It's been a tough winter for these 25 lovely dog desperate to find families to call their own.
They're currently among the gorgeous animals being cared for by the dedicated team at the Dogs Trust in Uddingston.
The rehoming centres aren’t open for public browsing right now, but staff are eager to hear from anyone who thinks they fit the bill as a prospective new owner.
Each of the dogs below are ready for rehoming, but unfortunately because of lockdown restrictions prospective new owners will have to live within a 30 minute drive of the base. To find out more about these dogs, or others looking for homes visit the Dogs Trust website here.
Archie, Jack Russell, between two and five years old. Loves long quiet walks but worries about other dogs and traffic.
Broxi, Staffordshire bull terrier, between one and two years old. He loves company and adventures but needs a family with patience.
Buddy, Jack Russell, 11-years-old and loves cuddles and playing games. He needs a secure garden and someone to keep him calm when fireworks go off.
Charlene and Zoom, lurchers, between five and seven years old. They love being together and cuddle up in bed every night. They need a home with a high fence to allow them to play in peace.
Harley, Border collie, between one and two-years-old. He's a lovely big lad who lacks confidence so needs a family with experience of dogs with lots of time to spare.
Jay Jay, Jack Russell between two and five-years-old. He loves a quiet home with no other pets and an owner with lots of time to walk and train him.
Jelly Bean, Staffordshire cross, between five and seven-years-old. She's deaf so needs an owner committed to training who lives in a quiet area without any other pets.
Kanai, a nine-year-old crossbreed who hasn't had a great life so far. He needs a committed owner who will take a hands off approach, but will be with him throughout the day.
Kodi, is also a nine-year-old crossbreed. He worries about new people and needs an experienced dog family with a garden.
Laska and daughter Shakira, Japanese Akita Inu, aged between five and seven. They need a family with experience of owning dogs and a private garden. They can't live in a home with cats.
Lenny, Jack Russell, is two-year-old. He worries around new people, particularly men, and needs a family that can take a hands off approach when he gets stressed.
MD, greyhound, between two and five-years-old. He loves to zoom around so a garden with a high fence is essential as is a family with lots of patience for training.
Milo, Siberian huskey, between two and five-years-old. This strong boy needs to start his new life in an outdoor run or kennel and gradually build up the time he is in the home.
Nala, lurcher, between one and two-years-old. She needs an active family with lots of time to give her the training she needs.
Nicholas, lurcher, between two and five-years-old. He isn't a big fan of long walks and prefers the shorter variety. He'd love a family to stay home with him all day.
Oscar, German shepherd, he's between six months and a year old. This big baby has loads of potential but needs an experienced dog family with a nice big garden.
Ozzy, Labrador cross, between one and two-years-old. He loves to run and play with his toys and needs a home where he's the only pet.
Ruby, lurcher, between five and seven-years-old. She has a wonderful personality and loves to walk and explore. She needs a home with a fenced garden.
Savanagh and mum Shadow, Alaskan Malamute, between five and seven-years-old. They love going for walks and need a strong, active owner. They are very friendly girls and get on with other dogs, but do prefer their own company.
Shadow, German shepherd and collie mix, is six-years-old. She gets worried around new people and needs a family without children under 18 with experience of owning dogs.
Solomon, lurcher, between two and five-years-old. He'll need some help adjusting to life in a home as he has always lived in kennels, so he might need to do some work on house training.
Tod, Jack Russell, nine-years-old. He's a brilliant boy who is always on the go and needs a family who can keep up with him.
