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.
9. Pixie: three to four-year-old dog in the care of Barnsley Animal Sanctuary
A spokesperson for Barnsley Animal Sanctuary said: "Pixie is a lovely friendly girl, she’s great with people, can be choosy with other dogs. She needs a strong, confident owner to teach her some doggy manners. "She has a lovely temperament, and as much as she loves to play, she also loves to climb on your lap for cuddles. "Pixie is used to having someone around most of the day, although can be left for a couple of hours. We think Pixie would settle into the right home as an only dog, providing she receives the stimulation she needs to meet her energy levels. "We are looking for someone/a family who would be willing to put some time into her training and enforcing the right rules and boundaries so she can reach her potential and be the cracking dog we know she can be. "Type of home needed: Pixie is looking for an active home and where she won’t be left for long. A full secure garden with a fence height of at least 6ft is required as she has the tendency to jump if left to her own devices. No cats or small furry animals and older children if any is required." | 3rd party
10. Milo: three to four-year-old Boxer cross in the care of Barnsley Animal Sanctuary
A spokesperson for Barnsley Animal Sanctuary said: "Milo is a handsome medium size Boxer cross, he arrived in our care from the stray kennels therefore we don’t know any of his background. He’s a lovely friendly bouncy boy, more information to soon once he’s been fully assessed. "Type of home needed: Milo will be looking for an active home where he’ll have plenty of exercise. He doesn’t like being left so will need someone around most of the day. Due to him jumping up with excitement, a home with older children only. Not suitable to live with cats, will need testing with other dogs when fully vaccinated. A full secure garden with a fence height of at least 5ft is required." | 3rd party