🐾💛 Meet Lucky – our little warrior with the biggest heart! 💛🐾
Lucky is just 7 months old, but he has already overcome more than most dogs face in a lifetime. Born with part of his colon hanging outside his body, he underwent corrective surgery and, despite everything, has remained the happiest, sweetest little soul you could ever meet.
After nobody wanted him because he still has the occasional accident, Lucky travelled from Macedonia to SRS in March. Since arriving, he has completely stolen everyone's hearts. Tiny in size but enormous in spirit, he approaches every day with joy, courage and a wagging tail.
His kindness shines through too. Before travelling, while recovering at the vets, Lucky noticed another dog waking up from surgery and quietly went to sit beside them so they wouldn't feel alone. That tells you everything you need to know about this special boy.
The funds raised through this lottery will help provide Lucky with the specialist care, veterinary support and carefully managed diet he needs to keep him healthy and comfortable while we continue to believe that one day his perfect home will come along.
Lucky may have had a difficult start, but someone will be very "Lucky" to call him their own. 🐶💛 Vote for Lucky and help give this incredible little fighter the future he deserves. 🐾✨

Saving and Rehoming Strays is a small SCIO (Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation) based in Scotland with a mission to rescue and rehome dogs in the UK. As well as UK dogs we also partner with organisations in Europe, principally Romania, to identify dogs in need and support their path to finding a forever home. We believe in rescue without borders and that every dog deserves an opportunity to find a family of their own.

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

Atlas’s past is devastating. He was severely neglected, left alone in a garden with nothing but unopened tins of food he couldn't eat, no shelter and no water apart from any puddles. Though rescued, he was failed again when a large national charity rehomed him to an owner who abandoned him to stray. After being picked up by the dog warden he was facing euthanasia in the pound, JAWT stepped in to save his life.
But just as he found safety, tragedy struck. Atlas's health plummeted. He became dangerously underweight at 27kg and was in constant, agonizing pain. An emergency MRI revealed a heartbreaking blow, severe immune disease causing his body to attack its own muscles. This is thought to be the result of a long-standing untreated infection. He was actively shutting down and close to death.
Against all odds, Atlas is fighting back. Thanks to specialised treatment and pure resilience, he is finally gaining weight and learning what love feels like. Atlas’s medical journey is far from over. Winning this lottery will directly help pay off his massive veterinary debt, allowing us to keep saving forgotten dogs just like him. Please vote for Atlas today!

The JAWT (Japanese Akita Welfare Trust) was founded by a small group of dedicated Akita owners, who recognised the need for a pure breed rescue in the UK.

The group decided from the beginning that not only was there a need of a rescue and rehoming service, but also the fact that the breed needed a body who would be able to give unbiased opinions to the general public on the welfare and health aspects of this wonderful breed.

At this point in time the number of Akitas being taken into care is growing day by day, which is of great concern to all of us at the Trust. The only way we feel we can reverse this trend is to go forward with our education program in the hope that this may save the lives of some of our magnificent dogs.

We work nationwide, not only with owners, but with council pounds and other rescues. Everyone involved with JAWT has a genuine love and concern for the welfare of the breed and works on a voluntary basis. We receive no public funding and rely solely on fundraising and donations from our supporters.

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

Rhett came into Ravens Rescue after being found alone, cold and hungry and was given his freedom ride from the pound.
When assessed by the vet, he was severely underweight at just 9kg, had a retained testicle, chronically sore ears and signs of mild carpal hyperextension. Despite everything, at only around 4 months old he remained a sweet and gentle puppy.
Since arriving at Ravens Rescue, Rhett has made amazing progress and now weighs a healthy 18.9kg. His legs are improving well, but concerns remain around his hips and his X-rays have now been sent to a specialist for further investigation. Rhett is currently recovering in foster care.
👉 Please vote for Ravens Rescue UK through #DoggyLottery. Funds raised will help cover Rhett’s X-rays, specialist assessments and ongoing veterinary care while he continues his recovery.

Raven's Rescue UK was founded in 2012. We are a fully vet supported Registered Charity and our group of dedicated experienced volunteers give round the clock support and medical care to help animals that have fallen on hard times.

We are based in the West Midlands but help all over the UK wherever we can provide sanctuary to unwanted, abused and abandoned animals, then once rehabilitated, matching each individual to a suitable new home.

All our animals are fostered and receive appropriate medical attention. They are also vaccinated, neutered, treated for parasites, micro-chipped and behaviourally assessed before re-homing. We provide full lifetime backup for all adopted animals and therefore only rehome within the West Midlands.

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