Three north-east pets are looking for new homes.
The team at the Scottish SPCA’s rehoming centre in Drumoak, Aberdeenshire, help hundreds of dogs, cats and other creatures find homes every year.
This week, the spotlight is being shone on two precious pooches and a lonely goldfish – Kiara, Lacey and Frank – who are looking for their forever homes.
Kiara
According to the rehoming centre, Kiara is a sweet five-year-old dog who can be very nervous around new people, but once she trusts you she will become the most devoted companion.
The dogue de Bordeaux loves adventures and car journeys so would fit in perfectly with an active family that also enjoy being outdoors.
Her new owner would preferably have experience with nervous dogs and live in an adult-only home with an enclosed garden where she can continue her training in a safe space.
If you can give Kiara a new home, apply via the Scottish SPCA website.
Lacey
Lacey the Jack Russell cross is looking for a new owner to help her come out of her shell.
According to the team at Drumoak, the six-year-old pup is quite nervous but once she is settled she loves attention and playing with her favourite toys.
She is looking for an experienced owner who can continue her training, help her socialise and monitor her health.
Lacey would thrive in an adult-only home where she is the only pet so she can have one-on-one time with her new family.
Due to her circumstances before arriving at the centre, the staff are unable to share her photo – but promise she is lovely as she sounds.
If you can give Lacey a new home, apply via the Scottish SPCA website.
Frank
Frank the goldfish was discovered all alone in a pond but has adapted well to being brought inside at the Drumoak centre.
He would happily live in an indoor or outdoor enclosure at his new home.
Frank has also been a little lonely so would benefit from having some fish friends to move in with.
Anyone looking to take Frank home can apply via the Scottish SPCA website.
