Lady, a two-year-old Patterdale Terrier cross, has been overlooked by potential adopters for 103 days while in the care of RSPCA Newport Animal Centre, and despite her playful and loving nature, she continues to be overlooked. Jade Rees, volunteer and foster coordinator at Newport Animal Centre, said: "We are delighted that Lady has settled into her foster home, which is a credit to our wonderful carers, whom we just could not do without. "As well as finding her a perfect home it also means our foster carers can help other animals who also may need that special home environment whilst waiting for a home." Lady, a two-year-old Patterdale Terrier cross, has been overlooked by potential adopters for 103 days while in the care of RSPCA Newport Animal Centre (Image: RSPCA Cymru)Those interested in adopting Lady or learning about other available dogs can complete an online application via the RSPCA Newport Animal Centre website. The centre, which is based on Hartridge Road, is also appealing for more volunteer foster carers to support dogs in need.