6th August 2017

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Prancing brindle Greyhound

Greyhounds in Need

Greyhounds in Need (GIN) is an English registered charity concerned with the plight of greyhounds and galgos, especially the Spanish-bred hunting greyhounds (galgos).

We work with many shelters in Spain who carry out the primary rescue work and the homing groups and individuals in Europe who, in sympathy with our work, promote adoption
in their own countries.

Help us support the rescue and rehoming of galgos and greyhounds in need. Find out more about the dogs available for rehoming,  visit our shop,  donate directly and see how our education programme is working to improve the lives of galgos in Spain.

Galgos del Sol

I spent my time raising our two toddlers, training for triathlons and acclimating to a new culture. One day I came face to face with a stray galgo looking for help. It’s hard to explain the connection that I felt but when he looked at me with his soulful eyes and stretched out that needle nose, I knew my life had changed forever. Galgos del Sol is now responsible for over 250 galgos, podencos and mixes of those breeds. We are a licensed charity in Spain as well as in the UK, and a 501(C)(3) in the US.

Binfield Dog Rescue

The Binfield Dog Rescue in Wokingham has been rehoming unwanted, abandoned and stray dogs in Berkshire for 50 years

Diana Brimblecombe Animal Rescue Centre

DBARC is a fantastic facility for the care of animals. It has grown into this due to the inspiration of Mrs Brimblecombe and due to the hard work, generosity and dedication of so very many people over the years.
We would like to take this opportunity to thank EVERYBODY who has been involved in any way, be it large or small. On behalf of the animals, we are extremely grateful.

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Battersea Dog & Cat Rescue

From the moment we welcomed our first stray dog in 1860 we have been placing our animals at the centre of everything we do. More than three million animals later, we’re still working hard to achieve our vision that every dog and cat should live in a home where they are treated with love, care and respect.

How The Border Collie Spot Rescue Was Born

Gill White named her border collie rescue in loving memory of her most beloved Border Collie, Spot.The last of a litter of 6 puppies born at the White Cottage –  Gill had to breathe air into his lungs to bring him to life. That was the start of a long and wonderful relationship spanning 15 years. Spot was a very special dog and he and Gill were devoted to each other.  Gill trained him to the highest level in obedience, working right up to Championship class

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The British Hen Welfare Trust is registered as a charity (No. 1147356) with the Charity Commission.We have a small team of staff at Hen Central in Devon and our nationwide rehoming operations are carried out through our network of wonderful volunteers. We are constantly on the lookout for new and different ways to raise funds so that we can save more hens from slaughter and to carry on developing new programmes to help educate, improve welfare and connect veterinary practices with hen keepers.

Group visit meets donkeys at Slade House Farm

THE DONKEY SANCTUARY SIDMOUTH

For over 50 years, we have worked to transform the lives of donkeys across the world. Discover more about who we are and how we make the world a better place for donkeys.