A DOG that keeps being ignored by potential owners is desperately in need of a home.
But staff at the Dog's Trust refuge at Sadberge, near Darlington, say that his weak legs, skin problems caused by a previous flea infestation, and cauliflower ears resulting from tumours should not put people off offering him a loving home.
Despite his health problems, Charlie, a five-year-old Dobermann-Rottweiler-cross has a wonderful temperament and would make an excellent family pet.
"Charlie is a great dog and would make a brilliant canine companion for someone out there," said a spokesman for the trust.
"He does have health problems, but any medical treatment he needs will be paid for by the Dog's Trust."
Charlie's ideal home would be a quiet one with older children, aged at least 12. He needs limited exercise, a strict diet and regular health checks.
Anyone wishing to give Charlie a home can contact the trust on (01325) 333114.
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