Saving Yorkshire’s Dogs is a local independent rescue that saves vulnerable and at risk dogs in the county of Yorkshire.
The charity believes there is no such thing as a ‘bad’ dog and provides specialist care to dogs found in poor physical or mental health.
Saving Yorkshire's Dogs is open every day from 10am till 4pm and can be found at 72 High Street in Leyburn.
For more information about the dogs that are currently available for adoption, visit https://sydrescue.org.uk
5. Lenny, large cross-breed
Lenny is two and a half years old. He is very intelligent and has had experienced trainers working with him over the last couple of years. He is ready to find his new home with someone who is willing to keep up his training. Photo: Flynn Mellor.
6. Lara, Chinese Shar Pei
Lara is an eight and a half year old Chinese Shar Pei. She has come on really well over the last seven months. To adopt Lara, you will need to be able to come and meet her regularly beforehand to gain trust. She will not be re-homed with children, or other dogs or cats, Photo: Suzanne Craigie Photography
7. Madra, Scottish Collie cross
Madra is 2 years old and very friendly. However, he can be nervous in new situations so needs his new owner to continue training him. Photo: Suzanne Craigie Photography
8. Folly, Saluki cross type Lurcher
Folly is a one-year-old Saluki cross type Lurcher. She is a gentle, friendly dog who soon makes friends with new people and other dogs with the correct introduction. Photo: Suzanne Craigie Photography