Dogs Trust’s longest term resident hopes to find love as lockdown lifts Date published: 17 April 2021
Cheeky Charlie is pictured with Assistant Training and Behaviour Adviser Charlotte Moyes
Dogs Trust Manchester is making a special appeal for their longest-term canine resident, Charlie, who has been waiting for a home for over 500 days.
The five-year-old Labrador Collie Cross originally found himself in the care of Dogs Trust in October, 2019.
Since then he has been adopted twice, but sadly it was not meant to be and the team are now hoping that it will be third time lucky for the lively youngster.
Meet Charlie - the dog who has been waiting over 500 days for his forever family
Dogs Trust Manchester is looking for a home for their longest-term canine resident who has seen over 1,000 other dogs come and go
Charlie has been waiting for more than 500 days at Manchester Dogs Trust for a new home (Image: Manchester Dogs Trust)
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