Dogs Trust says more dogs to be rehomed despite hundreds finding homes last year

Dogs Trust Leeds rehomed over 500 dogs in 2025 and says many more remain in its care, with the charity expecting demand to continue into 2026.

Dogs Trust Leeds reports it rehomed more than 500 dogs in 2025 but continues to care for many animals still waiting for permanent homes. The charity says demand for rehoming is expected to remain high into 2026. Emma Cooper, manager at the centre, described the team as proud of last year’s work while noting there is more to do. The centre also provides information about responsible dog ownership and explains its adoption process. Key facts: - Dogs Trust Leeds rehomed over 500 dogs during 2025. - The charity reports many dogs remain in care and awaiting rehoming. - Staff expect rehoming demand to continue into 2026. - Visitor information at the centre covers responsible dog ownership and the adoption process. - Adoption applications at the centre remain valid for three months. - One dog named Teddy, a 13-year-old Akita found as a stray in poor condition, is currently looking for a home. Summary: The charity says it will continue matching dogs with suitable homes through 2026 and expects ongoing demand for rehoming services. Undetermined at this time.