Fifth dog of Christmas...Mosley the Labrador cross

Mosley is the fifth dog in our Twelve Dogs of Christmas series with the Dogs Trust.

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Mosley is a gorgeous one-year-old Labrador cross who we're hoping will find a home through our Christmas rehoming campaign with Dogs Trust.

Smart and playful, Mosley would be the perfect addition to a family looking for a dog who can keep them smiling all day long. He is energetic and absolutely loves toys! We're looking for a calm home that can keep a routine for this lovely boy and give him plenty of exercise.

Dogs Trust Mosley

Dogs Trust Evesham say, 'Mosley is a clever boy who is very quick to learn so a new ownder will enjoy teaching him new tricks.

'He can be wary of strangers so needs a patient family who will take the time to get to know him and bring him out of his shell.'

If you think the wonderful Mosley would be the perfect addition to your family, please get in touch with Dogs Trust Evesham on 01386 830613 or pay him a visit at 89 Pitcher's Hill, Wickhamford, Evesham, WR11 7RT.

The first dog of Christmas...Patrick the springer spaniel

Patrick is the first dog in our Twelve Dogs of Christmas series with the Dogs Trust.

The second dog of Christmas...Bella the border collie

Bella is the second dog in our Twelve Dogs of Christmas series with the Dogs Trust.

Third dog of Christmas...Polly the collie cross

Polly is the third dog in our Twelve Dogs of Christmas series with the Dogs Trust.

Fourth dog of Christmas...Rin the Jack Russell terrier

Rin is the fourth dog in our Twelve Dogs of Christmas series with the Dogs Trust.

Katy Birchall
Katy is the proud owner of four labradors in varying colours and is also the author of the young-adult fiction series ‘The It Girl’ published by Egmont. The first novel in the series came out in May and two sequels will follow in 2016. The rights have been sold in 12 territories including France, Germany, Spain and the USA, where it comes out in hardback next June.
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