Orphanages

Orphanages
In Doggietopia, orphanages are a place for Doggies whose parents have died, lost them or are too mean to them. Kids stay at orphanages until the day they turn into an adult, or their parents are found.

How to get in
To get into an orphanage, you must either call an orphanage or find one. If you call them, you tell them over the phone your name, birth date and why you're going to the orphanage and they will tell you if it's valid. If you find an orphanage, you go to reception and do the same thing. If they have enough evidence to support why you're here they'll accept you in! Then, they will write down your name, birth date and reason and put you in a dorm. They will then tell you to go to that dorm.

Layout
Orphanages have two floors. Both of them are hallways with rooms along the sides, and all rooms have nameplates telling you what rooms they are. The bottom floor only has rooms on one side: Reception, Kitchen, Dining Hall and big classroom. On the other side, there is a staircase.

Up the staircase you find the dorms. An orphanage can have 8 to 16 dorms depending on how big it is, and each dorm can have 5 to 10 Doggies depending on how big they are. The dorm rooms also have number nameplates on the doors, saying what number each dorm is, e.g Dorm 7.

About the rooms
We know Reception is for registering in the orphanage.

The dorms have beds inside of them, one for each Doggie, and each bed has a nameplate above it that says the name of the Doggie whose bed it is. The orphanage clothes are in a wardrobe, and they also have the Doggies' names on. The clothes they wear are simple shirts, leggings and skirts. The dorms have doors in them leading to bathrooms.

The kitchens are simply where the food is made. Meals are usually pretty nice! There's a menu telling you what's for breakfast, lunch and dinner on different days of the week. For example, Thursday's breakfast could be rice pudding, but Friday's breakfast could be bagels (w/ optional jam, chocolate spread or lemon curd!).

Lunch halls are big stone halls with tables and chairs in them. There is a rack of plates, bowls and cutlery at the front. There is also a small bar with the Food Server standing behind it, and when you give them your bowl/plate they'll give you whatever's on the day's menu!

The classrooms look like giant versions of classrooms in real schools, except they write on whiteboards with markers instead of writing on books with pencils.

TBA