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
Harvey · UK Spaniel RescueUK Spaniel RescueSecond Chance Akita Rescue UKGeordie Bullies Springboard Rescueall three equally
Harvey · UK Spaniel Rescue0Dobbie · Second Chance Akita Rescue UK0Moana · Geordie Bullies Springboard 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 81
12 Sep – 9 OctUK Spaniel RescueRaising funds for Harvey’s Veterinary Care
Harvey came to us after his owners sadly died, so we didn’t have much information about him. We were contacted by another organisation to see if we could help.
Our fosterer, Richard, took Harvey in so we could get his veterinary treatment sorted in preparation for finding him a new home. He has settled in very well with Richard and our ambassadog, Buster, but he is now ready for pastures new.
Second Chance Akita Rescue UKRaising funds for Dobbie’s Vet Care
SCAR are raising funds towards a large and unexpected veterinary bill for our beautiful Dobbie. Sadly, he recently injured his foot at kennels and had to have his toe amputated. Dobbie is terrified of most things and, whilst he has come on a lot since being in our care, he still only trusts a few special individuals. He does, however, adore other dogs and gains courage from them. Please vote for Dobbie through #DoggyLottery. Funds raised will help towards the unexpected veterinary costs of his injury and surgery.
Geordie Bullies Springboard RescueRaising funds for Moana’s Vet Care
Moana was abandoned and left in a pound kennel in a truly heartbreaking condition. When we saw her, we knew we had to get her out immediately.
She was skin and bone, covered in blood, pus and filth, with extensive hair loss and skin so raw, inflamed and damaged that in places she looked as though she had been burned. A large, ulcerated mass was also protruding from her bottom. It was devastating to imagine how long she had been suffering without veterinary care.
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 £170,196 raised so far.
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