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.

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Oldies Club is a dog rescue and registered charity in the UK that is run by volunteers and helps dogs aged 7+. It often takes in dogs that have been neglected, resulting in large vet bills. Oldies Club places dogs in foster homes, where they are assessed and receive any veterinary treatment required before being rehomed. The charity also has a sponsor dog programme, for times when it is considered in a dog's best interest to remain in their foster homes on a permanent basis, most often for health reasons, with Oldies Club covering vet bills for the rest of the dog's life.

In addition to Oldies Club's direct rescue and rehoming work, it also features older dogs on its website for many other UK rescues, free of charge, helping to promote the general adoption of older dogs.

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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’.

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Our mission is to take in as many animals as we can properly care for, to restore them to health and happiness and where possible find them good new homes, or provide sanctuary for life.

Foal Farm animal rescue centre is a registered charity based at Biggin Hill in Kent. Its aim is to take in as many sick, distressed and unwanted animals as possible and restore them to health and happiness. The animals are kept on a 26 acre farm where they are neutered, microchipped, vaccinated and given any other medical assistance necessary. Dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea pigs and other small animals are then placed in secure and loving vetted homes. Horses, donkeys, cows, pigs, sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and geese spend their natural lives at Foal Farm. No healthy animal is ever destroyed, and if no home can be found, the animal becomes a resident for the rest of its life.

Foal Farm relies entirely on voluntary contributions, legacies and money made from fund raising events.

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