The term ‘rescue dog’ applies to a dog that, through no fault of its own, needs a new home or a sanctuary to allow it healing time. It may be a stray or have been abused or neglected but it is a dog that needs taking in to be given love, care, respite and a future. The Freedom of Spirit Trust will do all it can to help these dogs in need for they are, in fact, true rescues.

Gyp

Lost in April 2008 by her foster carers. Gyp is still our dog and we will never give up looking for her
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Sam

Sam came into the care of the Trust in February 2008 at fourteen years old. He has spent his life on a farm and when his owner died he was left on the farm on his own
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Nan

Born 1993 came into Mainline Border Collie Centre as a rescue in 2000 and is now a resident of The Trust.Nan had suffered from malnutrition as a puppy and when her owner got her at four months old she already had behavioural problems.
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Dart

Born in 2000, came into Mainline Border Collie Centre in 2006 and is now a resident of The Trust.Dart was a sheep chaser and although a well bred ISDS registered dog incorrect handling had resulted in her being out of control and her future did not look good.
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Craig

Came into Mainline Border Collie Centre as a rescue in 1996 aged approximately 12 to 18 months and is now a resident of The Trust. Craig was very aggressive to both people and other dogs; his rehabilitation was a long slow process needing both time and patience.
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