An animal charity has issued an Easter appeal as it seeks forever homes for five of its dogs.

Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home said the holidays can be a “great time for families to find a new furry family member” and is urging all those thinking about adopting a pet to consider rehoming one from its care.

The charity has highlighted five dogs currently awaiting their happily ever after.

Bruno, a young labrador/pointer, has been described as a “happy and affectionate boy who has a lot of love to share”.

He is looking for an experienced and active owner as he has very high energy levels and will need a lot of exercise.

Cross-breed Tigger is also looking for an active owner who has experience with large-breed dogs.

This “sweet boy” is said to adore people and “dreams of finding an owner who will let him snuggle on the sofa”.

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The charity said the “boisterous” dog needs a committed person who can manage his walks and help grow his confidence as he can become “easily overwhelmed” when outdoors and “reactive towards other dogs”.

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Japanese akita Daphney can be a “bit shy” when meeting new people but is a “sweetheart at heart”.

She has been described as independent but “absolutely loves affection and enjoys being pampered with cuddles”.

Dutch shepherd Storm is looking for an owner who understands the needs of high-drive dogs as she “thrives on activity and stimulation” but can be “wary” of new people and situations.

Those who love long walks, hikes or engaging in training sessions will make the perfect companion.

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Jack Russell terrier Pepper needs someone who can “keep up with her zest for life”.

Although the “sweet girl” may be a bit wary of new faces initially, she will soon warm up and become “comfortable and friendly”.

The playful pup loves spending time with her tennis ball and is “eager to explore the world with her new owner by her side”.

For more information on the dogs, visit Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home website.

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