Born in 1993 came into Mainline Border Collie Centre as a rescue in 1996 and became a resident of The Trust in 2007. Glyn was a well bred ISDS registered dog who was well trained originally and then fell into the wrong hands and suffered mental cruelty.When we took him into care he had many behavioural problems making it difficult to rehome him so despite his young age he was given permanent sanctuary.Glyn was put peacefully to sleep in July 2008 after a long, happy and contented life.

Ambassador dog Mainline Tosha had to be put peacefully to sleep in March 2008 due to a serious illness. She was a wonderfully kind and sensitive dog, a registered P.A.T dog and a good sheepdog. Tosha has been a much loved and valuable member of the Mainline team and a loyal and hard working ambassador dog and is sadly missed.

Pippin came into The Trust as a wayward young dog, who at two years old was full of mischief. In eighteen months he learned how to work sheep; he took part in seminars and workshops and earned himself a place on the team of Trust Ambassador Dogs.

Jack came into our care when he was ten years old and his owner could no longer keep him. He was a wonderful, kind dog and spent his retirement digging in the dog paddock, chewing bones in his pen or going for gentle walks

Cleo was a farm dog and was ten years old when her owner passed away. The farm had to be sold and finding a home for an active but older working dog proved difficult, so she came into our care for her retirement. She loved to work the sheep whenever she got the opportunity and when not working she spent time enjoying her retirement with Jack.