World Spay Day
Today is World Spay Day. Each year World Spay Day draws attention to the importance of spaying and neutering pets.
DONATE TO OUR DOGS WHILE YOU SHOP ONLINE
We’re excited to introduce a new way you can support us. When you register for free with EasyFundraising via your phone and/or desktop computer, you can raise money for All Dogs Matter with every purchase you make from thousands of online brands. The best part, you don’t have to spend an extra penny for us to receive a donation.
2024 A Year in Review
2024 has been a big year for us at All Dogs Matter.
We celebrated 15 years of ADM and realised that charities like us are more needed than ever as we faced unprecedented demand from council pounds and members of the public who asked for our help to rehome their dogs.
Cramer’s Story
We wanted to share Cramer’s story to help spread awareness of the importance of dog vaccinations and how they can, quite literally,  be the difference between life and death. Cramer, an approximately 10 month old Yorkie came to us after being abandoned. He was not microchipped, and this generally means that he was not vaccinated…
Wendy and Wrigley’s Story
Earlier this week we received a call about Wendy and Wrigley, a beautiful pair of Pocket Bullies who had been used for breeding and were living in appalling conditions. We are full to capacity, but when we heard their story, we knew we had to act.
Tottenham Hotspur launches club for dog-owners in support of All Dogs Matter
Fans can now sign up become members of the Tottenham Hotspaw Official Supporters’ Club and support ADM’s work
We Are in Crisis
We are in crisis 💔 Please watch our video.
All the dogs featured in this video came to us over a 48 hour period.
Buddy’s Story
Gorgeous Staffie Buddy was adopted just over 2 years ago, and has come on leaps and bounds.
Brian’s Story
We received a call from the dog warden about a gorgeous Frenchie who was in desperate need of a home. We named him Brian, and as soon as he came into our care we realised that he urgently needed to be seen by a vet.
Do you have an XL Bully?
It can sometimes be difficult to ascertain as to whether your dog is an XL Bully. This is because dogs are ‘typed’ by their measurements and look, not by DNA, or the breed the dog was sold or rescued as. XL Bullies are also not a recognised breed of the UK Kennel Club. If you are worried that your dog may be an XL Bully, they must be registered by the end of the 31st January.