Good Life Dog Rescue is once again appealing for residents in the Leeds area to consider adopting, with 12 dogs currently waiting in the charity's kennels for a fresh start.
Following a period in which stray kennels across the region have faced an overwhelming influx of unwanted pets, volunteers hope these new profiles will help connect each animal with a dedicated household.
The charity is a small Yorkshire-based entity dedicated to saving stray and abandoned dogs.
Founded by a passionate animal lover with over 8 years of experience, the charity proudly champions Staffies and Staffy crosses - vulnerable dogs who are often the hardest to rehome.
Can you help the charity out by adopting one of the 12 furry friends featured in our gallery this month?
1. Baby Morris (Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross-breed - 15 months)
Initially rescued from stray kennels, this affectionate, active youngster has spent six months in care. He is full of joy, loves cuddles, and is toy-crazy. Adorable Morris needs a loving, active home with adopters willing to work on his boisterous training and help him explore the outside world. | Good Life Dog Rescue
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2. Queenie (Lurcher - five years)
Recently returned to care through no fault of her own, this affectionate lurcher is currently struggling with kennel life. Queenie bonds deeply with her handlers and is searching for a quiet home with a single owner or a couple. She is fully recovered from minor veterinary treatment and is ready for a fresh start. | Good Life Dog Rescue
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3. Baby Dot (Shih Tzu - 10 to 12 months)
Brought into care from Yorkshire stray kennels on July 13, this sweet-natured puppy is looking for a fresh start. Baby Dot is a gentle and affectionate companion who requires an attentive household. She is best suited to a home with adults or families with older children. | Good Life Dog Rescue
4. Lucy (Rottweiler cross Staffordshire Bull Terrier – five to six years)
This affectionate Rottweiler crossbreed is searching for a quiet and loving retirement home after being saved from a Yorkshire stray kennel. Due to be put to sleep because of arthritis in her back legs, Lucy was brought into care and is now thriving on mild veterinary pain relief. | Good Life Dog Rescue
5. Clara (Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross German Shepherd – one year)
This energetic Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross German Shepherd is seeking an active new household after being brought into care at a Yorkshire stray kennel. At approximately one year old, Clara is a typical, spirited puppy who is searching for a patient owner dedicated to continuing her positive training and introducing her to new life experiences. | Good Life Dog Rescue
6. Beatrice (Lurcher – five years)
This gentle lurcher is seeking a quiet and affectionate new home after being taken into care from a local stray kennel following an urgent appeal on July 13. Estimated to be approximately five years old, Beatrice has a calm nature and is currently adjusting to her new kennel environment. She walks well on her lead, is exceptionally clean in her kennel, and thrives on human company and affection. | Good Life Dog Rescue