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New Merch
We’ve just launched our new merch – perfect for the cooler autumn!
Our ever popular Joie Des Chiens sweatshirt is back, this time in a gorgeous bottle green with cream text. Perfect for a cozy autumnal dog walk!
We have also launched our Flower Power design in a sweatshirt for the first time. The gray marl and floral design are perfect for this transitional weather – still colourful enough for the sunshine, but warm enough for the cooler temperatures!
Both now available on our shop, and all proceeds go towards supporting our rescue and rehoming work.
Shop nowHowloween Dog Walk
Our annual Howloween Dog Walk is back on Sunday 27th October at The Spaniards Inn, Hampstead.
Join us if you dare on Sunday 27th October 2023 at 10.30am
We will begin at the Spaniards Inn at 10.30am, where we will depart for our walk promptly at 11am, please pre-register online by purchasing a ticket. Tickets are £5 per adult, children go free. All proceeds go towards the care of our dogs.
We will return to the Spaniards Inn at 12pm where we will have a Halloween fancy dress parade, with three categories:
- Spookiest Dog
- Spookiest Child
- Spookiest Adult
We can’t wait to see witches and wizards, ghosts and ghouls! Let your creativity run wild!
Buy TicketsJingle Paws
Saturday 30th November 2024
5-7 pm
St Anne’s Church, Soho
55 Dean Street, W1D 6AF
Join us at St Anne’s Church, Soho on Saturday November 30th from 5pm-7pm for our festive Christmas Carol concert.
Enjoy a festive drink and mince pies on arrival, followed by carols by the wonderful Popchoir and readings from special guests. The event will also include an update on our rescue and rehoming work from charity founder, Ira Moss, and an auction with fabulous prizes to raise money to keep our dogs healthy, warm and loved this Christmas.
Tickets £20 per person. Limited spaces so book early to avoid disappointment. As the venue has limited capacity unfortunately dogs are unable to attend.
Buy TicketsUPDATE ON REHOMING
Sadly like many other charities across the UK, we are completely full with dogs at our kennels and in foster homes. Due to the rehoming crisis in this country, we are currently very limited as to the dogs we can take in.
This is largely the result of a huge increase in dog breeding and ownership across lockdown, and the sharp decrease in demand for dogs now. We are hearing from many owners who don’t research or misunderstand the reality of pet ownership, and need us to take in their new pets that are most often purchased online. Breeders are unable to sell litters of puppies, and they are abandoned. Due to this sharp increase in careless breeding, many more puppies are born with, or develop, health and behavioral issues that owners and breeders don’t want to, or cannot manage. We are seeing many more dogs in need of veterinary treatment, each dog that comes in to us costs us on average of £1000. This trend has had a huge impact on our funding and our capacity to take in more dogs. We have never known dog abandonment to be this high.
Cassy, pictured here, was found emaciated and abandoned. She has been recovering at the vet until we can find her a foster or forever home to recover.
Thanks to your ongoing support we can continue to be there for the dogs that need us.
GIVE A GIFT TODAYAppeal for Foster Carers
At All Dogs Matter we work hard to make our kennels as comfortable as possible, but some dogs struggle in this environment, particularly older and or unwell dogs. Therefore, foster carers are incredibly important in helping provide dogs with the extra attention and stability they need in this turbulent period of their lives. Foster homes also free up valuable kennel spaces so we can make room for more dogs in need so they aren’t at risk of euthanasia.
To be an All Dogs Matter foster carer you need to:
- Ideally have had previous experience owning a dog and be confident with handling them
- Be based in North/North West London postcodes or surrounding Essex areas
- Be at home for some of the day and not leave the dog alone for more than two hours (we can’t consider you as a foster carer if you work full time as lots of our dogs suffer with separation issues)
- Offer an adult only home or home with children aged 14+
- Have direct access to a secure private garden as many of our dogs can be nervous and need a safe space to explore by themselves
- Have your own transport – to take your foster dog to vet appointments
Support our rescue and rehoming work
Support an All Dogs Matter dog from £5 a month
£5 Would help feed a dog for one day
£10 Would pay for one night’s stay in a warm kennel
£100 Would pay for a dogs vaccinations and microchip
£150 Would pay for a dog to be neutered or spayed
£200 Would pay for a dog’s x-ray to investigate any serious injuries
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