We take a look at some of the dog available for adoption at Dogs Trust, West Calder.
While the charity’s rehoming centres aren’t currently open for public browsing, they are still rehoming and taking in dogs, with new processes in place to keep staff, visitors and adopters safe.
Dogs staff know will thrive straight away in their new home are being matched virtually and delivered to their new families contact-free.
Current restrictions mean Dogs Trust can only facilitate adoptions local to their centres and not across countries or anywhere there are travel restrictions.
The charity is not able to make appointments for dogs to meet their new family before going home, but can register interest to arrange appointments when restrictions ease.
9. Finn
Finn is a four year old Border Collie. He enjoys going for walks in quiet areas and playing with his favourite ball. He is a very affectionate boy with people he knows but is wary of strangers and other dogs. Photo: Dogs Trust
10. Holly
Holly is a nine year old Collie cross. She is looking for a quiet rural home, where it is calm and peaceful. She is a sensitive soul who only likes being with her owners and can take time building new friendships with people. Photo: Dogs Trust
11. Indy
Indy is a two year old Rottie cross. She is a excitable young dog that loves long walks and playing calm games with her toys. She can sometimes take her time getting to know new people but does make friends easily. Photo: Dogs Trust
12. Joey
Joey is a four year old Jack Russell Terrier. He is an energetic boy who has a cheeky character and is full of fun. Joey prefers a quiet environment and is looking for an adult only home where he will be the only pet in the house. Photo: Dogs Trust