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The three surviving pups from a litter found dumped in a turf bag are almost ready to be rehomed.
Briana, Arwen, and Shelby are in the care of Animals in Need, and the charity is looking to find perfect homes to give these dogs a good life after such a sad beginning.
A spokesperson said: "After being dumped in a bag with their deceased siblings at birth, we didn't think we would get to this stage, so we are absolutely delighted to see them thriving.
"They will need three separate homes, as sibling dogs dont do well in the same house.
"These pups are collie crosses, and going by their current size, we are guessing they are mixed with a large breed dog like a Bernese Mountain Dog, so they will need a fair bit of space."
Animals in Need have outlined what would make an ideal home for these dogs.
The ideal home must:
-have an enclosed garden
-have no young children in the home
-have time and energy for the pup
"Always consider the financial commitment before adopting any animal," the spokesperson said.
"We have had several applications, but none has been the right home for these fluffballs, so if you can offer either of them a home, please contact us, and we ll send you our application form."
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