Having rehomed over 600 dogs in 2024, Dogs Trust Kenilworth is encouraging people from across Warwickshire and the Midlands to visit its rehoming centre to see how the charity can help them "find a four-legged friend". 

Although only a few weeks into the year, the charity has already rehomed a "standout canine-character" (and local favourite), Saigon the Spanish Mastiff, a long-term resident at Dogs Trust Kenilworth, who after 185 days with the charity, found his home on 2 January.

However, it still has many more seeking permanent homes, including Barnes the Greyhound, who is looking a quiet retirement home, where he can "spend the day going for a little potter around with his owner, before enjoying a long snooze".

Emma-Jane Thomas, manager at Dogs Trust Kenilworth said: "Last year we saw so many of our lovely dogs find their forever homes, but our work here isn't done!

"We'd love to welcome as many people as possible along to our rehoming centre to see the dogs who are looking for homes, talk to us about foster caring, how you can support us, and learn about how we support dog owners and the community.

"Some please come along and visit! We'd love to show you around, answer your questions and of course, speak to you about our dogs."  

While details of all the rehoming centre dogs can be found online, the charity is encouraging potential owners to visit the centre to see the dogs and meet the team caring for them, with the aim of matching adopters with the right dog for them.

Dogs Trust Kenilworth is open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday from 12–4pm. 

To find out more about Dogs Trust Kenilworth, the dogs available for rehoming and how the charity can support you, visit: www.dogstrust.org.uk/kenilworth

With six gorgeous sighthounds and seven intelligent shepherds just some of the many dogs all looking for homes, there has never been a better time to visit Dogs Trust Kenilworth and meet your 'pawfect' match.