Rescue centres across South Yorkshire need your help.
They are looking for forever homes for these 16 dogs right now.
Clyde, a Staffordshire Bulldog puppy, is seven weeks old and a certified heart breaker.
Somehow, this adorable pint-sized pup has sadly found himself in a rescue centre at such a young age - but charity Helping Yorkshire Poundies says he is “a little superstar already who is confident, happy, playful and everything you’d expect from a bull breed”.
Don’t let him steal your heart just yet - our gallery below has 15 other sweet dogs in South Yorkshire who deserve a home too.
Each of the pictures below comes with a link to their adoption page with Helping Yorkshire Poundies and Thornberry Animal Sanctuary - could you offer any of them a home?
9. Franklin, a big Cane Corso who would make "the most amazing companion"
"Franklin is a 3 yr old Cane Corso who will make the most amazing companion for a breed experienced, confident family. He is an absolutely lovely lad who adores his people and is a big, goofy puppy. His main issues lie with his lead walks – he is reactive to dogs/people and traffic when on the lead – he cannot cope with walks in busy areas and needs to find a home in a countryside/more rural setting and be confidently and safely managed on his walks. He is brilliant around the house – fully housetrained, can be left for a few hours with no issues. Franklin loves to run and play with other larger breed dogs – he may be able to live with a friendly large breed female with the right savvy family. No cats! He will need a child free home. Franklin’s breed is naturally protective and territorial, so he will need careful introductions to visitors and an owner who is understanding of the breed. He will make THE most fantastic companion for his lucky new family – he just needs to find the right people for him." - https://helpingyorkshirepoundies.co.uk/large/franklin/ | Helping Yorkshire Poundies
10. Nova the "beautiful, affectionate" dachshund
"Nova is a beautiful, affectionate girl who is looking for a calm and loving home where she can truly become part of the family. Nova is incredibly affectionate and loves lots of attention. She forms strong bonds with her people and would thrive in a home where she can receive plenty of love, companionship and affection. She has so much love to give and will make a wonderful companion for the right family. Nova absolutely loves her walks, so she would suit an active family who enjoys getting out and about and can give her plenty of opportunities to explore and enjoy the outdoors. Nova would benefit from being the only pet in the home so she can have all the attention to herself. She can, however, socialise with other dogs when out and about. She could also live happily with children aged 12 and over." - https://www.thornberryanimalsanctuary.org/animals/nova/ | Thornberry Animal Sanctuary
11. "Gentle, affectionate" Sky the Jack Russell Terrier
"Sky is a gentle, affectionate girl with so much love to give. She forms strong bonds with her people and absolutely loves attention, cuddles and curling up on your lap. Having previously had very little experience outside of the garden, Sky has gained confidence quickly and is now really enjoying her walks and discovering the world around her. She is looking for a calm and quiet home with older children (10+) who understand the importance of giving a new dog time, space and the choice to approach when she needs it. Sky would prefer to be the only dog in the home, although she could enjoy socialising with other dogs when out and about." - https://www.thornberryanimalsanctuary.org/animals/sky/ | Thornberry Animal Sanctuary
12. Sid the Lurcher x Saluki, "a loving happy boy with plenty of energy"
"Sid is an affectionate boy who has recently come into our care and is now looking for his forever home. He is a loving, happy boy with plenty of energy and absolutely loves his walks and toys. As he is going through his adolescent stage, he would benefit from a family who can continue his training, particularly with lead walking and helping him manage his excitement. He would suit an active home and could live with older teens. He would be best as the only dog in the home but would benefit from slow introductions and socialisation with other dogs overtime." - https://www.thornberryanimalsanctuary.org/animals/sid/ | Thornberry Animal Sanctuary