June | Greyhound | Glasgow - 1
June | Greyhound | Glasgow - 3
June | Greyhound | Glasgow - 2

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June

I'm looking for my forever home. Could you be my perfect match?

Reference ID
3550872
Location
May live with
Dogs and Secondary school age children.
Size

Are you right for June?

June is looking for a home with her BFF Angie as they are a really bonded pair who love to do everything together! They would love to have direct access into a garden of their own, with a 6ft fence where they can zoom around together when they fancy. They could live with another dog of a similar nature, and children aged 12 years and over. June and Angie arrived in our care after being found as strays together, so we have very limited information about their history, other than they are retired racing dogs.

Is June right for you?

June and Angie should both be walked on a lead and muzzle whilst in public, due to their racing history. June is aged at approximately 5 years old and she is a total darling! They would be able to be left home alone for a couple of hours, as long as this is built up gradually. June and Angie are double the fun and are super sweet together! Animal Welfare licence number is AWE02, as licenced by Glasgow City Council.

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Create an account and fill out our application form

In our form you can tell us all about your home, your lifestyle and the kind of dogs you’re interested in. You won’t be applying for a specific dog, but you can add favourites to give us an idea of the dogs you like. We’ll use this information to find a great match for …

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Choose a rehoming centre

We’ll also ask you to select a rehoming centre. The team at this centre will look after your application and assess you against all suitable dogs in their care. This doesn’t have to be your nearest centre, but you will need to travel there within a few days once we’ve found …

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We’ll contact you within seven days

We’ll be in touch by phone or email within seven days of receiving your application to have a chat about your dog search. Then we'll start looking for a great match for you.

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We’ll keep your application open for three months and keep looking for a match

You won't need to do anything else or apply again for three months. We’ll keep reviewing your application against all the dogs at your chosen centre. Not all available dogs are featured on our website; dogs of all shapes and sizes regularly come into our care, and your …

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When we find a match, we’ll invite you to meet them

If we’ve found a dog who seems right for you, we’ll invite you to come and meet them at the rehoming centre. 

Some of the dogs in our care will need to meet potential owners several times to get to know one another. This lets us see you’re compatible and gives you …

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If we haven’t found the right match, we’ll continue the search together

If we haven’t found the right dog for you within three months, we’ll let you know your application is closed. We’ll invite you to apply again so we have up-to-date information about you, and we’ll keep looking.

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We’ll support you to embark on a new life with your dog

When we’ve matched you with a dog, we’ll help you welcome them to your home. After adoption we’ll keep in touch to see how you and the dog are doing. If you need any advice or support, we’re just a phone call away. 

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Key information

Location

Dogs Trust Glasgow
315 Hamilton Road
Glasgow
Scotland
G71 7SL
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Opening hours

We’re open for general browsing on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday from 12–4pm. Wednesday and Friday mornings are by pre-arranged appointment only.

Accessibility

Wheelchair access

This centre provides easy wheelchair access throughout

Hearing loop

Please ask at reception

Contact

Phone lines open everyday from 8.30am to 5pm

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