Pixie is fine with men when she gets to know them but she is wary of strangers, she good on a lead and is clean in her pen. Pixie will need a cat and child free home and with someone experienced with collies of her nature.

Adoption process:
1, please email your address and post code, number of people in your home, number of children at home or visiting, other dogs or pets in the home, hrs of work during and after Covid.
2, When we have received this information you can make an appointment for a visit to discuss adoption, the Trust's rescue policy, fill in application forms and discuss what kind of dog you need. Please note at this stage you are not visiting to see a dog.
3, Any subsequent visits will be to see a dog that may be suitable. We will know if the dog is the right for you but your decision to adopt will only be accepted after you have a 24 hour break away from the Trust.
4, Following visits will be to get to know your dog or to arrange a training session prior to taking your dog home.

Border Collies are not 'pets' they are highly intelligent and very sensitive companions. We are proud of the way our rescue dogs respond to the training we do with them to prepare them for their new homes. Our work is the foundation and we ask all potential adopters to be aware of the hard work involved in the first months of adoption. They don't come perfect they need your time and patience.