And now Jess, the one-year-old German Shepherd Crossbreed, has found loving new owners thanks to the dedicated team at Dogs Trust Leeds.
The pooch struggled with confidence around people, but thanks to the team, she started to come out of her shell, before finding her forever home in January 2026.
She is just one of a number of dogs who have been waved off by the team for the new homes.
And as part of a new series launching in the Yorkshire Evening Post we’re showcasing the canine companions who have a whole new lease of life.
Dogs Trust Leeds is open to the public five days a week. You don’t need an appointment to visit, see the dogs looking for homes, get advice or apply to adopt.

1. Bandit's Happy Rehome from Dogs Trust Leeds
A two-year-old Border Collie Crossbreed both arrived, and found his forever home in March. | Leeds Dogs Trust

2. Jess the Collie's Happy Rehome from Dogs Trust Leeds
A nine-month-old Collie Crossbreed arrived at Dogs Trust Leeds late in 2025 due to her owner's ill health, found her new home in January. | Leeds dogs Trust

3. Jess the Underdog's Happy Rehome from Dogs Trust Leeds
Jess, a one-year-old German Shepherd Crossbreed, has found her forever home after 272 days in the care of Dogs Trust Leeds. She struggled with confidence around people, but thanks to the hard work of the Dogs Trust team, she started to come out of her shell, before finding her forever home in January 2026. | Leeds Dogs Trust

4. Tilly's Happy Rehome from Dogs Trust Leeds
An 18 month old Labrador Crossbreed arrived at Dogs Trust Leeds after her owners moved and were unable to take her with them. Tilly went into foster care, where her carers fell for her so much, they adopted her in late February. | Leeds Dogs Trust

5. Ted's Happy Rehome from Dogs Trust Leeds
The one-year-old Labradoodle who arrived last in February, after a change in their owners' circumstances, found his forever home in March. | Leeds Dogs Trust

6. Vinnie's Happy Rehome from Dogs Trust Leeds
This eight-year-old German Shepherd Crossbreed arrived through Dogs Trust’s Canine Care Card scheme. Due to his time in a home, he spent his time in foster care, before finding a forever home in February. | Leeds Dogs Trust
