Second Chances by Vanessa
As we remember another Rescue Dog Day on 20 May, I want to highlight some of the people who give dogs a second chance. This
As we remember another Rescue Dog Day on 20 May, I want to highlight some of the people who give dogs a second chance. This
Today is National Dog Rescue Day. During the month of May, we have been sharing Second Chance stories. Today, I would like to introduce ourselves
We celebrated September 18th as Bobo’s Gotcha Day—the day he got me. But it took more than a week for me to make him mine.
Ten years ago today, Kim drove me to meet you at South Mimms. My heart pounded with both excitement and anxiety as we rushed toward
There is a new community in town called Rescue Dogs of London, a community of humans with rescue dogs. As long as George had been
I met my foster Mum on the 18th September, 2014 … it took all of nano seconds before she started saying to Kim, “If I
Once upon a long time ago, I walked the streets of Hungary on my own. I was hungry, frightened and directionless. I must have left
On this International Women’s Day – we salute three women who have made a difference in the world of dogs.
Goodbye Vaduz, we’re on our way to Christmas in Salzburg!
When Mum saw this on the back of his hoodie on Pet-Edition – she was thinking – WHAT’S YOLO?!??!!
We wanted to share Hamish Mutley’s story as told by our friend, Mairi who is fostering him.
Rexy and another dog was found chained in the hills somewhere in Hungary – day and night, hot or cold.
Eight-month old brother (Pajkos) and sister (Sofie) golden retriever cross were found abandoned in a Killing Station in Hungary.
We gathered together – pooches and humans at The Milestone Hotel for an Afternoon Tea. To keep it festive at this time of year, we
George and Mummy often spends the morning at Juice Baby together – just us the two of them sitting there for the morning when I am off for a
They say the best moments happen when they’re unplanned.
Half a year ago, little Ray was wandering the streets of Hungary. But he got culled and was left in a cage in the Killing
Like me, George, Ronnie and Ray were abandoned on the streets in Hungary. Thankfully they ended up in a shelter – and kept each other company.
Helló Jebediah! Hogy vagy – which means “How are you?” in Hungarian
Hi! It’s George again! While Darcy is running around like a mad dog in Suffolk I wanted to take today to tell my story – for those
Bessie passed away a year ago today – she was only three.
Three days ago, our friend Manuela visiting from Milano, introduced us to her godmother.
So, George – it’s been three months since you’ve joined our household. How are we doing?
When all the excitement of our reunions have calmed down, we all sat in bed to watch catch-up TV – Graham Norton and Downton Abbey. George cuddling
George arrived in UK from Hungary with a few others on the 18th September. It was a long journey but they all made it. All