Albi lives with a condition called microphthalmia which means one eye is bigger than the other.
Despite Albi's "unusual condition" the animal welfare charity said he was its loudest and biggest puppy.
The vet diagnosed Albi with microphthalmia, which is when an eye or eyes do not develop properly in the womb. He also struggles with his balance and can bump into things.Danaher manager, Sam Garvey, said the team launched an online appeal to find Albi a "safe and loving" home with someone who would be able to "see past his medical issues".
“Sometimes he can lose his balance, run into things and will sit facing the wrong direction, away from his siblings."
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