An appeal recently came to our attention which we just had to investigate further – a rescuer of injured foxes and orphaned fox cubs, who receives no financial support and has worked purely through the determination and kindness of her heart for many years is being forced to remove the animals in her care and …
A few weeks ago we were contacted by Rebecca at breedadvisor.com who brought our attention to this brilliantly detailed guide to dog adoption which she has put together to support people during Lockdown and beyond. Rehoming dogs is a process very close to her heart and this blog, along with others on her site, are …
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With the terrible scenes coming to us from Australia, it is easy to feel helpless and unsure of how big the issue really is and how best we can help.
We spent the summer on the road and fundraising with our friends at Thailand Elephants and we learnt a lot about the most majestic of creatures, the Asian Elephant, along the way!
During our visit to New York we were determined to get our hands on some pooches! Luckily we stumbled upon some very willing furbabies…
We had a great day meeting the doggy loving public at The Bourne Show on Saturday 6th July! The show has been running for over 90 years and raises money for local charities and good causes, as well as providing a great day out for the family.
This week we were invited to join the first Charity: Water UK supporter event at The Barbican, London.
St Mungo’s host an annual event at the Calthorpe Project in London to coincide with Mental Health Awareness week. There’s live music, poetry, yoga, workshops, food and drink, graffiti art, massage and more. Rob from the Rescuemania team has worked at the event for the last four years, providing the sound system and performing…
Towards the end of last year, I spent quite a lot of time scrolling through Facebook looking for small charitable organisations to support as part of the upcoming Rescuemania venture. Specifically, independent charities which are run by people who have no government support or regular income to help them in their work.
If you work Monday to Friday, Sundays are usually for rest and relaxation… but not if you are Graham and Lyn Cornick! This lovely couple allowed us to spend the morning with them at Hydestile Resident Animals, their Wildlife centre near Godalming.
