If you feel you could give them a second chance in life please contact the Dogs Trust in Ballymena for more details.
5. Max - Wheaten terrier
Say hello to Max! He is a marvellous boy who has spent most of his life so far here with us. He has learnt so much and is doing so well with his training, so he is now ready to find his pawfect match! Max is a 1 year old Wheaten Terrier with plenty of energy! He is a super friendly boy, but will be best suited to a home where everyone is 16+ and has experience around bigger dogs. Max is able to have dog friends for walkies, but he will need to be the only dog in his new home. Photo: Dogs Trust
6. Bruce - Boxer
Meet Bruce! This beautiful boy is full of zest for life and is ready to find his forever home! Bruce could potentially live with other dogs pending successful meets at the centre. He has previously lived with children before and could share his new home with older primary school kids who are confident around bigger, bouncy dogs! Bruce is not used to being left on his own so would appreciate company during the day until leaving time could be built up gradually. He would enjoy a large, enclosed outdoor space where he can run and play to burn some of his energy. Photo: Dogs Trust
7. Ella - crossbreed
Meet Ella! She is an endearing and gentle girl who hasn't had the best start to her life. At 7 years old, she has been slowly introduced to more and more of life as a pet! She will now travel in the car, come up to you for some attention, and loves being brushed and walking on the lead. Ella won't desire the bigger comforts in life as it is not what she is used to, she much prefers to sleep at your feet instead of up on the sofa. Ella is looking for an adult only home without any other pets. Photo: Dogs Trust
8. Otter - Staffordshire bull terrier
Otter is such a sweet and cuddly 6 year old Staffie. She greets everyone she meets with enthusiasm and her foster carers have described her as a loving family pet. She likes to snuggle on the sofa beside you and ultimately just wants to have her humans close by. Overnight she sleeps in her crate on the landing just outside the foster carers bedroom. She would like a home where someone is going to be around with her initially but in time can be built up to being left on her own for a few hours as she has done in her foster home. Otter is fully housetrained. Photo: Dogs Trust