Ten dogs close to Peterborough that are in need of a new home

Terrific Titch.
Titch is our resident 'bull in a china shop', this lovable boy will be sure to give you the sloppiest kisses, and the biggest bear hugs! He is a massive softy and loves his humans so much and he is not afraid to show it- he never plays hard to get! You will never feel lonely or isolated with this boy in your home and if you can't see him you will surely hear him as his snoring rivals a jet engine!!
He requires on going training in the home and needs to learn to use his brain and not his brawn. Due to not knowing his history he would need to go with older children only 14+ and no other pets.
Could you give this soft centred sweetie a loving furever home? — Terrific Titch. Titch is our resident 'bull in a china shop', this lovable boy will be sure to give you the sloppiest kisses, and the biggest bear hugs! He is a massive softy and loves his humans so much and he is not afraid to show it- he never plays hard to get! You will never feel lonely or isolated with this boy in your home and if you can't see him you will surely hear him as his snoring rivals a jet engine!! He requires on going training in the home and needs to learn to use his brain and not his brawn. Due to not knowing his history he would need to go with older children only 14+ and no other pets. Could you give this soft centred sweetie a loving furever home?

The Peterborough Telegraph is running regular spotlights on dogs that need new homes to support the work of animal charities in the Peterborough area.

The Peterborough and District Branch of the RSPCA do so much to rescue, nurture and subsequently rehome dogs in the area. They have continued to operate throughout lockdown and within a small radius are still permitted to rehome these animals.

Below are a selection of those that have been rescued and are in need of their forever home.

Nala is a stunning girl who has spent the majority of her life with us in kennels. She was removed by our inspectors after she was found living in a kennel without food, water or bedding. Sadly she has also had her ears illegal cropped. Thankfully Nala has now been signed over to the RSPCA for re-homing.
Nala was just a young puppy when she arrived in our care, she was very under socialised and scared of us, which was really sad to see from such a young dog.
ala has spent over a year with us and has blossomed during her stay. She now walks on lead and knows lots of basic commands. Nala LOVES other dogs but understandably can still be worried around new people and is worse with men. Nala can also be scared of new places, she will take some encouraging when going into new environments but once she is bonded with a handler she is quite good at following them. — Nala is a stunning girl who has spent the majority of her life with us in kennels. She was removed by our inspectors after she was found living in a kennel without food, water or bedding. Sadly she has also had her ears illegal cropped. Thankfully Nala has now been signed over to the RSPCA for re-homing. Nala was just a young puppy when she arrived in our care, she was very under socialised and scared of us, which was really sad to see from such a young dog. ala has spent over a year with us and has blossomed during her stay. She now walks on lead and knows lots of basic commands. Nala LOVES other dogs but understandably can still be worried around new people and is worse with men. Nala can also be scared of new places, she will take some encouraging when going into new environments but once she is bonded with a handler she is quite good at following them.

To find more details on each dog and to search for more rescue animals, visit www.rspca.org.uk/findapet/rehomeapet/process.

The RSPCA are funded entirely by public donations and receive no government money and therefore rely on the generosity of the public. Anyone wishing to support their work do so via www.rspca.org.uk/getinvolved/donate.