A litter of adorable German Shepherd cross puppies are looking for new homes.
Now seven-weeks-old, they have all been given Welsh names and are hoping to be welcomed by potential families soon after reaching the eight week mark.
The team at Dogs Trust Cardiff are expecting high demand for the 10 puppies and will close the search once they have received sufficient applications, so possible candidates are urged to respond quickly.
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They were part of an unplanned litter and once their former owner realised they could not take care of them, they brought them into the care of the rescue charity’s newest venue in Cardiff Bay.
All proud Cardiffians, they have been given authentic Welsh names to reflect that.
Huw, Steffan, Rhodri, Alwyn, Iefan, Gwen, Bronwyn, Nia, Lowri and Myfanwy would each make a perfect new addition to any home.
Since arriving, they have been in a specialist puppy suite with specially trained staff who helped them with socialisation, vet check-ups, and lots of snuggles.
Kim Davies, Deputy Manager at Dogs Trust Cardiff, said: “We’ll be sad to see them go, they have certainly kept us on our toes.
“It has been a fantastic experience, being able to see their little personalities shine through as they grow.
“They are fantastic fun and would make wonderful pets.
"But they are always on the go and have bags of energy so will need active owners who appreciate the demands of a young puppy, and understand they will grow into fairly large dogs who need lots of physical and mental stimulation as they progress into adulthood.”
If you are interested in giving a new home to one of the puppies, you can start the virtual adoption process online .
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