Third dog of Christmas...Polly the collie cross

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

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We are hoping to find the perfect home for completely loveable collie cross Polly, the third dog in our Christmas campaign with Dogs Trust.

Polly is five years old and is an active, lively girl who would love to find a wonderful new family to play with.

Dogs Trust Polly Main

Dogs Trist Loughborough says, 'Polly has earned a legion of fans since her time at Dogs Trust Loughborough.

'She loves to learn new things and is absolutely ball mad and would love to find an active family that can indulge her love of keeping busy.

'Routine is Polly's friend and she would like to find a home that can play to this, so one that will give her a long walk and plenty of games and training sessions in the garden would suit her perfectly.'

If you think Polly is the playful pup for you, please contact Dogs Trust Loughborough on 01509 880070 or pay her a visit at Hill Farm, Wide Lane, Wymeswold, Loughborough, LE12 6SE.

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.

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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