These 10 dogs are looking for their forever homes in Greater Manchester

The bond we form with our pets is undeniable - our furry friends helping us through the many ups and downs of life.

But while there are plenty of dogs out there with lots of love to give, some have to wait a little longer than others to call somewhere home.

The team at Eccles-based free-roaming animal sanctuary Dogs4Rescue, which cares for its dogs on a 41-acre kennel-free rehabilitation retreat, currently have many pooches available for adoption on their website.

As of Thursday, January 23, the 10 dogs listed below are at the centre and currently available for rehoming. Forms can be filled out here.

Staff say Myla is a stunning young girl who is growing in confidence by the day. She can be timid initially but it doesn’t take long for her to climb up into your arms for a cuddle – rescuers say she thinks she is a lapdog.

Her foster family say: "Myla is such a beautiful girl and is eager to please, she sits down when she’s told, goes on her bed when we’re eating, she waits at the top of the stairs until we get down and still won’t come down until she’s told. We haven’t taught her any of this, she really is the most perfect girl."

Myla needs further socialisation with other dogs, she is excited and very keen to meet them but at this stage staff feel she would be best suited to being the only dog in the home. She cannot live with cats.

The rescue are looking for a quiet home for Myla where any children are aged 16+.

Adoption fee: £250

Roo, who was born without front legs, does not let her disability stand in her way. Staff say she’s got bags of enthusiasm and a real zest for life. She’s super agile and has even mastered jumping up onto the bed. Rescuers say she is a lovable, sweet and affectionate soul.

Roo was very worried