Here are 13 such dogs at Thornberry Animal Sanctuary in Rotherham.
Anyone interested in any of the dogs should fill out an Animal Enquiry Form available on the charity’s website.
The charity also has cats up for adoption too.
9. Levi
Ten-year-old Levi is a Staffordshire Bull Terrier. He is a gentle older gent who arrived at Thornberry under sad circumstances. He has a lovely, gentle nature and would love nothing more than to cuddle up on the sofa after a gentle walk. He could live with children of secondary school age and should be the only pet in the home but can have doggy friends when out and about on adventures. Photo: Thornberry Animal Sanctuary
10. Zak
Zak is a Jack Russell Terrier and is 11 years and eight months old. He is a typical, active Jack Russel who loves to spend time outdoors sunbathing and playing with his toys. We are looking for an experienced home for Zak and a garden is essential for his adoption. Zak cannot be rehomed with other animals and his home cannot have living or visiting children. Photo: Thornberry Animal Sanctuary
11. Timmy
Timmy is a four-year-old greyhound. He has really come out of his shell after first arriving at Thornberry and is very excited to find his new home. He is an ex-racing greyhound who still has plenty to learn about 'home life'. Timmy walks lovely on a lead and is happy to explore the outdoors. A garden is essential for his adoption. Timmy could potentially live with another dog dependent on a successful dog introduction. Photo: Thornberry Animal Sanctuary
12. Faith
Faith is a Shepherd crossbreed and is just over three years old. She is a big, boisterous girl who has had a really tough life. She takes some time to learn to trust people, particularly men. When she does she is an affectionate girl who is extremely loyal. She does not require a large amount of exercise due to a medical condition so a completely secure garden is essential with fences and ideally no neighboring dogs. She needs to be in an adult only home, without any other pets. She is not suitable to be around other dogs. Photo: Thornberry Animal Sanctuary