Your Doggy Lottery donation will help fund Hector's behavioural rehabilitation while he remains in foster care.

Hector came into our care alongside his best friend, Dashi, after they suddenly lost their owner and on their own in the house. While both boys are now safe in foster, Hector is finding it difficult to adjust to the huge changes in his life and needs additional behavioural support to help him feel secure and confident again.
Donations from the Doggy Lottery will help cover the cost of professional behaviourist sessions, personalised training plans, and ongoing support for his foster family as they work with him. This specialist input will give Hector the time and guidance he needs to overcome his anxieties and prepare him for a successful, permanent home.
Every ticket purchased helps ensure dogs like Hector receive the expert care they need—not just a roof over their heads, but the opportunity to heal, rebuild their confidence, and enjoy the happy future they deserve.

Sprocker Assist and Rescue (SAR) was established in 2013 to provide advice, assistance, and a managed rehoming process for Sprocker Spaniels in the UK. We only deal with Sprocker Spaniels and the charity is run by volunteers. We endeavor to help any and all Sprocker Spaniels and their owners in their time of need. Our vision is that every Sprocker is safe, happy and healthy. If you need support with your dog, take a look at our help and advice page (www.sprockerassist.org) which has some general advice as well as information on behaviorists. SAR has a very active Facebook community that you are welcome to join. It is a very welcoming group and is filled with experienced dog owners.

For more details, use the links below to visit their website and social media channels.

K9 Crusaders is a dog welfare charity and each dog they re-home receives complete Rescue Back Up, which is extremely lucky for poor Daisy.

British Bulldog Daisy was abandoned at a local vets. She came to K9 Crusaders and found an owner who fell in love with her. She settled in well and became a happy little dog who loved food and cuddles.
However, Daisy’s new owner recently died, with alcoholics and junkies quickly moving into the empty flat where poor Daisy had been abandoned for the second time. Luckily for Daisy the RBU kicked in and she has been returned to us, albeit in a very poor condition.

Daisy's ears are a gunked up mess, as is her left eye. She must be very uncomfortable and in pain. She went straight to our vet for an ear flush and swabs, and to have the eye treated. We are unsure at this stage if the eye can be saved. One thing we do know is that we will need support with her vet bills and the funds raised by this lottery will be a great help with poor Daisy's costs.

K9 Crusaders is an independent dog rescue, rehoming and rehabilitation charity based in Cornwall. They rely solely on donations and their own fund-raising. They have a small, but dedicated, team that runs the kennels, fundraises, conducts behavioural support and offers advice on any aspect of dogs and their welfare.
K9 Crusaders accepts all dogs, including those who may have been rejected by other rescues as they have issues which make them difficult to rehome. They never put a healthy dog to sleep so dogs remain part of the K9 crew family until they are ready to move on to a new life.

For more details, use the links below to visit their website and social media channels.

Bella was hiding under a bed in fear when her rescuers came to meet her, she was so scared of new people and anything outside of her house! Whilst she is still a sensitive little lady she has come a long way since then thanks to her loving foster carer, volunteer team and vets. Bella has spondylosis, arthritis and bilateral hip dysplasia so the pain medication that keeps her comfortable is an ongoing expense, we still have over £1000 to raise to cover her last set of xrays too. Bella is exploring other therapies to support her musculoskeletal health and is very grateful for any financial support along the way.

Spirit of the Dog Rescue is a volunteer run organisation, founded in 2004 by behaviourists on a mission to prevent the unnecessary euthanasia of dogs. We consistently maintain a ‘quality of care over quantity of dogs’ approach to ensure each individual has a tailored, dog centred rehoming journey and the ability to integrate into their lifelong forever home at their own pace.

Each dog has their own ‘Wellbeing Team’ made up of qualified professional volunteers who meet their needs from every angle, coordinating care plans, creating shortlists from which the dogs choose their own homes, supporting adopters through the lengthy matching process and remaining by their side post adoption. Our aim is to open a small but impactful centre which we are working tirelessly to raise funds for, in the meantime we rent kennel space and utilise experienced, trusted foster placements from which to carry out our work.

We also strive to support dog caregivers in our community with a food bank, low cost microchipping, education opportunities and behaviour support. Our dogs share regular video diaries online and would love for you to follow them to see what a huge difference your donations are making, as well as what makes us a ‘different breed of dog rescue’.

For more details, use the links below to visit their website and social media channels.