This group of cute dogs, cats and small animals are looking for their forever home-can you help?

Pickford, KitKat and Mrs Claus are just some of the cute animals looking for their forever homes this winter.

This group of cute dogs, cats and small animals currently live in the shelter in the northeast. When they leave the shelter and start a new life in their perfect home, the staff is happy to wave goodbye.

Some pets living in these shelters have spent months, sometimes even years, waiting for their owners to give them the happiness and comfort they deserve.

Rupert, Domino, Teddy the Akita and Thor are some of the people who have lived in Darlington Dogs Trust for the longest time, and the staff hope they will live a happy life ever since.

Keeping pets is a major commitment, so it is important to conduct research before adopting animals.

But for those who can promise to provide a home for their pets, they can get a lifetime of love in return.

Each resettlement center has its own Covid security procedures, and it is best to visit their website for the latest procedures.

For more information and inquiries about pets living in Newcastle Cat and Dog Shelter, please visit their website.

For more information and inquiries about dogs currently living in Darlington Dogs Trust, please visit their website.

There are cute dogs, cats and small animals here, and they are currently looking for a permanent home in the Northeast.

Mrs. Claus, the Staffordshire Bulldog, is less than six months old.

The staff of Darlington Dogs Trust said that this puppy is cute, but she is also a lively girl who needs all the training from scratch, especially at this important age.

Mrs. Claus may live with a fully vaccinated dog. The dog has good skills and can teach her cute manners, but there is no old dog.

She can live with older teenagers 16 years and older, and the new owner needs to be around most of the day to help with family training and to accompany her.

With the right training, she will become a lovely girl.

Alfie was described by the staff of the Darlington Dog Trust as an absolute gentleman.

He is 12 years old this year, and his favorite is a home with many home comforts.

Alfie can live with another dog and children 12 years and older, waiting for a successful encounter.

He likes company, so he hopes his new family can be with him throughout the day.

Alfie doesn't need much exercise, but he still enjoys strange game time.

Lurcher is over eight years old.

The staff at Darlington Dogs Trust described him as such a cute boy.

Chance likes to spend time with caregivers, snuggling on a comfortable duvet.

He is very nervous in the new situation, so he needs a compassionate master.

Chance doesn't like other dogs and prefers to keep a distance from them, so he is looking for a home because he is the only dog.

He may also be worried by young children, so he is looking for a home with sensible children over 14 years old.

Chance only left one hour in his last home, so he needs someone to accompany him most of the day. He can help him settle down and start to increase his departure time over time.

The trump card is worthy of the name, because the staff of the Darlington Dog Trust said he was "just trump card"!

He is an English bulldog between one and two years old. When he has the opportunity to warm up with new friends and likes tactile games very much, he is described as a very funny boy.

Ace has established a very strong relationship with employees in a short period of time, so he prefers to be company.

New owners need to be patient and don't rush to socialize with people and dogs. He will be an excellent companion.

Ace is looking for an adult-only home.

He likes to be accompanied, so once he settles down, his departure time needs to gradually increase over time.

Ace needs to meet several times before entering his new home. He may live with the right dog, depending on a successful meeting at the center.

Badger the Lurcher is between five and seven years old.

The staff at Darlington Dogs Trust described him as a cute boy who can have a sensitive side and needs some TLC.

The staff said that badger is a food lover without boundaries, so there must be a "anti-dumping" kitchen.

Prior to successful introduction, badgers may live with tolerant, similar-sized dogs.

He may live with children over the age of 11, but he will not live with a family with many children because he prefers a quiet lifestyle.

He will need all basic training, including internal training and establishing his vacation time.

The staff added that once settled down, the badger will become a gem.

The staff at Darlington Dogs Trust described Bella the Beagle as a lively 4-year-old girl who likes to eat very much, which will help her receive training at home.

She is very picky about her dog friends and it is best to meet them a few times to build a relationship. She prefers quiet and quiet friends.

Bella can live with children 16 years and older. She may live with another dog, but for her it must be a calm, quiet dog.

Bella can leave for an hour or two, but needs to be established in a new home.

Akita Bilbo is between one and two years old.

The staff at Darlington Dogs Trust described him as energetic and needs to improve his behavior.

Bilbo can walk with the dog, but needs to improve his dog skills because he may be too forward.

He needs a lot of mental enrichment to help him overcome setbacks.

Bilbo needs to be the only dog ​​in the family, but needs to continue to socialize to help him master dog skills.

He can live with children 16 years and older.

The staff of the shelter said that they had no information about Bilbo's home, so they needed someone to accompany him all day, and then gradually increase his time to leave.

Young Blue is a hybrid that is between 6 and 12 months old.

The staff at Darlington Dogs Trust described him as very beautiful and said he would be interesting to the owner.

Blue is completely deaf, so the potential owner must have the confidence to train him.

He needs his manners very much, but he loves eating very much, so this helps his training.

Blue can live with another dog, and it might be good for him to have an example to teach him these methods.

He can live with children 13 years and older and needs someone to accompany him all day. Once settled down, he will start to slowly increase his time away.

Chase the Lurcher is between one and two years old.

The staff at Darlington Dogs Trust described Chase as an energetic and fun bouncy boy.

Chase also likes his food and toys.

Before coming to the asylum, Chase had hardly received any training, but so far, he has been an eager and enthusiastic student.

Chase’s life has gone through a lot of turbulence. He is looking for a quiet, adult-only home. He is by his side all day, continuing his training and accumulating the time he can leave.

He needs his own safe garden to enjoy brain games and release excess energy.

He may live with another dog, but he is very rude and wrestling, so they must fit his style.

He has shown some sensitivity and therefore needs minimal visitors, especially during the settlement period.

The staff of the Darlington Dog Trust described Chester as a very handsome boy who was very affectionate to his human companions.

He is a German Shepherd, aged between two and five years old, very strong, so he needs to do loose lead work with him.

Chester has been in refuge, coming out of his shell more and more.

He likes delicious food, which helps his training, and always likes to play with toys.

Chester might live with a quiet dog of similar size. He sometimes vocalizes around other dogs.

Chester can live with children 13 years and older, and once he settles in a new home, he can leave for a while.

The staff at the asylum said Chester was such a lovely fool.

The young Dexter was less than a year old.

He is a foxhound, full of energy and always on the move.

The staff at Darlington Dogs Trust said that he is very personal and a real character.

He likes to be active and is passionate about everything he does, including greeting dogs and people.

Dexter is looking for active owners who can keep up with his passion for life.

He wants to take a lot of adventures, but also hopes to keep his mind active through a lot of mental stimulation.

The owner needs to think outside the box and think about how to make him happy, and Dexter’s training needs to start from the beginning, with someone at home to accompany him all day long.

Dexter can live with children over 16 and share his home with a forgiving dog that can show him ropes. But tolerance is needed because he can be rude and vocal when playing.

Domino the Lurcher is between five and seven years old.

The staff at Darlington Dogs Trust described Domino as a sensitive boy who can worry about new people and new situations.

He needs some time to trust someone and make friends. But when he does this, he will be very attached to that person.

He likes to make a fuss from his favorite caregiver and is learning that a close friend of a dog is a good thing in life. So, although he may be worried about the dog going out for a walk, he has a pleasant date with his favorite canine partner.

Domino is looking for a quiet home, the owner is willing to walk in a quiet place, and continue to focus on work around the dog.

The new owner will be required to walk on the dominoes that take the lead and put on the mouth.

He needs an adult-only home, a safe garden, and at least a 6-foot fence.

He needs to be the only pet in his new home. The new owner needs to meet him several times at the center so that he can get to know them.

Domino is described as such a loving and gentle boy who will give people the best hug and become someone's loyal companion.

Gutsy the Greyhound is between two and five years old.

The staff of Darlington Dogs Trust said that Gusty is a very beautiful person, like a social butterfly among the staff, greeted everyone in such a pleasant way.

What makes him most happy is the toy. He likes to play and can hardly restrain his excitement towards them.

Gusty has been looking for a master for him all day, and he is adjusting to family life and helping with family training.

He doesn't seem to have received much training, so he needs to start from scratch.

Gusty also likes to stay with his humans, so he doesn't want to be left behind, so when the owner needs to leave him for a longer time, a good buddy system is very important to him.

He is very fascinated by toys and can improve his behavior with toys. Gusty likes his food, which will help training and is very suitable for food activity games.

Gusty is best for families with older children.

The Harley Staffordshire Bulldog is between 5 and 7 years old. He likes to play with his toys-he plays happily alone.

The staff of Darlington Dogs Trust stated that Harley is definitely a likable person who likes their company instead of dealing with happiness alone.

He will need many new masters by his side.

He doesn't like other dogs. When going out for walks and walking in quiet places, he needs to bring lead and put on his mouth. He will enjoy a safe garden where he can run around and vent his emotions.

Harley is a very typical employee. He is always on the go and full of fun.

He will suit people who are accustomed to the breed.

Harley can live with children 14 years and older, but he must be the only dog ​​in the family.

He is such a cheeky and cute guy, he will become a super companion for people who are used to this wonderful breed.

Henry is described as a cute and shy boy, as long as he has time, he will establish contact with people.

He is a two- to five-year-old biracial boy who also likes toys and food, but he should be allowed to eat alone.

Henry has hardly been to the Darlington Dog Trust, even though he spent the night with one of his caregivers.

He is very worried about new faces, so he is looking for a home for adults with few visitors and no children.

The staff believes that he may have received family training, but he should review it when entering a new home, and it will take time for him to build up gradually. But since he is independent, the staff thinks it will not take long.

Henry needs to stay ahead and put on a muzzle while walking; he does worry when a dog or person rushes towards him. He wants to have his own safe garden so that he can enjoy some leisure time. He also needs the new owner to take him to a quiet place for a walk, where he enjoys a walk and relaxes.

Henry is receiving spa treatments, which will continue, so the new owner needs to be close to the center so that he can attend his classes here and meet him several times before returning home.

The staff of Darlington Dogs Trust stated that Cooper is still an energetic puppy.

Malinois Belgian Shepherd Dogs are 6 to 12 months old.

He is looking for a home for people with experience in this breed, because he is not suitable for the faint-hearted.

Cooper is looking for a home that can keep up with his high level of exercise and provide him with the mental stimulation he needs throughout the day.

He likes to play with toys and fetch things.

Before a successful meeting, Cooper may live with another tolerant dog, and he may live with older teenagers 16 years and older.

He will need his master to be with him all day to help him adjust to his new home and build it slowly over time.

Cooper doesn't like going to the veterinarian, so he needs to wear a mask when he goes to the veterinarian. The training team at the shelter can provide advice.

Loki is a Siberian Husky, aged between 1 and 2 years old.

The staff of Darlington Dogs Trust said that Loki's life has gone through a lot of turbulence, so his next home needs to be his forever home to give him some stability.

He needs to gradually associate with the dog because he is not with the dog. He needs to be the only pet in the family, but can have friends who walk the dog to develop his social skills.

Loki is looking for an adult-only home that requires a lot of exercise and mental stimulation. Once he settles in his new home, he can leave for a few hours.

Milo the Doberman is between two and five years old.

The staff at Darlington Dogs Trust said that Milo is energetic and likes to run around looking for food.

He really likes his voice and uses it to communicate with his humans when he wants to be allowed in or has a delicacy that he can't get.

The big man rarely sits still, so he needs a master who can keep up and provide him with adequate physical and mental stimulation.

He loves to travel, so he can walk in a quiet place and take exciting adventures.

Milo requires that only adults can go home and no children come to visit.

He prefers a quiet home with few visitors, or at least his own space, so that he does not need to interact with everyone.

The potential owner must be around most of the day to help Milo leave alone more comfortably.

Milo needs to stay ahead in public because his puppy social skills require some work.

Because of this, he will need his own private safe garden in case of emergency.

Milo will look for any food he can find, so ideally, he needs limited access to the kitchen because he is very happy to fight the surf to find food.

The bearded collie Ollie is between two and five years old.

The staff at Darlington Dogs Trust described him as a very handsome and smart boy. He likes to interact with people and has nothing but tennis-although he may be playing all day, so he needs to rest!

He is a little boy who needs a very active home, but he will also give him mental stimulation to guide his bad behavior.

Ollie is looking for an adult home where he is the only pet.

He is very social when walking, so he will like to meet each other.

He needs to take lead when walking, so he needs his own safe garden.

The staff is looking for a specific layout for Ollie and needs to make a video call to make sure it fits.

He is family-trained and can leave for a few hours.

Ollie will not be able to enter the front door, so a manager is required to leave/answer the door.

Penny the Dobermann is over eight years old and currently lives in Darlington Dogs Trust, waiting for her forever home.

The staff of the shelter said that Penny likes to interact with her humans and is a very caring girl. She has had a lot of things happening here with the veterinary team and has always been a superstar.

Penny needs to train around other dogs because she can vocalize and needs to be walking outside all the time.

She is looking for a home where there are no other pets and can live with people over 14 years old.

Petunia received some treatment while she was in the care of the asylum.

She is currently underweight, so the staff is working hard to slowly gain weight and restore her to her best health. She is currently receiving a special diet.

Jack Russell Terrier Pip is 10 years old.

The staff of Darlington Dogs Trust said that Pip is a lovely girl. She has experienced many things recently and is looking for a quiet home.

She can be worried by dealing with it, and prefers to make friends in a non-interfering way.

She gained a lot of confidence from being with another dog.

Pip is looking for a home with another calm, confident dog.

She is looking for a home with only adults and no children visiting.

The new boss must be around most of the day because she prefers the company and they need continuous training.

Pip needs to meet multiple times with the new owner at the center.

The German Shepherd Roxy is between five and seven years old.

The staff of Darlington Dogs Trust said that Roxy is passionate and very affectionate when interacting with people.

She also likes to play with toys and will entertain herself happily.

Roxy hopes to be the only pet in her new home.

She is not a big fan of other animals, she needs to continue walking training, and she also needs to wear a muzzle.

This is part of all the daily work she is going to explore.

Roxy can share her home with teenagers over 14 years old.

She will attract lovers of the breed and become a great companion for someone.

The young Rupert the Lurcher is between 1 and 2 years old. He has a personality, but he also has a sensitive side.

He may be worried at first, but his love of food can help make friends.

Rupert currently lives at Dogs Trust in Darlington and is trained at home, so a dedicated owner is required to be able to use positive reinforcement to perform this operation.

Rupert is looking for a home that is always active, which can provide him with the physical and mental stimulation he desires. He needs his own safe garden because he needs to take lead when he walks.

Sasha the Shar-Pei is between two and five years old.

The staff at Darlington Dogs Trust described her as a sensitive lady looking for a quiet home where she could find her feet.

Food helped her make friends and helped her affectionate side shine.

Sasha is looking for a home with only adults and no children visiting.

While exercising social skills, she should be the only dog ​​in the family. She can leave for a while during the day.

Smudge is described as a sweet and affectionate girl who lacks self-confidence and may take a while to adjust to her new home.

She is a two to five-year-old homeless, currently living in the Darlington Dog Trust, waiting for her forever home.

Smudge is looking for a patient master who will give her time to find her feet and give her confidence.

She doesn't have very good skills with other dogs, and she needs to work hard for it before entering her new home. She can find that the new situation and quick movements are a bit worrying. She needs some leadership work.

Smudge will thrive in the home of a patient master who is willing to train with her.

She is a lively girl, very caring, she will like a quiet home, the owner is by her side, let her receive training and help her settle down.

She can live with sensitive teenagers over 14 years old, and may live with a quiet dog, waiting for a successful meeting at the center.

Stoat the Lurcher is between five and seven years old.

The staff at Darlington Dogs Trust described Stoat as a cute boy who only likes fuss and hugs.

He also likes his food, which will help future training. Stoat will need all the basics.

He also likes to greet dogs, but it may be a little too friendly for some people.

Stoat is looking for a house with children 11 years and older.

He needs someone to be by his side and gradually increase his vacation time after he settles in his new home, because he has no history of being at home before.

The ferret can live with another dog and wait for a successful dog meeting.

Tafee is a Staffordshire Bulldog, aged between two and five years old.

The staff of Darlington Dogs Trust said that Taffee is such an affectionate girl, she wants to be with her humans all the time.

She does have a training area, and the training team at the shelter can provide advice.

Taffee is best as the only dog ​​in the family, but she can have friends for walks when she is out.

She can live with children 16 years and older. The staff has no history of leaving her, so she needs someone to accompany her all day long. As time goes by, she can start to slowly increase her leaving time.

Teddy is a Jack Russell Terrier over eight years old.

He currently lives in the Darlington Dog Trust Fund, waiting for his eternal home.

Teddy really likes his walks and exploring the world through his nose.

He does like his food and toys, which is of course his inner way, but he doesn't like sharing these resources.

Teddy doesn't socialize with other animals, so the quiet walking route is where he really relaxes.

Teddy is looking for a home where only adults can live, with patience, and they will give him time and space to settle down.

He needs to be the only pet in his new home, and he needs a completely safe private garden. This is for him to engage in non-lead exercises because he needs to wear his mouth and lead in public.

Teddy is described as being very kind once he knows you, but it may take a while for him to connect with new friends, he will send a good signal that he is uncomfortable and new adopters need to listen and accept.

Teddy has achieved excellent results in all training at the center and is a very enthusiastic student. The new owner needs to continue this training at home to help with the transition.

Teddy is an Akita dog from five to seven years old.

He is very passionate about life and shows his cheeky personality to everyone he knows.

Teddy has been training at his Dogs Trust home in Darlington and continues to thrive.

His love of food and toys is undoubtedly the way to make friends with him, because he does need some time to get used to new friends, and he will not love everyone. He has been interacting well with other dogs and needs to proceed carefully after returning home.

Tormalino Belgian Sheepdogs are between 1 and 2 years old.

The staff of Darlington Dogs Trust said that Thor is a young and excited boy. Although he is worried about new faces, he can win them with food and toys.

This is especially useful when trying to place his four paws on the floor!

However, Thor needs sturdy toys because he really likes them a bit too much.

He is looking for a quiet adult home where people can spend a lot of time to receive his training.

He also needs someone to stay at home all the time, not only for his company, but also for his continuous training.

Thor will really benefit from owners who have successfully owned this breed in the past.

Since he may be wary of newcomers, he needs to take a walk in a quiet place where he can enjoy himself without worrying about people approaching him too quickly, and a home without too many visitors.

Thor needs to have his own private safe garden because he needs to stay ahead in public places.

Thor will need to be the only animal in his new home, but he can have puppy friends because he does have cute social skills.

Zelda is a crossbreed between two and five years old. She currently lives in the Darlington Dog Trust, and she is waiting to find a permanent home.

Zelda is described as a super affectionate girl who only likes hugs from people she knows.

She really likes her training courses and is a very eager student.

Zelda likes to play with her toys and will entertain herself, but if there is no supervision, it may destroy the plush toys.

She prefers to be company, because she really doesn't like being alone.

Zelda lives a very hidden life and needs a consistent daily life from the owner to help her slowly adapt to her new environment.

She will need a quiet walking route because she is very worried about strangers and will not appreciate people approaching her because she is so beautiful.

Due to her sheltered life, Zelda did not have any social skills with other dogs before, so she would react when she saw them.

The new owner should be aware that she may never fully adapt to other dogs. Zelda never really left herself at home, so this needs to start from the beginning.

She has established a strong bond and loves the company of humans, so she needs to establish a time when she can leave with a compassionate attitude.

Bertie is a 5-year-old Lurcher who currently lives in a dog and cat shelter in Newcastle.

The staff at the shelter described Bertie as being shy to strangers at first. It may take a while for him to come and see you.

However, once he starts to get to know you, he will immediately come over to say hello to you.

Bertie is looking for a quiet family home because he is a very introverted boy and doesn't have much to do. He is also easily frightened, so he needs a peaceful home to help him adjust and build trust.

Bertie can live with children over 10 years old and other dogs, but cannot live with small animals.

Benji is a one-year-old Border Collie currently living in the Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter.

The staff at the shelter described Bangui as a pleasant little boy full of fun and vitality.

He happily makes friends with everyone he meets and enjoys a lot of fuss and attention.

Benji's breed means he is very smart and energetic.

He needs an active home, preferably an experienced owner, who has the time and commitment to keep Benji busy physically and mentally.

Benji will thrive in a rural environment, where he has space to enjoy an adventurous life, keeping his mind and body happy and full.

Benji can be relocated with children over 6 years old and other dogs, cats and small animals.

Cruise is a two-year-old Shar Pei, which the staff at the Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter describes as a vibrant whirlwind.

He treats life like a bull in a porcelain shop, and he often keeps thinking about what he is doing before doing it.

Cruise is definitely a clown, and his antics make everyone laugh.

However, Cruise can be very stubborn and choose not to listen to what you say to him in most cases.

When he is with other dogs, he may be at a loss, he is just completely cut off from the rest of the world.

This can be daunting for most dogs, and he does get some negative reactions.

Sadly, Cruise does not seem to have received much training. This may be a challenge. For Cruise, an experienced home is essential, and there is also a patience and time to make a commitment to him. s home.

His stupid character than life makes him a lovely hooligan, and he will thrive in the right home.

The joy of seeing how far he has gone will be the most satisfying reward for any proud and loyal owner.

Cruise can take children over 16 years old home, but there can be no other animals in the house.

Bruno Staffordshire Bull Terrier is 8 months old.

The staff at Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter described Bruno as a beautiful little boy who was passionate about life.

He has infinite energy and needs a lot of training, exercise and mental stimulation.

Bruno loves and admires people, he wants hugs, fuss and a lot of attention.

Bruno is still a puppy, he needs a peaceful and patient home, time to help him understand the world, and learn some etiquette in the process.

Bruno does have some challenging behaviors that need to be addressed.

Bruno could not bring children or any other animals home because he showed some nervous reactions around some people and reacted to other dogs.

Bruno is still very young and has missed many social activities related to people and dogs. He needs to continue training with his very experienced owner.

Bruno needs a home with experience and knowledge of behavior training, preferably an owner who has raised a strong dog before.

For all the hard work and commitment that Bruno needs, the right owner will get ten times the income, he will bring so much love and happiness into the right home, he will really become a diamond in the right home.

Bruno needs a home for adults and no other animals.

Rox can live with children over 16 years old, and he needs to be the only animal in the family.

He is a one-year-old Bull Mastiff x Lurcher, currently living in the Newcastle Cat and Dog Shelter, waiting to find a permanent home.

Rox is a strong big boy with a lot of love to give. He really likes to be with people. Sometimes he forgets his huge size and strength. He thinks he is just a big dog.

The staff said that he is very smart and likes to use his brain, so it is good for him to continue to train and enrich to make him think and make those gears turn.

He will occupy a lot of space, not only in your home, but also in your heart.

Harley and Bentley are six or four years old. One is Jack-u-huahua and the other is Chihuahua.

They are currently living in the Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter, waiting for their eternal home.

The staff described Harley and Bentley as the cutest pair of small dogs.

They may be a little shy at first, but get a lot of courage from each other and will soon enjoy some fuss and hugs.

Harley has suffered ear infections in the past, so you need to be aware of this because she may need future treatment and the insurance company is unlikely to cover this.

Unfortunately, Bentley does have a grade 2 heart murmur, although this does not cause any current problems.

Harley and Bentley will be best suited for a peaceful and quiet home, with enough time to spoil them and encourage them to shell out.

The staff has no doubt that they will soon become the best friends of the new owner, bringing laughter and fun to their home every day.

Harley and Bentley can live with children over 8 years old. They can live with other dogs, but not with cats or small animals.

Rosie the Lurcher is two years old and currently lives in the Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter.

The staff described her as the cutest little girl who can be afraid of the world around her.

She loves her human friends and is very excited to see them.

She relies heavily on her friends to help her build confidence and make her feel more brave in the new environment.

Rosie likes going out for walks and adventures, so I hope to have a family who likes outdoor activities.

She will be best suited for families with owners who have experience dealing with nervous dogs and are committed to helping Rosie feel safer in the current unstoppable world.

Rosie can live with children over 16 years old. She can live with other dogs, but not with cats or small animals.

Jack Russell Terrier Hugo is eight years old.

The staff of Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter said that Hugo is an absolute sweetheart and the most likable little boy.

He is a little nervous at times, but in most cases, Hugo has no strangers, just friends he hasn't met.

He likes fuss and hugs, and a lot of attention and love!

Sadly, when Hugo feels uncertain, he will show some challenging behaviors, so he needs an understanding master who is ready to take his time.

Hugo needs to be resettled in an adult-only home because he doesn't like the company of children. The staff stated that they must therefore be very strict in finding houses where no children are visiting.

He can relocate with other dogs, but cannot live with cats or small animals.

Hugo also doesn't like veterinarians and needs to wear his mouth during inspections and annual boosters.

Groot is a five-year-old Jack Russell Terrier.

The staff at Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter described Groot as a character full of fun and pranks, he is always looking for the source of the next treat!

When Groot entered the shelter for the first time, he was very shy and nervous, and exhibited some extremely challenging behaviors.

However, the team took time to build his trust until he was happy to show them his true self and his character began to shine.

He is now a happy little guy who likes to play with friends and likes to explore the world around him.

Groot is best suited to live with a family that has had a stressful dog experience, because when he faces another new environment, he may return to an uncertain self.

The staff knew that Groot would thank his new family for bringing fun and laughter to their home every day, and thank them for their hard work.

Groot needs to be relocated to an adult-only home.

He can relocate with other dogs, cats and small animals.

Benji is a 5-year-old Jack Russell Terrier X Shih Tzu, currently living in the Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter, waiting for his forever home.

The staff at the shelter said that Benji was a timid and cute boy who found it very difficult to adapt to life in the shelter.

It took him a while to stand out from the asylum team, and he was still a little worried when making new friends.

The staff knows that Benji is an absolute sweetheart, a happy young man in his previous home, and is confident that he will find his smile again in the right home.

Benji needs a quiet, patient, and understanding home, with an experienced owner who can take the time to help Benji adapt to his new world and help him rebuild his confidence so that he can start enjoying his life again.

Benji shows some tendency to guard resources, so owners who have experience in guarding behavior are in his favor.

The staff knew that Benji had a lot of love to give and should be the center of his new family world, once again enjoying being infinitely loved.

Benji needs to be relocated to an adult-only home. He can relocate with other dogs, but cannot live with cats or small animals.

Gypsy is a Patterdale cross that is about one year old.

She currently lives in the Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter, waiting for her forever home.

The staff said that Gypsy is a very beautiful little girl, despite being so young, she had a very difficult time.

Unable to process certain vitamins into the body, Gypsy was seriously underweight when he entered the shelter, which meant that food would not stay in her intestines long enough to provide her with any benefit.

The staff worked hard to find out Gypsy's medical problems, and finally felt that they were ready to start looking for her forever home.

Gypsies may need continuous veterinary help, so be aware of this, as it may cause many veterinarian visits and may become expensive.

Fortunately, Gypsy is the best little girl, and she has never let her problems prevent her from enjoying life.

She is agile, intelligent, and energetic.

She will need a family that is happy to provide her with all the veterinary care she may need, who are fun and active and willing to keep up with her.

Gypsy can live with children of any age, and may live with other dogs, but cannot live with cats or small animals.

Boogles is a three-year-old outdoor cat who is looking for an adult's home.

Because he had no fault of his own, he came to the Newcastle Cat and Dog Shelter and struggled very much in the cattery environment.

He hid in his igloo all day and only came out to eat when no one was watching.

Boogles was scared and didn't want to know the staff, but now he finally started to gain confidence and showed the staff that he was really the cute boy they were told!

He now started to come out to hug and get snacks. He liked them so much that he started grunting and climbed up to the staff to get some extra snacks.

He touched his pen and sniffed around, but he was still a little scared and uncertain.

This is a great improvement. The staff hope they can continue to see him gain confidence, but since the environment is a bit overwhelming for him, they hope to see him go home as soon as possible.

His potential owner will have the opportunity to carry out initial foster care at home, giving Boogles a chance to settle down and let his true personality shine.

Scruffy is a 10-week-old outdoor kitten that can live with children over 7 years old.

The staff at Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter said that Scruffy is an interesting little character.

He needs some time to figure out who you are, but once he gets used to you, he is your best new friend.

Scruffy is very friendly and cute, and he will soon be by your side seeking all the attention.

For Scruffy, the only thing more interesting than all the fuss is his toys!

Since Scruffy needs a little time to adjust to the new people and environment, he is most suitable for families with children over 7 years old.

Once he realizes that you are a friend, he is your typical friendly, naughty and naughty kitten.

Lola and Skye are six-month-old outdoor cats that can live with children over 14 years old.

The staff of Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter said that Lola and Skye are beautiful sisters who are looking for a home to love forever.

They still feel a little overwhelmed by the environment of the shelter and are still very nervous, but the staff have seen their caring nature.

When we approached them, both girls were very uncertain, but if you sit with them for a while, their curiosity will prevail.

Lola is the bravest of the pair and will be the first to come over to say hello. Skye often follows her sister and follows slowly.

Although they are still nervous, they do like interpersonal relationships and are happy to be touched.

They can be hugged, and if you hug them, they will nudge you and make a grunt.

Since both girls are very shy, a peaceful home with older children is best for them.

They may need some time to settle down and will benefit from many safe and comfortable hiding places to help them feel safe.

It is well known that Lola and Skye will go to the toilet in their bedding. It is believed that it is mainly Skye. This may be related to stress because she has not yet adapted well to the shelter environment.

Their new owners need to understand this, and it is beneficial for them to have multiple trash trays during the placement.

Clover and acorn are outdoor cats that can live with children over 12 years old.

Clover and Acorn are six-month-old sisters, and they are looking for a home forever.

Clover is the more confident one of the sisters. She is very curious and will come directly to get to know you and understand what is happening.

She will give you some small heads to attract attention, but she is not always sure of being touched.

She may just give you a little push when passing by, and actually doesn't want to be touched, but sometimes she will roll around, wanting to get all the attention she can get.

Acorn is not sure about the staff at Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter. She doesn't mind if they are by her side, but she won't take the initiative to make a fuss with them.

Acorn is not always sure to be touched, she sometimes let staff touch her, but usually does not stay for long.

Relying on her sister's safety, she gained a lot of trust from Shamrock-she often stayed to observe her sister, and then follow in her footsteps.

Acorns and clover are very naughty young girls, they like all the toys, leaves and branches are definitely their favorite-they like to collect them from the outside.

Acorn sometimes prefers to play with her snacks instead of eating them.

Since the sisters are still gaining confidence, they need a quiet family environment with older children.

If they have time to settle down, they should become lovers of the new family.

Teddy is a three-year-old outdoor cat that can live with children of any age.

The staff of Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter said that Teddy is a very caring young lady who settled well under their care.

No one in Teddy is a stranger, she is always happy to meet new people.

Teddy only likes to be followed, she is the happiest when you make her fuss, she is even happy to be hugged and hugged.

In addition to the company of humans, Teddy also likes to play with weird toys, especially pompoms and cat scratching trees.

She will love a home where she can be noticed, and she is an absolute sweetheart worth making a fuss about.

Teddy may live with children of any age, but she sometimes likes her quiet time.

Coco is a one-year-old outdoor cat that can live with children over 12 years old.

The staff of Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter said that Coco is a very caring and natural little girl.

Before she knows you, she may be a little reserved, and usually prefers to stay in the safe zone on the back of the pen. Once she realizes that this is a familiar face, she will greet you directly and hug you.

Once Coco knows you, she is the most affectionate girl; she will follow you, rub your legs, and meow until you get her attention. When touching her, she will roll around cutely and love to be noticed!

Coco likes to play. She seems to be very good at entertaining herself. All the toys in her pen have moved. She is always looking for things to play with-she will sneak on the leaves and play hide and seek on her own with her puppy pad.

It may take a while for Coco to adjust to her new family and new environment so that she can get to know everyone and feel comfortable.

She will like a family who likes to play with her and can benefit from outdoor activities to satisfy her curious nature.

Tigger is an 11-year-old outdoor cat that can live with children over 12 years old.

The staff of Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter said that Tigger is a very beautiful and very friendly girl.

She absolutely loves being touched and making a fuss-she likes scratching her head best.

She is always happy to come and hug.

I was a little older and settled down. Tigger was also happy to have some time of her own. She enjoyed a nice long cat nap.

She has no interest in toys, but once she settles down, it may change the family environment.

In general, Tigger is a very cute girl, she will like a home that can spoil her. Once she settles down, she will love a beautiful outdoor area to explore.

When Tigger first arrived, she had been treated for scabs on her skin, which was suspected to be a response to fleas, also known as flea allergic dermatitis.

Although the problem has been resolved and Tigger does not need any further treatment, it is important for her new owner to know her flea treatment methods in time.

Please note that pet insurance may also exclude it as an existing condition.

KitKat is two years old and nine months old. It is an outdoor cat that can go home with children over 10 years old.

The staff of Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter said that KitKat is a beautiful young lady who loves adventure.

It took her a while to settle in the shelter, but now she feels very comfortable in her surroundings, she is very friendly and always happy to see the staff.

She likes to hug and pet, as long as she can get on all fours.

KitKat is a very curious girl. She likes to explore the outside world. Once she settles down, she will like a home with a beautiful outdoor area.

KitKat is a sweetheart. She is very independent and content to do her own thing through exploration, but she also likes to make fuss with her humans.

For a family looking for a cat, she would be a perfect complement to keep yourself busy when you are alone and have some lovely hugs when you are together.

Luna is an outdoor cat looking for a home with children over 16 years old.

She wants to be the only cat in the family.

Luna was described by the staff of Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter as a beautiful young girl.

The staff hopes that over time, she will become more and more confident, and that she will grow into a confident cat in the right home.

Luna was very young before entering the asylum and had already spent time in two different homes known to the staff, so it is understandable that she was a little disturbed.

She has always been very shy and wary of the people we take care of. Given a little time to get used to you, she will let the staff touch her to let them know that she is enjoying a hug.

Luna's previous owner described her as an independent cat that could benefit from many outdoor activities, perhaps in a rural environment where she could explore and hunt.

Luna does have an affectionate and sweet side, and she is still a young girl, which makes her confident, so the staff believes that in the right home, she will become a happy and stable cat.

Luna wanted a home that could provide her with plenty of outdoor space and a place to snuggle when she is ready.

Zelda is an outdoor cat. She currently lives in the Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter until she finds a permanent home.

She can be resettled with children over 13 years old.

Zelda is one of the longest-lived cats in the shelter. She tries to adapt to life in the shelter. Although she is loving and affectionate for her friends, she is depressed and uncomfortable.

Fortunately for Zelda, a staff member of the asylum took her home for foster care to see if she would feel better in the family environment. She did it!

Zelda shares her foster family with two other cats and a puppy, and thrives in a multi-animal family, enjoying the time with new friends very much.

Zelda is a beautiful and affectionate girl. She deserves to have a home full of love forever, where she can enjoy her retirement years when she was spoiled and loved beyond measure.

Zelda did suffer from some stomach problems during her asylum, but these problems were resolved immediately in her foster family, so the staff believed that these problems were probably related to stress.

Laila is an outdoor cat that can be relocated with children over 6 years old.

She is currently living in the Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter, waiting for her forever home.

The staff of the shelter said that Laila is a very cute young lady. She is always happy to meet you and often waits for some attention in front of her pen.

Before you touch her, she does like to smell you well, but once she finds out who you are, she will rub against you, so happy to make a fuss.

She really likes being touched and she will nudge your hand to ask for more attention.

In general, Laila is a sweet girl, very confident overall, but she likes to be given a little time to understand her surroundings.

She likes to have a good exploration, which is most suitable for a family that can provide her with a lot of love and attention, but also allows her to have time and a little space to adapt to her new environment and family.

She will like a home that can provide her with a beautiful and safe outdoor space. Once she settles down, she can enjoy the fun of exploration.

Mitchel is an outdoor cat that can live with children over 7 years old.

He lived in the Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter until he found a home forever.

The staff at the shelter said that Mitchell is a very friendly young guy, he is always happy to meet people, and he is not shy to make new friends.

The second time Mitchell sees you, he will do anything to get your attention, he will chat and ask for a hug.

Mitchell is the happiest when he hugs. He really likes touching. If he feels that he is not getting enough attention, he will put himself on your lap, chatting and making fuss.

He was even very happy to be picked up, he would stay there to hug, while kneading the air and making a grunt.

Toys are another favorite of Mitchell. He especially likes wand toys and maze toys.

Mitchell is looking for a home that is always full of love, which can provide him with all the attention he wants, because he is so young and active, he also needs a lot of mental and physical stimulation from playing and outdoor activities.

Mitchell is still learning, his hands are not toys, if he plays too much, he can bite, so it is best to have a home with older children.

Chilli is an outdoor cat, looking for an adult's home.

He lived in the Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter until he found a home forever.

The staff of the shelter said that Chilli is a beautiful young man, and his life has changed dramatically recently, and he feels very upset.

He is an absolute sweetheart, but he still gains confidence and is easily frightened.

When Chilli first arrived at the asylum, he didn't want to have too much relationship with the staff, but he became more friendly and courageous day by day.

He is a talkative guy who loves to be touched. He will approach you in a slow and gentle manner for attention, rub against you to make a fuss, and even stand up and approach your hand like a mongoose.

Chilli is looking for a very peaceful and quiet home, which will give him time to settle down and help him continue to build confidence.

Chili has gained so much confidence in such a short period of time that he will become a good partner for his family, but it may take some time for him to adjust to the new environment.

Stripey is an outdoor cat looking for a home with children over 15 years old.

He lived in the Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter until he found a home forever.

The staff of the shelter said that Stripey is a beautiful young man, he is a confident and affectionate boy who likes to make a fuss.

If you are busy doing other things, he will often follow you, rubbing your legs around, seeking your attention.

Although he is very young, he is a lazy boy who often takes naps and only gets up at dinner time-he will yell in front of his pen to let you know that it is time for dinner!

Stripey needs to lose some weight, so he strictly diets, and since he is still young, he can benefit from a family that encourages him to be active.

He was very happy when he was in the asylum, but his former owner did mention that he would lash out when he was frightened, so a home with older children is best.

Oliver is an outdoor cat, he can live with children over 12 years old.

He lived in the Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter until he found a home forever.

The staff at the shelter said that Oliver had just arrived under their care and was a bit shy, but they had already seen how caring and cute he was.

Once he knows you, he really likes to be touched, and as he continues to build confidence, we think he will become the sweetest and most valuable partner in his new family.

Oliver is a young and active guy. He will like a family home that can provide him with plenty of game time to keep his body and mind active.

Oliver also likes a beautiful outdoor space to explore.

He is a typical cheeky little male cat, who is most interested in his game time and exploration, and then a good hug after his adventure.

Moon is five years old and needs to be an indoor cat. He can live in a home with children over 10 years old.

Moon's health is very low and needs to be monitored, which also means that he must be the only animal in the family.

The staff of the Newcastle Cat and Dog Shelter said that Moon is a friendly boy who likes fuss and comfort, and he copes with life calmly.

Under their care, his eyes underwent surgery to correct the eye condition that caused his eyelids to turn inward.

Although this treatment can be uncomfortable, he performed very well during eye drops and examinations.

The moon is a sweetheart, and it's really nice to be with the people around you.

Moon needs a loving home that is calm and understands its own needs in order to adapt to the new environment at its own pace.

His physical condition may come on suddenly in a stressful situation (such as a new home), so he will initially be placed in your home in foster care.

This will give Moon time to make adjustments, and his beloved new family will monitor him for signs of stress outbreaks.

The staff said that Moon will add a magical power to your family and become a loyal and caring partner of his new owner.

Loki is a three-year-old outdoor cat looking for an adult home.

The staff of Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter said that Loki is a beautiful young soul who needs time to adapt to the new environment.

It will take a while for him to establish contact with you, but once he does, he will show you his loving side by gently approaching you and taking snacks from you.

Loki really likes his hospitality, they are a great way to connect with him, and he responds very well to delicious rewards.

He needs a very peaceful, adult-only home, so that he has enough time to settle down and adjust to the new environment and new people.

As everyone knows, he will be furious in his previous home, so his new owner needs to treat Loki slowly and work hard to build trust.

It is worth mentioning that his last owner said that he did not like men, and it was difficult for him to accept male staff, so in the future, it may be better to stay with a hostess who can make him accustomed to men.

The staff said that Loki was a cute boy. It seemed that some things in his previous home made him uneasy. His former owner did say that he was really loving and affectionate. This was also the Loki they saw after spending enough time with him.

The staff hoped that he would have the opportunity to start again in a peaceful new home and show his new owner what a cute boy he is.

He responded very well to snacks and learned what is needed to get this snack, so this is again a good way to connect with him.

Cora is a four-year-old outdoor cat that can be relocated with children over 8 years old.

The staff at Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter described Cora as a cute and talkative lady who often starts meowing when she hears you nearby.

She likes to take naps and relax in bed. She is not always in the mood to stand up, but you can touch her, or with some encouragement, she will come out to find you.

Cora really likes to be noticed, she likes to be touched, and she is used to the brush, which is good for her new owner to keep her cute coat neat and tidy.

Cora is an amazing girl. She seems to be calm and satisfied with herself, but she also enjoys a good hug when she offers her.

She will be an excellent addition to a new family, where she can have her own space for exploration and humans to snuggle.

Since she likes some of her own space and she is not the most active cat, she is most suitable for families with older children.

Cora has a grade 3 heart murmur. Heart murmurs are common in cats and currently affect Cora. Any potential owner needs to research their pet insurance options because it is a pre-existing disease and may be excluded.

Staff at the Newcastle Cat and Dog Shelter said Goldie was a curious little boy, believed to be about 6 months old.

He is a bit shy, but is slowly gaining confidence. He is looking for a rabbit friend to accompany him in his forever home.

Pickford, Disco, and Sunshine are young boars, estimated to be about four months old.

They are currently living in the Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter, waiting for their eternal home.

Lion and Stripes are young boars, estimated to be about four months old.

They are currently living in the Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter, waiting for their eternal home.

Pepsi and Stripe are gilts, estimated to be around one year old.

Pepsi and Stripe are a couple looking for a home where they will always be together.

They are currently living in the Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter, waiting for their eternal home.

Gustavo is a stag, believed to be about two to three years old.

The staff of Newcastle Dog and Cat Shelter said that Gustavo is a friendly little boy who is looking for a permanent home with a lady rabbit to accompany him.