Re-homing centres are doing a great job, but what every dog really deserves is a loving home. Some dogs might well have had a difficult life, but that doesn’t mean that all dogs in re-homing centres are problem dogs. Most are there because their owners, for one reason or another, have decided they can no longer look after them. It’s very easy to become emotional when you see a dog in a re-homing centre. Of course, you want to do everything you can to help but the decision to adopt is one that has to be taken very carefully. And every centre will want to be certain that their dogs are ending up in the home that’s right for them. So have a think about the things you should consider before you decide that adoption is right for you. Click on the links below to get an idea of some of the questions you may want to ask yourself. A few things to think about > Take the adoption questionnaire >