Win cash. Help dogs in need.
10 winners share 30% of the pot every 4 weeks, and 60% goes to dog rescues you help choose.
dog rescues so far
Rex · Holly Hedge Animal SanctuaryHolly Hedge Animal SanctuaryWings & Paws RescueRyedale Dog Rescueall three equally
Rex · Holly Hedge Animal Sanctuary1Bear · Wings & Paws Rescue0Benny · Ryedale Dog Rescue0Where your £1.50 goes
60% to the rescues, 30% to 10 winners and 10% to keep it running — after card fees. Not-for-profit, licensed, and more than twice as generous as the big lotteries.
The stars of Round 82
10 Oct – 6 NovHolly Hedge Animal SanctuaryRaising funds for Rex’s Vet Care & Enrichment Needs
Rex is a beautiful 9-year-old Collie who has sadly been at Holly Hedge for over two years.
When he first arrived, Rex needed lots of veterinary attention and was very unsure of his new surroundings. Since then, he has truly blossomed and developed a real zest for life.
Wings & Paws RescueRaising funds for Bear’s Vet Care
Bear is a beautiful Golden Doodle who came into Wings & Paws Rescue needing specialist veterinary care for a serious problem with his paw.
Bear was living with significant discomfort and, after veterinary assessment, the heartbreaking decision was made that amputation would be the kindest option once he was old enough. It was a huge decision, but ultimately gave Bear the chance to move forward without the pain and problems caused by his damaged paw.
Ryedale Dog RescueRaising funds for Benny’s Lifelong Vet Care
Benny first came into the care of Ryedale Dog Rescue in 2014 as an unclaimed stray. At around 18 months old, he was health checked, vaccinated and castrated before finding what everyone believed would be his forever family.
Benny enjoyed a fantastic life with them, travelling around the country to steam fairs and rallies. Sadly, his dad passed away during the pandemic, followed a couple of years later by his mum. Benny then became the constant companion of his human brother, helping each other through their loss.
Winners, every single round.
It started with a three-legged dog called Beautie.
In 2014, founder Lisette van Riel rescued Beautie — the happiest dog she had ever met, passed over by adopters because of her missing leg. Days later, Lisette lost her father, and it was Beautie who got her through.
“We might have rescued her, but she rescued me right back.”
Back in the UK, Lisette learned that around 130,000 dogs are abandoned every year while the rescues caring for them struggle for funds. So in July 2020 she started DoggyLottery — a not-for-profit lottery by dog lovers, for dog rescues, with £171,734 raised so far.
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