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
Oliver · NoToDogMeatNoToDogMeatWellingborough Dog WelfarePhoenix French Bulldog Rescueall three equally
Oliver · NoToDogMeat4Connie · Wellingborough Dog Welfare0Galactica · Phoenix French Bulldog 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 83
7 Nov – 4 DecNoToDogMeatRaising funds for Oliver's Vet Care
Oliver was rescued from a dog meat truck bound for the notorious Yulin Dog Meat Festival when he was still a puppy. Despite his traumatic start, his playfulness never left him and he has always been so full of fun and joy.
We have always hoped to find Oliver a loving home, but a few months ago, while a volunteer was grooming him in China, a worrying lump was discovered on his head.
Wellingborough Dog WelfareRaising funds for Connie's Vet Care
Connie has sadly been with Wellingborough Dog Welfare for four years and is still waiting to find her forever home. 😢
She recently underwent cruciate surgery costing over £3,000 and is now recovering. Although she has had a few setbacks along the way, we can't wait for the day she can go off lead and run around again, as she absolutely loves a ball!
Phoenix French Bulldog RescueRaising funds for Galactica's Vet Care
Galactica came to us as a very sweet little girl suffering from terrible growths and infections in her ears.
There is surgery available, but it involves removing the ear canals, leaving the dog deaf, and comes with a painful recovery. With both ears in equally poor condition, this would have been a lot for our lovely 8-year-old girl to endure.
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 £173,138 raised so far.
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