Battersea Dogs Home residents
Battersea Dogs & Cats Home has reported a 20.5% rise in the number of dogs rehomed since the start of the year. These portraits of dogs awaiting rehoming are by David Levene
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Mr Bigglesworth, a mongrel puppy (Battersea ID number 398), is described as a cheeky boy. Mr Bigglesworth is between 10 and 14 weeks old and arrived at Battersea Dogs Home, Windsor branch, on 5 April
Photograph: /David Levene
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Jinx, a Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross bitch (Battersea ID number 189), is described as a sweet, affectionate girl. Jinx is between one and two years old and arrived at the home in January
Photograph: /David Levene
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Dillon, a Jack Russell Terrier (Battersea ID number 434) is described as an independent boy with a bold character. He is between three and five years old and arrived at Battersea Dogs Home, Windsor branch, on 15 April
Photograph: /David Levene
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Roxi, a Rottweiler bitch (Battersea ID number 924) is described as a friendly, interactive and sociable girl. Roxi is between one and two years old and arrived at the home in February
Photograph: /David Levene
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Elle, a Staffordshire Bull Terrier (Battersea ID number 181) is described as being full of life and energy. Elle is a one to two-year-old bitch and arrived at Battersea Dogs Home, Windsor branch, on 19 February
Photograph: /David Levene
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Hazel, a Dogue de Bordeaux bitch (Battersea ID number 1712) is described as calm and easygoing, although she doesn't really like other dogs. Hazel is between three and five years old and arrived at the home in April
Photograph: /David Levene
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Johnny, an American Bulldog cross (Battersea ID number 1041) is described as a bouncy young boy. Johnny is approximately 12 months old and arrived at Battersea Dogs Home, Windsor branch, on 4 March
Photograph: /David Levene
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Penny, a Staffordshire Bull Terrier bitch (Battersea ID number 768) is described as a sweet girl who knows sit and paw but who shouldn't be given any chews because she will try to bury them. Penny is between one and two years old and arrived at the home in February
Photograph: /David Levene
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Nero, a Labrador Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross (Battersea ID number 6443) is described as a social boy with a comical character. Nero is approximately one year old and arrived at Battersea Dogs Home, Windsor branch, on 28 November 2008
Photograph: /David Levene
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Liberty, an English Bull Terrier cross (Battersea ID number 1002), is currently Battersea Dogs Home's longest resident and is described as a very affectionate and highly intelligent girl who is extremely loyal and responsive. Liberty, an approximately one-year-old bitch, arrived at Battersea Dogs Home, Windsor branch, on 16 August 2008
Photograph: /David Levene
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Bert, a Bull Mastiff cross dog (Battersea ID number 1230) is described as a calm, gentle and friendly boy who will sit and offer paw for food. Bert is between seven and 10 years old and arrived at the home in March
Photograph: /David Levene
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Pieface, a Mastiff cross bitch (Battersea ID number 1182), is described as a sweet older lady who knows paw, sit and down. Pieface, who likes cuddles, is between seven and 10 years old and arrived at the home in March
Photograph: /David Levene
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Cracker, a Sharpei Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross (Battersea ID number 138), is described as an steady, mature, quiet lady. Cracker is a four-year-old bitch and arrived at Battersea Dogs Home, Windsor branch, on 11 February
Photograph: /David Levene
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Trigger, a Staffordshire Bull Terrier (Battersea ID number 1368), is described as a big softy who will sit and offer both paws for food. Trigger is between two and three years old and arrived at the home in March
Photograph: /David Levene
