NAWT Dillon Britain's unluckiest dog in Cornwall

Dillon, a nine year old male Lurcher, has lived at the National Animal Welfare Trust in Hayle for two years since being rescued by the Trust's team.

Dillion was rescued after his elderly owner passed away and he was found lying with him and protectively watching over him.

Dillon, a 9 year old male Lurcher is looking for his forever home.

After never living with another dog, children, and never walking with another dog, the team at NAWT worked with him to make Dillon’s life as stress free as possible.

According to the Trust, Dillon has seen countless dogs come and go and yet, unfortunately, is still waiting for a new owner to take him home.

Dillon is currently in rescue and has been for around 2 years

After a trial living with another dog, it was clear this scenario wasn't going to be an option going forward as Dillon is seemingly just too used to being an only child to share.

Several people have started to get to know Dillon but, through no fault of his own, they have all pulled out.

Changes of circumstances, family, changes of heart have all lead to Dillion being dubbed 'Britain's unluckiest dog.'

The National Animal Welfare Trust are looking for someone to take Dillon to his forever home.

Alongside the appeal, NAWT have released a list of Dillon's needs for prospective owners to take into account.

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NAWT's list of Dillon's needs include:

• A garden

• A home which is a comfortable size for him to live in

• No other pets in the home

• Based in Cornwall

• No young children (Dillon is not too keen on sharing his owners :D)

• Plenty of treats!

• Cuddles galore

• Lots of walks and zoomies!

• Lots and lots of toys!

After so many failed attempts at homing, Dillon has been dubbed 'Britain's Unluckiest dog.'

A spokesperson for the National Animal Welfare Trust Cornwall said: "Can you help us find a home for Dillon, Britain’s unluckiest dog?

"This special boy is in need of a forever home!

"Share this article, spread the word and help us get Dillon, Britain’s unluckiest dog into the loving home he deserves!"

Dillon's bed is stacked with about 12 soft toys, from trusty Mr Sloth to his newest toy, Ted the bear

You can find out more information on the NAWT website: nawt.org.uk/centres/cornwall/cornwall-adoption to download an application form.

You can also call the centre on 01736 756005 or email cornwallreception@nawt.org.uk