Lady and Winston are best friends who should be adopted as a pair.
The two Shih Tzus were found as strays, and the shelter says they have not had a single application of interest.
One new face this week is “busy bee” Bramble, the one-year-old Spaniel.
She is cute as a button and perfect for an active home as she is very high-energy.
Those are just a few characters of many who are hoping to find a home.
See the gallery below to see photos of them all, along with a short description from Thornberry Animal Sanctuary.
If you think you could give any of them a home, contact the shelter by clicking here.
13. Domino
"Domino arrived to Thornberry after being an unclaimed stray and therefore we do not have any information regarding his background. Despite Domino being an older boy he is still full of energy and will require a garden for his adoption. Domino is a friendly boy who is keen to meet everyone. Domino could be rehomed with dog savvy children aged 12+" He is an eight year old Staffy. | Thornberry Animal Sanctuary
14. Obie
"Obie is a small dog with a huge personality! He is looking for a home with a secure garden where he can safely explore and play. He isn’t fully housetrained and does not like to be left for long periods, so it is important that he has a home with low leaving hours. It’s also important for his new family to commit to ongoing socialisation to help him become a well-rounded and happy dog. With the right care and attention, Obie is sure to become a loyal and loving companion." He is a four-year-old Yorkshire Terrier cross. | Thornberry Animal Sanctuary
15. Ralph, at Thornberry Animal Sanctuary
Ralph, a one-year-old cockapoo, is a stunning boy looking for an experienced home familiar with the breed. He loves spending time outdoors, so an active home is essential for his adoption. Ralph could live with other adult dogs dependent on a successful introduction. He will require a secure garden of part of his adoption criteria. | Thornberry Animal Sanctuary
16. Albus, at Thornberry Animal Sanctuary
Albus, a one-year-old Lurcher cross, is a boisterous young boy who would benefit from experienced owners and a home who are able to continue his training. He is a very social boy and would enjoy the company of another well mannered adult dog (although this is not essential providing he has lots of friends). He is best-suited to an adult-only home who love Lurchers and their quirks! Albus enjoys spending time outdoors so an active home would be beneficial for him. He does have Hypothyroidism which he will require ongoing medication for. | Thornberry Animal Sanctuary