The nine dogs pictured here are all in need of a new home, after being placed with kennels and a charity in South Yorkshire.
Each of them is looking for their forever home with a person or family who will take good care of them.
The first six dogs pictured are currently in the care of Sheffield City Council’s kennels, while the final three are with Barnsley Animal Rescue.
5. Roger: 10-month-old German Shephard x Lurcher in the care of Sheffield City Council's kennels
A SCC spokesperson said: "Roger is a beautiful young boy who we believe is a German Shepherd x Lurcher, estimated to be around 10 months old. "He came into us as a stray, and sadly no owner came forward for him. He is now looking for a very patient, understanding home that can give him the time and security he needs. "When Roger first arrived, he was absolutely terrified of everyone and everything. Once he began to trust us, we started to see the lovely boy underneath. He enjoys his food and treats, loves to play and has even shown off some very impressive zoomies. "Roger arrived very underweight and has been having regular feeds to help him gain condition. "He is still extremely fearful of strangers and may need several meet and greets before he feels comfortable. He probably won’t show himself at his best straight away, but underneath that fear is a big, misunderstood puppy with so much love to give. "Roger will need to settle into a quiet, calm and stress free home where he can properly decompress. He must be given the space to build trust in his own time, without pressure or too much going on around him. A home without lots of unexpected visitors would suit him best" | 3rd party
6. Dolly: one to two-year-old fox red Labrador in the care of Sheffield City Council's kennels
A SCC spokesperson said: "Dolly is a gorgeous young fox red Labrador, aged to be around 1–2 years old, who came into kennels as a stray and sadly was never reclaimed. "She is an incredibly sweet, happy and affectionate girl with a huge personality. Dolly is bouncy, excitable and full of energy, and she absolutely loves food, treats, toys and attention. "It’s clear that Dolly has had very little training, so she will need someone who is genuinely prepared to put the time and effort into helping her learn. She needs training in all aspects, including housetraining, lead walking, manners and general boundaries. She can be strong and does pull on the lead, so her new owner will need to be confident and comfortable responsibly handling a strong dog. "Dolly is extremely food and treat motivated, which should really help with her training. She would benefit from a kind, patient and positive approach, with someone who understands that although she can appear very bold and excitable, she can also become startled by things in the outside world. She needs someone willing to gently build her confidence and introduce her to new experiences at her own pace." | 3rd party
7. Marvel: three-year-old British Bulldog in the care of Sheffield City Council's kennels
A SCC spokesperson said: "Meet Marvel, a gorgeous 3 year old British Bulldog who came into our care alongside his mum, Lady, through absolutely no fault of his own. "Marvel is a happy, affectionate and larger-than-life little character who is full of enthusiasm for just about everything! He loves people, food, treats and toys. He really is a lovely boy with lots of personality. "Sadly, Marvel hasn’t had the best start in life, Marvel has spent long periods of his life in a back garden, so the outside world will be very new to him. He’ll need patient, positive introductions to help build his confidence. Although he is confident and excitable he will need a home willing to give him the security, patience and consistency he deserves. He can become easily overstimulated, and will jump excessively when excited, so his new family will need to be prepared to work positively and consistently, on his general manners "Marvel has previously lived in a home and is reported to be housetrained. He has lived around people, children and other dogs and has shown himself to be friendly and affectionate. He could potentially live with another suitable neutered resident dog, providing introductions and meet-and-greets at the kennels go well. "As Marvel can be lively and excitable, we feel older, dog savvy children would be most suitable. No cats." | 3rd party
8. Maisie: one to two-year-old Dutch Shepherd in the care of Barnsley Animal Sanctuary
A BAS: "Maisie is a lovely young friendly Dutch Shepherd. This poor girl hasn’t had much socialization which makes her nervous around strangers and unfamiliar surroundings. She will need an understanding, experienced, patient owner that is used to owning similar breeds, she will need further training, guidance and confidence building. "Maisie can not be left for long, she’s an intelligent girl that has so much potential and will make a fantastic loyal companion in the right home. "Type of home needed: Maisie has lots of energy, she requires an active home where she’ll have plenty of exercise physically and mentally. She isn’t suitable to live with children or other pets at the moment therefore we are looking for a pet free adult only home. "A full secure garden is required." | 3rd party