Adorable dogs looking for home this Hallowe’en in Glasgow

Dogs Trust have shared festive pictures of animals patiently waiting to be picked this autumn.

The pets are all available for adoption and posed with pumpkins in the hopes of catching a new owner's eye.

They are based at the Hamilton Road branch in the city and have a variety of needs depending on their circumstances.

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Rocky loves hugs (Image: Sourced)

This includes Rocky, the Staffordshire Bull Terrier who “loves nothing more than a cuddle”.

The sweet dog is very affectionate making him a “firm favourite of customers and staff” according to the charity.

He is looking for a family that would like to do training and go exploring to keep him busy both physically and mentally. 

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Layla loves Beyonce and bacon (Image: Sourced)

Border Collie mix Layla is also hoping for a home, with volunteers describing her ideal day being “filled with bacon and listening to Beyoncé”.

She is happy to be left alone for a few hours a day and could live with older children.

This beautiful girl would be best suited to a family who have had dogs before and have direct access to a secure garden.

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Alfie loves adventures (Image: Sourced)

Alfie was also pictured with pumpkins at only two-years-old “would be a great sidekick for outdoor adventures”.

The Jack Russell Terrier “doesn't have much experience of living in a home” but the charity is hoping that changes soon.

Alfie has made a lot of progress with the training team at Dogs Trust and would like to continue this in his new home.

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Milo loves a treat (Image: Sourced)

Beagle mix Milo also hopes to find a very active family who love hiking and long walks.

He is very clever and will do anything for a treat, so hopes his new owners could keep him mentally and physically stimulated.

Milo would make a fabulous addition to somebody who has dog experience, especially with hounds.

Jupiter loves cuddles and tennis balls (Image: Sourced)

Meanwhile Jupiter, a five-year-old Dobermann cross, is searching for his best friend who he can play games with.

He loves to “snuggle up on the couch” and play with people he knows well.

Staff said “cuddles and tennis balls are his favourite things in the world”.

Sandra Downie Manager at Dogs Trust Glasgow said: “We would encourage anyone considering welcoming a dog into their family to consider adopting a rescue dog.  

"Dogs come into our care for various reasons, and all are waiting on their special someone to offer them a forever home.  

"Rocky, Layla, Alfie, Milo and Jupiter are just some of our current residents who are waiting their second chance in life.  

"They differ in looks, size and personality but all are loving and loyal and are ready to become part of their forever family.”