BORDER COLLIE RESCUE
Border Collie Rescue take in, care for, re-habilitate, re-train and re-home unwanted Border Collies and Working Sheepdogs. They rescued Shetland Tess, a sheepdog that had lived wild in Shetland throughout the freezing winter of 2009/10. Watch their video about Shetland Tess's story above, and find out more at www.bordercollierescue.org.
IRISH RETRIEVER RESCUE
Irish Retriever Rescue UK is a non-profit making voluntary organisation committed to safeguarding the futures of abused, abandoned, neglected or simply unwanted Golden Retrievers in Ireland. Many are fostered and rehomed in the UK. Find out more at www.irishretrieverrescue.com
LAKE DISTRICT MOUNTAIN RESCUE SEARCH DOGS
A voluntary organisation dedicated to the training and use of mountain rescue search dogs to assist in the search for and rescue of missing persons. It is a registered charity and relies on public donations. Find out more at www.sardalakes.org.uk.
ANIMAL CANCER TRUST
The Animal Cancer Trust is a registered charity totally committed to funding the fight against cancer in our pets. It aims to provide education and information that help owners and veterinary surgeons understand more about cancer and what treatments are possible. Find out more at www.animalcancertrust.org.uk.
DOGS 4 ADOPTION
This new charity works to re-home dogs in Somerset. It fund-raises to cover veterinary and other costs of rehoming dogs. Find out more on the St Giles Kennel website at www.stgileskennels.co.uk
FOUR PAWS ANIMAL RESCUE (SOUTH WALES)
Four Paws Animal Rescue is a small independent registered charity based mainly in South Wales. They rehome throughout the UK. They don't have a rescue centre, and instead use a network of foster carers. Find out more at www.fourpawsanimalrescue.org.uk.
DOBERMANN REHOMING ASSOCIATION
DRA is a group of volunteers who work to rehome Dobermanns in the UK. Find out more at www.dobermannrehome.co.uk, or take a look at one of their recent videos:
NORTH WEST PET RESCUE
This new charity works not only to find great homes for pets in Northern Ireland, but also to help each animal cope with its situation, with the help of animal behaviourists and trainers. Find out more at www.nwpetrescue.org.uk.
