An animal shelter is seeking homes for three dogs who have been in their care the longest.
Oxfordshire Animal Sanctuary is trying to find homes for Mal, Hugo, and Dodger, who have been in the shelter for a combined total of over 600 days.
Mal, a two-year-old greyhound, has been at the centre for 318 days.
He is described as a "cuddle monster" who loves being part of the action.
Mal is comfortable with children aged 13 and above and can live with another medium to large dog after successful introductions.
However, he needs a home without cats and a secure garden with a six-foot fence.
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Hugo, a three-year-old bulldog, has been in the shelter for almost 200 days.
Known for his playful and entertaining nature, Hugo forms strong bonds with his owner.
Hugo has some medical issues requiring ongoing management, and the shelter's behavioural team is ready to assist once he finds a new home.
He needs a single-person home without children and a secure garden with a five-foot fence.
Potential adopters with bulldog or guarding breed experience are preferred.
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Dodger, a two-year-old chihuahua mix, has been in the home for 150 days.
Known for his curiosity and playfulness, Dodger is looking for a committed home.
He needs to be the only pet in an adult-only home, with owners who understand dog body language.
The shelter has said Dodger is not suitable for those looking for a lap dog.
Adopters will need to work with the shelter's behavioural team to help Dodger settle into his new home.
He also requires a private, secure garden with a minimum five-foot fence.
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