Meet our puppies!

Get your monthly puppy fix! Take a look at just some of the adorable puppies we've rehomed recently.

20th May 2026 Reviewed by:

We sadly still do have lots of puppies and pregnant mums coming into our centres, but fortunately all the puppies featured have found their forever homes this month. Here's some lovely updates for some puppy viewing joy.

Leeds Rehoming Centre

Unfortunately puppy smuggling is still happening, and an alarming amount of illegally smuggled puppies seized at ports come into our care.

As was the case with Dunkin' and Donut, 5 month old Havanese pups who came to us from Calagran quarantine in Chesterfield.

Here at Leeds, we provided care and rehab for them while they waited for a loving home. Luckily they only spent a few days with us before being matched with adopters!

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two havanese puppies coloured tan and white looking up at the camera

a havanese puppy coloured tan and white looking up at the camera

Small but mighty! Meet Cleo and Pharaoh, 8 week old Yorkshire Terrier Lhasa Apso crossbreeds. They were handed over to us as an unwanted litter, but didn't have to wait long to find their fur-ever homes.

two yorkshire terrier and lhasa apso crossbreed black and tan puppies sitting together in a crate

Those ears and eyes! These cuties are 3 month old Lurchers named Bumble, Henry and Luna. Their owner sadly experienced housing issues and so unable to keep them.

But they didn't have to wait long to be given another start in life with loving families.

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a brindle tan lurcher being held by a member of staff

a birds eye view shot of three lurcher puppies coloured brown ana white, brindle tan and black and white, sitting in a pink dog bed looking up at the camera

a black and white lurcher being held by a member of staff

a brown and white lurcher being held by a member of staff

Meet Elvis and Presley, 5 month old Miniature Pinscher crosses also rescued by Calagran quarantine due to illegal importation.

They were adopted just a few days ago and are settling in nicely into their new homes. Thank you, thank you very much for finding us a new home!

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two tan and white Miniature Pinscher cross puppies sitting together in their kennel

a tan and white Miniature Pinscher cross puppies sitting in a dog bed in its kennel

a tan and white Miniature Pinscher standing outside rc leeds reception

The force is strong with these ones...

These 8 week old German Shepherd puppies named after Star Wars characters: Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Chewbacca, Kylo Ren, Yoda, Han Solo and Rey.

Born and raised in the home of one of our foster carers and weaned by their mum, the pups have now found their paw-fect matches and loving life in their new homes. May the force always be with them!

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7 german shepherd puppies being held by our rehoming centre staff

a litter of german shepherd puppies sleeping on the floor in our puppy suite

a german shepherd puppy looking up at the camera with one ear down

a black and tan german shepherd puppy chewing on its foot

From handover to happy place: this adorable 3 month old Lurcher was adopted just a few days ago by a family, and no doubt settling in nicely in her new home.

It's clearly been puppy month at Leeds this May!

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a dark grey lurcher with folded ears looking at the camera

a dark grey lurcher sitting on a mans lap who's surrounded by his family on adoption day

Manchester Rehoming Centre

Food glorious food! This sweet litter of 4 month old Collie crosses named Pasta, Pesto and Pickles came to our Manchester centre as an unwanted litter.

They were all snapped up and given new homes this month too.

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three black and white Collie cross puppies in a play pen looking at the camera

a black and white Collie cross puppy laying in someone's palm

a black and white Collie cross puppy looking up at the camera

a black and white Collie cross puppy sitting on the grass looking at the camera

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