Dog lovers are being asked to rehome an abandoned pet as part of the Telegraph's ongoing campaign to find new owners for homeless animals.

Sangreat Kennels is contracted by North Lincolnshire Council to look after stray dogs found on the streets of North Lincolnshire – a problem that has escalated, rising from 616 in 2009 to 700 in 2010.

There are also still plenty of bunnies at Scunthorpe Rabbit Rescue which need a cosy hutch and loving owners.

The pets looking for new homes this week are:

Dog no 243 is castrated, micro- chipped and house-trained. He does not like other dogs but loves people.

Dog no 388 is a friendly male dog who loves to be taken for plenty of walks. He is playful and cheeky.

Dog no 391 is an inquisitive female dog who likes to explore. She needs a caring owner to look after her.

Dog no 381 is a white male dog who is quite timid. He needs a calm owner to help him gain confidence.

Polly was a stray. Polly does not like other rabbits. She is waiting to be spayed and vaccinated.

Lucy's owners could no longer look after her because of financial issues. She is very cuddly and affectionate. She is spayed and vaccinated.

Advent and Bauble were unwanted Christmas pets and would ideally suit a family. They are both neutered and vaccinated.

Vixon, Prancer and Rudie are about 16 weeks old, vaccinated and the boy is neutered. The cost of spaying the girls will be paid.