The eight-week-old Belgian Malinois pups were found living in unsuitable conditions. Steph McCawley, supporter engagement officer at Chesterfield and North Derbyshire RSPCA, said: “The original litter was of 10 pups but one has been adopted already. We currently have nine in our care with six of them boys and three girls.”
Playful and very bright, the pups will grow into large dogs weighing 20-30kg.
The RSPCA shelter on Spital Lane is also caring for French bulldogs, Staffordshire bull terriers, a Border collie, Belgian shepherd dogs, an Akita, a Cane Corso and cross breeds.
If you wish to register your interest in adopting a dog, visit https://chesterfield-rspca.org.uk/dogs/dog-application-form/
The RSPCA shelter on Spital Lane is also caring for French bulldogs, Staffordshire bull terriers, a Border collie, Belgian shepherd dogs, an Akita, a Cane Corso and cross breeds.
5. French bulldog
Spud is a seven-year-old male French bulldog who is quiet, full of love and a bit of a couch potato who enjoys a snooze. He is looking for a forever home with an owner who can be with him most of the time and he could live with children aged six to 10 years.Photo: Chesterfield and North Derbyshire RSPCA
6. Belgian shepherd cross
Nine-month-old Belgian shepherd cross Fergus is full of energy, super sociable and very clever. He will need an experienced owner, preferably in an adult-only household, and some basic training.Photo: Chesterfield and North Derbyshire RSPCA
7. Akita
Lucy, an 18-month-old Akita, was brought into the Chesterfield RSPCA shelter as a stray. An energetic girl, she loves going for walks and playing games. She loves fuss and attention and will need an owner who can be with her most of the time.Photo: Chesterfield and North Derbyshire RSPCA
8. Hungarian Vizsla/Caucasian Shepherd cross
Peanut is an 11-month-old Hungarian Vizsla/Caucasian Shepherd cross breed. He is ititially shy and quiet but once he gets to know people he is full of love. Peanut is looking for an experienced owner, preferably in an adult-only household with no other pets. He needs basic training and to learn how to play.Photo: Chesterfield and North Derbyshire RSPCA/AI-Generated with Google