull Terrier aged 2 years 10 months. She is a sweet girl looking for an active home. Zuri walks well on a harness and knows how to sit and give paw. | Birmingham Dogs Home
4. Cash
He is a one year old German Shepherd. He is looking for an owner who has had dogs like him previously, and is willing to teach him new tricks. He’s got tons of energy to burn. | Birmingham Dogs Home