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.
17. Spike
Spike is a seven year old Lurcher who is living in a foster home. He is a handsome big boy who has the most wonderful nature. He loves to cuddle and tries to sit on your knee. Spike loves his food, a cosy bed and enjoys his walks. Photo: Dogs Trust
18. Spot
Spot is a seven year old Border Collie. He is a nervous boy who has not had much experience of the world. He would like to live in a quiet rural environment where he is surrounded by fields and countryside. Photo: Dogs Trust
19. Suzie
Suzie is a seven year old Crossbreed. She is a sweet and pretty girl who is very sensitive. She needs to be the only pet in the home and would like a calm and quiet environment surrounded by fields or land for peace and tranquillity. Photo: Dogs Trust
20. Teddy
Teddy is a 3-year-old Staffy. He is an energetic, bouncy boy who loves being in the company of people. He is looking for an experienced home with owners who have owned Staffys in the past and who know lots about the breed and their personalities. Photo: Dogs Trust