1 Review = 1 Happy Dog

We are going to support dogs in need by donating to a dog shelter for every review we receive on our website, Google or Facebook.

We have decided to support Dogs4Rescue, a small rescue which is passionate about supporting abandoned, injured and homeless dogs. We will donate £1 for every written review left by our customers, which is enough to keep a dog fed and happy. If a review contains an image, we will donate £5, which will help cover the costs of blankets and heating as well.

 

2021

Month	Customer Reviews	Total Raised
March	51 (6 images)	£125
April	22 (6 images)	£96
May	24 (1 image)	£79
June	18 (2 image)	£76
July	18 (6 image)	£92
August	13 (2 image)	£73
September	10 (2 image)	£68
October	15 (2 image)	£73
November	16 (3 image)	£78
December	6 (0 image)	£56

Total amount donated = £816

 

2022

Month	Customer Reviews	Total Raised
January	4 (2 images)	£62
February	10 (5 images)	£80
March	5 (0 images)	£55
April	14 (3 images)	£76
May	12 (0 image)	£62
June	11 (6 images)	£85
July	15 (2 images)	£73
August	16 (3 images)	£78
September	7 (2 images)	£65
October	10 (2 images)	£68
November	12  (0 images)	£62
December	7 (1 image)	£61

Total amount donated this year = £827

 

2023

Month	Customer Reviews	Total Raised
January	8 (1 images)	£62
February	8 (0 images)	£58
March	22 (3 images)	£84
April	10 (3 images)	£72
May	11 (3 images)	£73
June	8 (5 images)	£78

Total amount donated this year = £427

 

About Dogs4Rescue

Dogs4Rescue is a UK-based animal rescue organization that rescues and rehomes abandoned and unwanted dogs. In the past year, they have continued to work tirelessly to save dogs and provide them with the care and love they need.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Dogs4Rescue had to temporarily close their doors to the public and cancel their fundraising events. However, they were still able to rescue and rehome many dogs thanks to the support of their community.

Over the past year, Dogs4Rescue has rescued and rehomed over 150 dogs. They have also worked on several campaigns to raise awareness about animal welfare and encourage people to adopt rather than buy dogs.

Dogs4Rescue has also been working on expanding their facility so that they can rescue even more dogs in need. They have acquired additional land and have started building a new kennel block to accommodate more dogs.

Despite the challenges of the past year, Dogs4Rescue remains committed to their mission of saving dogs and providing them with the love and care they deserve.

“At Dogs4Rescue, we are setting out to challenge and change the stigma associated with rescue dogs and to prove they are as adaptable, sociable and well behaved as any other pet. Where possible we always look to rehome the dogs that we take in. Sometimes, however, the dogs that we help are too badly traumatised/ have issues preventing them from being homed. These are our Sanctuary Dogs.”

– Emma Billington (Founder)

These dogs need special care and resources so they can live a happy and complete life.

 

Dogs 4 Rescue’s Latest Project

The rescue’s most recent project is building a new rehab center where they can properly give support to the dogs who need extra care and training in order to find their forever home.

The organization has already begun work on the new kennel block, which will be equipped with state-of-the-art facilities to provide the dogs with a safe and comfortable environment. The new kennels will have underfloor heating, automatic water dispensers, and a ventilation system to ensure that the dogs are always healthy and comfortable.

In addition to the new kennel block, Dogs4Rescue is also planning to build a sensory garden for the dogs to enjoy. The garden will feature a variety of plants and materials designed to stimulate the dogs’ senses and provide them with a fun and enriching environment.

The expansion of Dogs4Rescue’s facilities is a significant step towards their goal of rescuing and rehoming as many dogs as possible. The organization is excited to continue working on this project and providing a safe and loving home for dogs in need.

 

Handican’s Marathon

In 2022, three dogs with severe disabilities have completed a 26-day marathon to raise £70,000 for the new Dogs4Rescue Sanctuary.

The trio, Lolipop, SuperBran, and Odin, took turns running and wheeling a mile each day to complete the feat. They were rescued from overseas, with Lolipop having his legs removed as a puppy in Ukraine, SuperBran left with paralyzed back legs after being hit by a car in Spain, and Odin born in Bahrain with a condition that gives him a ‘bouncing’ back leg walk.

“The boys don’t know they are disabled, they just get on with living their best lives” 

– Emma Billington (Founder)

Despite their disabilities, the dogs love their walks and inspire people with their determination and joy for life.

 

Third Year of Partnership

This is Wire Fence’s third year of partnership with Dogs4Rescue. During the first two years, we managed to raise £1643 for the charity, which helped them cover some essential expenses, such as vet bills, which are the biggest cost for most animal rescues. By continuing this partnership, we would like to help them in achieving their goals and building a safe, fun environment for the dogs to thrive in. 

“Our plans this year are endless.  We have the new 40 acre site to start which indeed will require an awful lot of fencing as one of the first jobs.  Then we will be building the dogs’ log cabins and hopefully getting the first lot of dogs up there before the end of the year.  We don’t do things by halves, too many dogs to save.”

The biggest cost to our rescue is our vet bills. Boring but true, we struggle to raise money for these kind of essentials and so the support of businesses like this with regular donations really helps ease the burden. Today’s motley crew were in this morning (pic attached) – some of our more disabled but incredibly unique individuals with huge resolve and inspirational stories. Sherry, Bailey and Zina.

– Emma Billington (Founder)

 

How You Can Help

• If you are a Wire Fence customer, please leave a review and we will make a donation on your behalf
• Donate directly using the Dogs 4 Rescue donation page
• Visit their page to check out how you can help them in other ways