Fourteen dogs are currently awaiting adoption at the Ballymena rehoming centre, located at 60 Teeshan Road.
They include Galloway, Rocket, Olly and Zebedee who are “underdogs” – dogs that have been in the charity’s care for over six months.
To read more about all of the dogs, visit the Dogs Trust website.
1. Miranda
Miranda and her siblings Andrea, Prada, Emily, Nigel and Nate are adorable Retriever x Whippet pups. They are very sweet and love people so much, so they will really appreciate some company during the day until leaving time could be built gradually. As they will grow to be bigger, active pups they will thrive with a family who is looking for their next adventure buddy. Photo: Dogs Trust
2. Riley
Riley is a stunning 5-year-old Collie on the lookout for his forever home. As is common with his breed, Riley has energy and brains to burn so will thrive in an active home who will keep his mind busy with fun enrichment games. He is fully housetrained and would prefer to live in a home where he will be part of the family at all times. Riley travels well in the car for short journeys and is working on building up this distance for adventures further afield. Photo: Dogs Trust
3. TJ
Whippet TJ is a sweet guy with a friendly, social nature who could happily live in a home with another dog. He would also benefit from regular opportunities to make new doggy friends. TJ is best suited to a home with older children or adults where he can enjoy a calm and settled environment. With his playful and loving personality he will make a wonderful companion for someone looking a loyal and easy going friend. TJ likes to travel in the car and is always happy to join in on outings. He loves to play with all of his favourite toys and really enjoys a good game and enrichment to keep him busy. TJ has so much love left to give and would thrive in a home where he can relax and really show off his playful side. Photo: Dogs Trust
4. Galloway
Galloway is an adorable five-year-old Cockapoo who unfortunately, hasn’t had the best start to life. Since arriving with the centre, he has come on leaps and bounds and staff couldn’t be prouder of him. As Galloway is more on the nervous side, he will need an adult only home with adopters that will take things at his pace. He will need multiple meets at the Rehoming Centre so that you can get to know each other and form a friendship before he heads home. Galloway really comes out of his shell around other dogs and gains so much confidence in their presence. Photo: Dogs Trust