08-02-2025
Meet 'gentle girl' Lilith who can't wait to find a forever home
Dogs Trust Evesham gives lots of dogs a new lease of life and many of them are ready to be rehomed, including Lilith.
The German Shepherd is waiting for a new home to enjoy life with new owners.
Whether you're looking for a puppy or an older dog, Dogs Trust Evesham often has many dogs of a variety of sizes and breeds who are hoping to find their new homes.
Lilith is described by the centre as being a 'gentle girl' – here's what we know about her and how you can give her a home.
Lilith can live with children and another dog (Image: Dogs Trust)
Lilith is able to live with another dog if they mix well at the centre beforehand.
She can also live with children of any age as long as they are happy in her company.
The two-year-old dog will need to have her time left alone built up from scratch because she has never been left before.
Dogs Trust Evesham said: "Lilith loves her toys and playing tuggy and we just know she's going to make an amazing addition to any family who likes their Shepherds!"
You can see Lilith's full profile on the website here and information on how to donate to the charity is also found at the website.
At Dogs Trust, potential adopters don't apply for a specific dog but you can fill out the online adoption form and tell the Evesham Centre what you're looking for.
You will be contacted within seven days of filling the application form in and the centre will start to help you find your match.
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It's important to note that not all dogs at Dogs Trust Evesham are featured on the website. So, if you don't see a dog you think you'd like to adopt, it's worth applying anyway as there could be the perfect one waiting for you at the centre.
Your application will stay open for three months with the aim being to find you a dog within that time period.
If you don't find your match within three months, the centre will invite you to re-apply and you can continue your search.
