These are the 52 adorable dogs, cats and rabbits looking for a loving home this winter.
Big, small, young and old - there is a real mix of animals looking for their forever homes in Manchester.
Dogs Trust in Manchester and the RSPCA Manchester and Salford branch are just two of the centres working hard across the region to match rescued pets with their perfect owners.
Some of the pets in this article have even arrived at a shelter together and would love to find a loving home with their partner.
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This adorable line-up of dogs, cats and small animals are currently living in shelters in Manchester. You can find out more by visiting each shelter's website.
Apache
Apache is a six-year-old male Siberian Husky who loves muddy puddles and tennis balls.
He's looking for an active home that can take him on adventures.
He would need his own good-sized private garden with 6ft solid fencing where he can relax and play.
Breed experience is preferable, but if not then research on the breed must be done.
He is looking to live with a maximum of 2 people in the home and both of these will need to be adults so he can really build a bond.
Apache has had mixed reactions around dogs, he can lead walk with female dogs nicely but then has been uncomfortable with others - because of this he would like to be walked in quiet areas where dogs won't run up to him off lead and take him by surprise.
Bear
Bear is a female, seven-year-old Shar Pei cross, who is very active and loves being on the go.
She will happily travel in the car to explore new places. Bear is very clever girl and knows a few tricks.
She also likes spending time with people she has got to know.
Bear can be a bit worried by busy environments, so needs a quiet home with access to quiet walks.
She can be wary of other dogs, especially up-close, so will need adopters who would be confident to work on her socialisation.
She will need to be the only dog in the home and to be kept on a lead at all times around dogs.
Bear will need her own private secure garden with minimum six foot fencing.
Any children in the home need to be aged 14 or over and respect that she may need space now and again.
She must have adults only to walk her, minimal visitors and cannot live with any other pets.
Bear
This Bear is a male 11-month-old Shar Pei who loves to run around and burn off his energy.
He loves his food and treats, which is great for training - and he's very intelligent.
Bear is a friendly boy who enjoys meeting other dogs. But sometimes he can get too excited when socialising, so he would need to be the only dog in his new home.
He will need his own private secure garden and any children in the home to be aged 16 years old or older.
Car journeys will need to be non essential initially and he will need any leaving hours to be built up gradually.
Birdie
Birdie is a Domestic Shorthair crossbreed cat, estimated to be around three to five-years-old, who was rescued by the RSPCA after a suspected fox attack.
She is very sociable and full of energy, whilst also happy to cuddle up and relax - and she adores company.
Birdie is neutered, microchipped and received part one of her primary course of vaccines.
Unfortunately due to a national shortage of vaccines the course could not be completed, so once they are freely available again in the new year her adopter will need to restart the course.
She would prefer a home where she can go out to play, that is away from busy roads - as well as being the only cat in the home. She could live with children of secondary school age.
Bram
Bram is a male two-year-old Malinois crossbreed who is 'super clever' and loves to learn new things.
He is full of energy and loves adventures, so would need adopters who could provide him with two to three hours plus of exercise a day.
Bram is described as having a 'sweet side' and adores human attention on his terms, and at a pace he's comfortable with.
Sadly he had quite an unsettled start to life and as a result will need a patient, adult-only home with no visiting children.
Bram will require his own private, large secure garden with constant outside access along with some type of outdoor shelter or kennel so he can stay outside for as long as he pleases.
Bram doesn't like to be left alone and so his new home will need to have very minimal leaving hours.
Buster and Reuben
Buster (right), 10, and Reuben (left), 11, are a male Staffordshire Bull Terrier duo with some real personality.
They are inseparable best friends and will be the perfect dogs for a new family looking for a sweet older pair to settle their paws on the sofa.
Reuben and Buster do struggle to be left alone so will need owners that have minimal leaving hours.
As they enjoy a gentle fuss, they can live with children aged 11 years and over.
They have had varying reactions to other dogs, so will need to be the only dogs in the home. They will also need their own private, secure garden.
Buster
Buster is a nine-year-old Shih Tzu who is very friendly and loves people and dogs alike.
He enjoys his walks and despite almost reaching double digits, he's still an active boy.
Once home Buster is a cuddly boy and likes nothing more than spending time with his favourite humans, whether that's cuddling up on the sofa with them or playing with his toys.
Buster needs a new family who are around most of the time and can build up his leaving hours gradually.
They also need to help him work on his housetraining needs.
He needs his own private, secure garden and despite being friendly, Buster needs to be the only dog in the home.
He could live with confident children aged 11 or older.
Campbell
Campbell is a three-and-a-half year old male Domestic Shorthair crossbreed.
He was rescued by the RSPCA from a home where numerous cats were being kept confined in a small outdoor pen.
He was initially overwhelmed by the change in circumstances, but a move from the cattery to a foster home saw Campbell transform.
His foster dad describes him as 'fearless' and 'constantly on the move.'
Campbell loves exploring, but is also happy to come over for a head rub or a tickle behind his ears.
He isn't a fan of being picked up but he's a great communicator and loves his food.
He would prefer to be the only pet in the home and could live with children of secondary school age.
Camille
Camille is a one-year-old Domestic Shorthair crossbreed, who is affectionate and loves to sit on your lap once she has got to know you.
She came from a home overrun with cats and her socialisation has been limited.
Her reaction to most things is to hiss, which suggests she has had a very sheltered experience of home life, but once she is at ease she transforms into a 'loving lady' who likes to have close contact and fusses.
Camille is looking for an experienced, adult-only cat loving home. She could potentially live with another cat.
Charlie
Charlie is an 11 month old Shar Pei looking for a patient home that he can settle into and grow in confidence.
He can be shy to begin with but he is very friendly and loves going on walks - especially saying hello to other dogs while out and about.
Charlie would like a non open plan home with a secure, private garden and minimal visitors and no young visiting children.
Car journeys need to be non essential to begin with until his confidence is built. He will need to be the only pet in the home.
Cooper
Cooper is a male seven-year-old male German Shepherd who enjoys adventures where he can explore new areas.
He loves to play with toys and have fuss from his human friends.
He is reactive to other animals, especially dogs, so his new home must be in a low dog populated area.
It would be beneficial that his new adopters have knowledge or are happy to research the breed before adopting.
Cooper's home will need to be set back from the road as he is likely to bark at people and dogs passing by. It will also need a good-sized secure garden with six foot fencing.
Dobby
Dobby is a three-year-old Lurcher cross who loves saying hello to his favourite people, nuzzling or leaning into them for a gentle fuss.
He enjoys being kept busy. He is very clever and loves to learn new tricks.
Dobby is great company on walks when in quiet areas, he loves being out and about and would be best suited to an active home that wants to explore new places with him.
He is looking for a home with a private secure garden with no neighbouring dogs.
Dobby can live with children aged 16 years and over who are comfortable around large dogs, however he must be the only pet in the home.
Edward
Edward is a six-month-old kitten who loves playing with toys and having fuss from his human friends in equal measures.
He came into the care of the RSPCSA two months ago with a fractured right hind leg and fleas, after he was thought to have been lost or abandoned and ended up in a traffic accident.
He had to have his leg in a cast and endure cage rest for more than six weeks, but is now back to full health.
Edward is looking for his forever home, where he will be the only pet. He will benefit from a large garden away from busy roads and can live with children aged 10 and over.
While Edward is neutered and microchipped, he is yet to be vaccinated due to a national shortage.
His adopter will need to sort this out when more vaccines become available in the new year, before he goes out to play.
Echo
Echo is a petite, female rabbit, approximately five months old.
She came into the RSPCA having been found as a young stray. She is looking to be rehomed in an outdoor set-up and to be bonded with a neutered male.
She has gained confidence since being taken in and enjoys snuggling into towels in her pen. She's very independent and likes her own space.
Echo is vaccinated and soon to be neutered and chipped.
She is looking for extra special home with loving, gentle and patient adopters. She would prefer an adult only household.
Eldon
Eldon is a two-year-old bunny who was found abandoned by the side of a canal before being brought to safety at the RSPCA.
He has blossomed into a gentle-natured boy who loves being outdoors and running around.
He loves having company in his pen and will even come over to you for a gentle fuss.
Eldon is neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.
He could be a 'free range' house rabbit, or would need to live outside in a shed or an outhouse - a hutch is not enough for him.
Ideally his new home with have an enclosed garden.
He could live with a neutered female rabbit and with children of at least secondary school age.
Ella
Ella is a five-year-old Rottweiler looking for a calm and patient home to take her in and let her come out of her shell.
Ella can be worried by overhandling, but does enjoy a gentle fuss once she knows you. She is a very foody girl and enjoys doing some tricks for a treat.
She enjoys going out on walks, but will need her walks managing as she does have some hip and leg issues.
Ella will need a home with a private, secure garden and she should be walked in low dog areas, as she can be reactive.
She will need minimal visitors and her new owners should have Rottweiler experience.
Her new home should be adult-only with no young visiting children and she will need to be the only pet in the home.
Ellie
Ellie is a Lop rabbit, estimated to be between two to three years old, looking for a new home as a house rabbit.
She is shy but very loving and enjoys watching the world go by from the top of the castle in her pen.
Ellie is wary of other rabbits, and while she could be bonded with a placid, male rabbit, her adopters must be experienced in undertaking slow bonding with rescue rabbits and be extra vigilant.
She is neutered, vaccinated and microchipped and would be able to live with children of secondary school age.
Freya
Freya is a six-year-old Husky cross Malamute who is very lively and enjoys going on adventures.
She loves travelling in the car and exploring further afield, as well as playing with her toy.
Freya is looking for a home with adults only and no visiting children as she can be worried of them.
She will need her own good-sized private secure garden away from main roads.
She will need to be the only pet in the house as she enjoys doing her own thing.
Breed experience is needed for Freya.
Humphrey
Humphrey is an 18-month-old great Dane cross, who loves nothing more than going for a nice walk in a quiet area where he can take in all the sights and smells.
He is a smart boy who loves his food and can keep himself busy. Humphrey also enjoys saying hello to other friendly dogs.
For Humphrey's life to be as stress free as possible it's important that his home has minimal visitors - any visitors would need to be introduced outside of the home.
He would need adopters to be around most of the time initially and build up his leaving time slowly.
Due to his size and breed, adopters should have experience of living with a large breed and have a private, secure medium to large garden.
Humphrey would need to be kept on lead and muzzled when walking in public places and would require an adult-only home.
Ida
Ida is one of a bunch of kittens who arrived at the RSPCA in late October. She would like to be adopted as a pair with one of the other kittens.
Ida is very affectionate towards both humans and her siblings and loves cuddles and fuss. She purrs a lot when she is content too.
She has been neutered, microchipped and has had her first vaccination. She will be receiving her second in a few weeks, so her new family will need to be able to return her for an appointment on a weekday.
She would be best suited to families with older children and would benefit from not being left alone for more than six hours a day.
She cannot live with any dogs.
Idris
Idris is one of a bunch of kittens who arrived at the RSPCA in late October. He would like to be adopted as a pair with one of the other kittens.
Idris is the only black and white kitten in this litter. He is a confident outgoing boy who loves cuddling up with his siblings.
He has been neutered, microchipped and has had his first vaccination.
He will be receiving his second in a few weeks, so his new family will need to be able to return him for an appointment on a weekday.
He would be best suited to families with older children and would benefit from not being left alone for more than six hours a day.
He cannot live with any dogs.
Ike
Ike is one of a bunch of kittens who arrived at the RSPCA in late October. Ike can be rehomed by himself.
Ike is a chilled out kitten who likes to stay in his warm bed first thing in the morning. Once he's woken up, he loves to play and have some fuss.
He has been neutered, microchipped and has had his first vaccination.
He will be receiving his second in a few weeks, so his new family will need to be able to return him for an appointment on a weekday.
He would be best suited to families with older children and would benefit from not being left alone for more than six hours a day.
He cannot live with any dogs.
Imogen
Imogen is a two-year-old Domestic Shorthair Crossbreed who is looking for a new home after giving birth to five kittens.
She was a very attentive mum, but her character has really come out to shine now she's been able to give up her parental duties.
Imogen has a real sense of adventure and is very smart.
She loves to explore, so she will make the most of the outside space she is offered once she's settled into her new home.
But she isn't always on the go; she loves to snuggle up on your lap and doesn't mind being handled.
She would make a great addition to a family home or to a first time cat owner, but would prefer to be the only pet in the house.
She has been neutered and microchipped and had her first vaccination, but will need to return to complete the vaccination course the week before Christmas.
Ingrid
Ingrid is one of a bunch of kittens who arrived at the RSPCA in late October. She would like to be adopted as a pair with one of the other kittens.
Ingrid is very confident and loves cuddles - she will even fall asleep in your lap if you let her. She enjoys playing with her favourite cat toys too.
She has been neutered, microchipped and has had her first vaccination. She will be receiving her second in a few weeks, so her new family will need to be able to return her for an appointment on a weekday.
She would be best suited to families with older children and would benefit from not being left alone for more than six hours a day.
She cannot live with any dogs.
Ivor
Ivor is one of a bunch of kittens who arrived at the RSPCA in late October. He would like to be adopted as a pair with one of the other kittens.
Ivor has been described as 'switched on' and is always the first one to greet his humans in the morning for a cuddle. He's also the first one to the food bowl.
He has been neutered, microchipped and has had his first vaccination.
He will be receiving his second in a few weeks, so his new family will need to be able to return him for an appointment on a weekday.
He would be best suited to families with older children and would benefit from not being left alone for more than six hours a day.
He cannot live with any dogs.
Jack
Jack is a gentle 13 year old Jack Russell looking for a quiet home to rest his paws.
He's a sensitive boy who can be easily overwhelmed, but once he is confident in his surroundings, he enjoys nothing more than to curl up on the sofa and have a snooze.
He's friendly and really enjoys going on a walk for a sniff about.
Jack will suit a quiet home with ideally a single person household, or two people maximum. He can live with children aged 16 years and older.
Jack will need to be kept on his lead around other dogs and his new home should have its own secure garden.
Joseph
Joseph is a three-month-old Harlequin bunny who loves playing with toys in his cage - his favourite is a large cardboard box.
He isn't afraid to come over and say hello to his human friends, and enjoys giving people a good sniff and a friendly head bump.
Joseph is looking to be housed as a single house rabbit for now.
He is fully vaccinated and will be neutered by the RSPCA once he reaches puberty, or his adopter will receive up to £100 towards the cost of it being done.
He will benefit from a female companion in a few months' time but needs to be neutered and his hormones to settle first.
He is a confident boy and will be suitable to live with a family, including children of secondary school age, providing he has his own quiet space to retreat to.
Karen
Karen is a three-year Domestic Shorthair crossbreed who was taken in by the RSPCA after being abandoned by her former owner.
She has been neutered and microchipped, but unfortunately due to a nationwide shortage, has not been vaccinated.
Once vaccines are freely available again, in the new year, her adopter will need to make sure this is done.
Once vaccinated, she would like a home where she can explore the outdoors.
She has been described by her foster carers as a 'perfect lap cat' and 'absolutely no trouble whatsoever'.
She would be happy to live with a family with children aged eight years old and over, who are respectful of cats.
Karen would prefer to be the only cat in the household, and would rather not live with dogs.
Kerry
Kerry is a 10-year-old German Shepherd who is great on walks and sociable with other dogs.
She's very gentle and loves spending time with people, especially when she can enjoy a nice fuss.
Kerry needs her own private secure garden to potter around in, away from roads. Her walks also need to be away from busy roads.
She needs to be the only pet in the home but would like to continue meeting dogs out and about.
Any children in the home need to be aged 14 or over and respect her space.
Leanne
Leanne is roughly one-to-two years old and has been described by RSPCA staff as a 'sweet and gentle' rabbit.
Once she is used to you, Leanne will come over for head rubs and some nudges before going back to eating hay in her pen.
She really enjoys her own space and likes to have her pen filled with things to do, such as castles, stools and cardboard boxes, Timothy hay rolls, willow balls and tunnels.
Leanne is fully vaccinated, microchipped and neutered. She may be able to live with a neutered male rabbit.
She could also live with children of secondary school age.
Lily
Lily is a 10-year-old Chihuahua cross who loves cuddling up in her cosy bed and having a potter around.
She can take some time to get to know you but once she is comfortable she is happy to come over for a gentle fuss.
Lily will need a quiet home but could live with children aged 16 and older.
She is a bit nervous, so will need minimal visitors and no young children.
She will need to be the only pet in the home and will need access to walks with minimal risk of dogs running up to her off-lead.
Lyra
Lyra is a five-month-old Rex looking for her forever home as a house rabbit.
She's super affectionate and is very good with being picked up. She will even snuggle up to you in a cuddle jumper and will fall asleep in the big pocket.
Lyra is small, weighing in at around 1kgs and won't get much bigger. She might be able to live with a neutered male rabbit and could live with children of a secondary school age.
She is neutered, microchipped and vaccinated.
Marley
Marley is a male eight-year-old Presa Canario cross Mastiff. He is ready to find a quiet home to settle into.
He can be quite nervous around new people - especially men - but becomes more confident once he gets to know you.
He loves going on walks and exploring new places - but he can be very strong on his lead and is a big dog, so will need adopters who are comfortable with his strength and size.
Marley will suit a quiet home that can keep visitors to a minimum. He can live with children aged 16 or over who are comfortable with big dogs.
He will need his own secure garden with six foot fencing and will need to be the only pet in the household.
Large Breed experience would be preferable but if not adopters should do some research into this first.
Major
Major is a two-year-old male German Shepherd looking for a home with breed experience.
He loves running around with his toys, especially tennis balls and can often be found carrying his toys around on his walks.
He can be shy at first but soon comes around and loves fuss and attention from his favourite people.
He's very active and loves to explore, but will also sit nicely and let you brush his fur.
Major is looking for a new home with a large, private secure garden and 6 foot fencing.
He will need an adult-only home with no young visiting children and minimal visitors.
He would also need to be the only pet in the home.
Mila
Mila is a two-year-old Boxer cross who loves to play and spend time out and about.
She can be a bit shy of new people at first, so does need some confidence building.
Due to Mila's nervous nature she will need a quiet home that has access to quiet walks and that are away from busy roads.
She is more worried of men so will need at least one female in the home, with visitors kept to a minimum.
Mila will need her own private secure garden for playing and relaxing.
She can live with children aged 16 years and over, but cannot have any young visiting children.
Mila is under-socialised around other dogs, so will need adopters that can manage this and work on her dog socialisation with calmer dogs. She cannot live with cats or small furries.
Nacho
Nacho is a two-year-old Romanian Border Collie crossbreed, looking for a calm and patient home.
He is really responsive to training and enjoys working for his food in a toy or puzzle feeder.
He enjoys going out on adventures in quieter areas and is quite an active boy who loves to explore - but he can be overwhelmed in busier areas
Nacho is looking for a home in a quiet area with access to quiet walks and a private, secure garden with a six foot fence. It is essential that he can be walked away from busy roads and in low dog areas, as he can be reactive, but he could travel in the car for his walks.
The home should be set back from any roads and paths and should be adult-only, with minimal visitors and no visiting children.
He will need to be the only pet in the home. Once settled, Nacho could be left on his own for four to six hours.
Noel
Noel is a three-month-old bunny who loves human interaction - especially strokes, head rubs and sitting on people's laps.
He is fully vaccinated and will be neutered by the branch once he reaches puberty - or the RSPCA will provide up to £100 towards the cost of it being done at the adopter's vet.
Noel is looking to be housed as a single house rabbit until he's neutered. He will benefit from a female companion in a few month's time but needs to be neutered and his hormones to settle first.
He is a confident boy and will be suitable to live with a family, including children of secondary school age, providing he has his own quiet space to retreat to.
Penny
Penny is a two-year-old saluki cross Lurcher, who loves to get out and about in the car and go on adventures in quieter areas.
Her favourite walks include water, where she will happily paddle.
It takes Penny time to be comfortable with new people, so it's important her new home is patient. She can be reactive to strangers, so she will need access to quiet walks.
A private, secure garden with solid six foot fencing would also be needed.
Penny is looking for an adult only home with no visiting children and minimal visitors.
She will need to be the only pet in the home, but she does like to make doggy friends - and tends to gain confidence from small calm dogs, so is happy to go for walks with them.
Rascal
Rascal is a nine-year-old Husky cross Lurcher who is very active and loves his food.
He also enjoys some gentle fuss, as well as running around and chasing after this favourite toys.
Rascal would like a non open plan home and a secure garden, with his new family having minimal leaving hours initially whilst he settles in.
He can live with children aged 11 and older, but can only be walked by an adult walk due to his reactions around dogs.
He will need to be the only dog in the home.
Rev
Rev is a two to three year old male bunny who is always 'on the go' and very social.
He enjoys meeting new people and rabbits alike, and enjoys sitting on your legs for some fuss and attention. He loves being hand-fed, too.
Rev is fully vaccinated, microchipped and neutered. He will be suitable to live indoors or out, with a neutered female companion.
He could also live with children of secondary school age.
Rex
Rex is a one-year-old Border Collie who is extremely clever and food motivated.
Due to his young age and high energy, an active home that would enjoy a bit of a project to train and take on adventures would be ideal.
Rex can be worried by new people and may take a while to trust you, but once he does, he will want all your fuss and attention.
He will need to go to an adult-only home with people who preferably have collie experience, or knowledge of the breed.
Adopters must be willing to work on his training and he will need his own large private secure garden where he can be off lead and play with his tennis balls all day long.
Due to his high chase drive around traffic, a rural or semi-rural home would be ideal for him.
Scamp
Scamp is an 11-year-old Lhasa Apso looking for a nice retirement home to settle his paws.
He likes going out on walks where he can say hello to friendly dogs and sniff around.
Scamp isn't a fan of overhandling, especially vet handling, but he does enjoy a fuss once he knows you.
He is looking for a home that has its own private secure garden and is non open plan, or has the ability to separate him from the front door.
His new home will need to be adults-only, with visitors kept to a minimum and no visiting children. He needs to be the only pet in the household.
Scamp is not used to travelling so car travel will need to be non essential while this is worked on.
Sebastian
Sebastian is a seven-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross who is very affectionate and can't resist cuddles and fuss.
He is an active boy and also very clever - he loves training, is food-motivated and can pick up new things quickly.
He can live with children aged 14 years and over.
Sebastian is very intense around other dogs and is mostly uncomfortable in their presence so he will need to be walked in areas where there aren't many other dogs.
He will need to be the only pet in the home and will need his own private secure garden that has no neighbouring dogs.
Storm
Storm is a four-year-old Akita who simply loves fuss, cuddles and to be around humans.
He enjoys playing with his toys and doing training, with a treat as a reward.
Storm will generally ignore other dogs when out on walks, however he does not like dogs running up to him - so he would be best suited to walks where there is little chance of off-lead dogs running up to him.
His garden would need to be private and secure with a minimum six foot fence, as he has previously tried to jump a fence.
Storm could live with children aged 14 and over but would need to be walked by adults. He would need to be the only pet in the home.
Sweeney
Sweeney is a six-month-old Domestic Shorthair crossbreed who was found wandering the streets all by himself.
He is very friendly and loves to be curled up on the lap of the nearest human.
He will make an ideal family cat where there are plenty of people around to snuggle with and entertain him.
Sweeney can live with children of primary school age or above.
He will need a safe outdoor space to explore and he is neutered and microchipped.
Potential adopters need to know that Sweeney has mild gingivitis. He would benefit from regular toothbrushing and having Aquadent in his water.
He would prefer to be the only cat in the home, with no other pets.
Sven
Sven is an 18 month old cat who has transformed into a confident, sociable young man since coming to the RSPCA.
He loves coming over for head rubs and strokes, as well as entertaining himself with his favourite toys.
Sven has been neutered, microchipped and vaccinated. He is looking for a home as an only cat, that is quiet and has no children, but he could live with an older teenager.
He can't live with dogs.
Tugo
Tugo is a male two-year-old Husky who is bouncy and loves to play, especially games of chase.
He enjoys his food and will politely sit in exchange for a treat.
Tugo is an active boy and will need a home that can provide lots of adventures for him.
He is friendly with other dogs but can be a bit over the top for some, so he would need to be the only dog in his new home.
His new family should have knowledge of his breed, or be willing to do some research to prepare for some of his quirky behaviours.
Tugo can live with children aged 11 or older who are comfortable with big bouncy dogs.
Victoria and Veloria
Victoria and Veloria are two-year-old female bunnies who are looking to be rehomed together.
They are best friends, with Veloria being the 'leader. of the two.
The bunnies can take their time in getting to know you, but once they do they'll become relaxed and more affectionate.
Victoria and Veloria are quiet bunnies and would be best suited to a quiet home with a room to themselves indoors or a secure outdoor shed or run set-up outdoors.
They could live with children of secondary school age and are both neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.
Ziggy
Ziggy is an 11 year old Shih Tzu cross Yorkshire Terrier who loves to play - especially with his favourite pig toy.
Don't let his age fool you; he still looks to go out exploring and loves running around the garden.
Ziggy can be worried by handling so he would love a new home with adopters who understand how to take things slow and to give him space.
He will need to be the only dog in the home but is happy meeting others on his walks.
He will need a cat free home and can be left for a few hours once settled. He can live with children age 14 years or older.
Zoe
Zoe is 12-year-old Shepherd cross, who loves to run after tennis balls - and will even bring them back.
She can be a nervous girl and doesn't particularly enjoy kennels, but she does enjoy pottering around and responds well to treats.
Zoe has met a few dogs and is happy to have a friendly sniff with most but then is happy to just go off and do her own thing.
She could continue to meet other dogs out and about but is best being the only dog in the home.
Dogs Trust Manchester only have limited history on her background, so do not know how she will be when left home alone.
Due to her nervous nature, she will need a quiet home which isn't on a busy road, with minimal visitors.
Zoe can live with children aged 16 and older and will need her own, private secure garden.
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