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Would you adopt one of these Dogs Trust rescues?
USE THE ARROWS OR 'NEXT' TO BROWSE THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY
Dogs Trust Ireland have a countless number of dogs and puppies who are patiently waiting for their forever homes.
Take a look at these adorable furry friends who are all available for adoption right now.
First up is Fire, described as a lively, energetic boy bursting with enthusiasm for life.
"He's always on the go, whether he's sniffing out new trails or bouncing around the garden. If you're looking for a companion who'll keep you on your toes and bring endless fun to your days, Fire is your guy," Dogs Trust said.
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"He's a strong lad, especially on the lead, so he'll need a bit of guidance and training to help him channel all that energy. With consistency and patience, he'll thrive and become a brilliant walking partner. Fire can live with young children who are confident around bigger dogs and understand his bouncy nature. He's affectionate, playful, and always ready to make new friends once he's settled in."
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