Last year we helped rehome over 140 dogs in the UK that had previously been abandoned in Spain. However, there are still many dogs waiting for their chance at family life. It is estimated between 50,000 and 150,000 dogs are abandoned in Spain each year. To help us achieve our goal, we need your support.Read More →
Bone broth has been a staple in many diets for centuries and was particularly popular in the UK after the war. It has now been branded a superfood, not only for us humans but for dogs too! Read More →
Raw diets are on the rise but there is still a lot of controversary so let’s take a look at the benefits of raw feeding and whether there is any truth behind the myths!Read More →
Keith Swindell, a Cognitive Behavioural Therapist and Counsellor based in Manchester, who works in private practice treating anxiety conditions has decided to help us fundraise!Read More →
Sensitive and gentle, a particularly loyal breed, they are usually happy to join you wherever you go, involved in whatever you do. Read More →
Although the dogs we home tend to settle into their new homes very well, there’s a lot of ways you can help make the process go as smoothly as possible, particularly if your dog is going to be an only dog. Read More →
One of the problems we hear most from adopters is that their dog pulls on a lead. This is totally understandable since rescued dogs have had little freedom and exercise before they arrive at their new home. Read More →
We all love to spoil our dogs, especially given some of the backgrounds the dogs we rehome have. It’s hard not to remember the underweight dog that arrived with you all the way from Spain.Read More →
A feral dog will spend much of the day hunting and searching for the food and water it needs to survive. In comparison, a domestic dog spends most of the day indoors, gets given all the food it needs and may also be left for small periods of time with not much to do. Under-stimulated dogs can develop a range of behavioural problems. Read More →
Training your four-legged friend takes time and patience – from both dog and owner. However, taking the time to train your dog is a really important part of dog onwership.Read More →