Dogs Trust

Well its Monday morning and I have just sat down for my morning cup of coffeehouse the phone rings, its my son asking me if I can take him and his friend to the Dogs Trust, as his friend was hoping to adopt a dog. As I have never been to the dogs Trust, I thought «why not «so off we went, notwithstanding, my memories of similar places were of the Cat and Dog Home’s in Glasgow, and the awful smell once through the front door, and the sound of the animals Unilocaling (pardon the pun) however this is most certainly not the case with the Dogs Trust, the place is accessible to all and is just of the main thoroughfare, and on approach the exterior is very pleasing to the eye and is very well signposted, moreover there is ample free parking for its customers.
Making our way to the interior of the building, the pleasant, theme continued, with a very comfortable waiting area, together with a plentiful supply of doggie literature to browse over, the staff are very friendly and attentive and are eager to assist you in any way they can, answering any concerns that you might have.
Once you have filled in your application form, you comeback a few days later for an meeting with one of the staff to enable them to «match «a dog to suit yours and of course the dogs needs. You can visit all the dogs in their kennels, which we did, and the first thing I noticed was how clean the place was, and not one bad smell.
Unlike the bad old days, the Dog Trust does not put any dog to «sleep» and according to the staff available on the day they never will. On closing I was very impressed with the entire ethos, cleanliness and attitude of the staff, and I ever wanted a dog I would certainly go here.