The Mayhew Animal Home, established 118 years ago, is today one of the busiest sanctuaries in London, rescuing and re-homing thousands of companion animals from abandonment, abuse and neglect every year. The work of The Mayhew goes far beyond conventional animal welfare issues and includes:

Adoption – Low-cost clinics for neutering, vaccinations and microchipping – FREE neutering for all Bull Breeds – Behavourial advice – Community Outreach projects including Pet Refuge – Training programmes for International vets – NVQ qualifications in Animal Care – Fostering services

Visit www.mayhewanimalhome.org today to find out how you can help

To find out more about our work abroad visit www.mayhewinternational.org

ADOPTIONS

We have re-homed thousands of dogs, cats, rabbits and other small animals over the years.

Each animal is different but all have one feature in common: they all need love, time and attention.

Staff at The Mayhew work hard every day to place the correct animal with the right owners.

Please visit www.mayhewanimalhome.org for animals in need of loving homes, or call 020 8969 0178

BECOME A FRIEND OF THE MAYHEW

The Mayhew Animal Home relies totally on voluntary contributions. We do not receive any government or lottery aid. Our work would be impossible without the support of our Friends, so, by becoming a Friend of the Mayhew you will be directly helping the animals in our care.

Membership costs just £10 for a full year, or £5 for senior citizens and the under 16’s.

Please visit www.mayhewanimalhome.org/friends

Any donation, no matter how small, is greatly appreciated and helps us to continue our vital work

Nr. Bishop Auckland, County Durham
DL14 ONB
0797 112 8256 or 0777 765 6757

http://www.ramshawrescue.co.uk

Ramshaw Rescue Centre is a non-profit making organisation. We rely on donations made to the centre, without which we could not operate. The animals we rescue consist mainly of: dogs, horses, donkeys and other farm animals. We have been known to rescue ducks, cats, chickens, rabbits, pigeons. In fact anything with a pulse, Kate Wilson will rescue, apart from children!

We boast 20 rescue kennels and an additional 14 newly built separate boarding kennels. Six loose boxes, puppy nurseries, hospital kennel and field shelters. There is Extensive (54 acres) grazing land surrounding the centre.

Rescue

The centre works mainly with dogs and horses. Ramshaw Rescue Centre has rescued and rehoused more than 4,000 dogs and 80 horses, since its humble beginnings in 1995. Kate Wilson, former riding instructor and Darlington Dog Warden, founded the centre due to massive demand.

Boarding

Ramshaw Boarding Kennels has 14 new purpose-built boarding kennels. Each kennel consists of a large sleeping area and plentiful sized run. The dogs are exercised regularly in the surrounding environs that consist of 54 acres of grassland, hedged and fenced (without barbed wire) in traditional manner. We also have two large, fenced play areas.

Ramshaw Boarding Kennels charges a realistic £4.25 fee per day (discount on multiple occupation), which covers all living expenses. Sleeping areas will be heated when necessary. Special diets and other individual requirements (i.e. Insulin injections, epileptic dogs, pregnant bitches etc.) catered for by arrangement.

When the second and third cases arrived it was quickly realised that it was the same people helping to raise money therefore the charity was conceived. we had our first official meeting on 21st May 2001.
The charity has a strong membership totaling 190 people, and growing, including the steering Executive Committee. In this committee are Steve Wood as Chairman, Linda Birtwell as Vice Chairman, Vera Atkinson as Treasurer, Georgina Allen as Secretary, Steve Wood and Georgina Allen as Welfare Officers.
All our dogs are strays. After spending a week at the local kennels with no owner in (Aspen Valley) sight we try to foster what dogs we can. The are checked by the vet, they have their first vaccination, wormer and given any treatment they require. At the foster home the dog is microchipped.

There are plenty of ways to become involved in HSDIN. We are always in need of foster carers. We provide and fund everything you and the dog need, in return we ask that you give our dogs help, time and compassion. We need more members to share ideas about events and fund raising ideas. Help with transporting the dogs from A to B and putting up posters in your area.

If you are interested in any aspect of are charity please visit our website.There are plenty of ways to become involved in HSDIN. We are always in need of foster carers. We provide and fund everything you and the dog need, in return we ask that you give our dogs help, time and compassion. We need more members to share ideas about events and fund raising ideas.

tel: 0871 560 2282
http://www.bordercollietrustgb.org.uk

The Trust is a Registered Charity (1053585) which relies on public support to assist Border Collies.

Situated in the heart of Staffordshire, our purpose built kennels are our base and rescue centre for the work the Trust undertakes throughout the UK in the care, rescue and rehoming of Border Collies & Collie X’s

Telephone – 0871 560 2282.
The office is open Monday to Friday 9am to 4.30pm.

The kennels are open 9am to 11am and 2pm to 4pm 7 days a week (except Christmas Day & Boxing day).

Border Collie Trust also administer Acresfold Boarding kennels which are situated in our grounds.

HOW TO HELP
Just some of the ways you can help The Trust
Give A Dog A Home
One of the best ways to help is to give a dog a home. Our website provides details of all the dogs we have for rehoming

Sponsor a Dog
A new way to support us! There are several dogs currently in the trusts care who for one reason or another, cannot be re- homed, these are very special dogs.

A Donation
Donate online using a Secure Site. You can donate online with Credit or Charity cards or donate through your employer

We are always delighted to receive money donations, but also pleased to receive donations of articles such as toys for the dogs, blankets, food, collars and lead’s, etc.

Examples of how your donation can help – £10 feeds a dog for two weeks. £10 treats a dog for fleas and ticks. £10 provides worming treatment for three dogs. £10 buys two collars and leads. £10 buys a dog bed and bowl.

Subscribe to Border Collie World Only £10.00 per annum.

Don’t miss out on all the news from B.C.T.(G.B), plus informative and entertaining articles, news on special events, readers Letters, Dogs for re-homing, success stories, and much, much more! Published four times a year.

Join the Border Collie Support Scheme
Join the Border Collie Support Scheme for a minimum of £5 per month by bankers order.

Tell your friends
By simply spreading the word you can help The Trust, it’s amazing how many people hear about us by word of mouth. People have often then become involved with, fund raising themselves or offering practical help – building work and repairs, gardening even dog walking. Perhaps you or a group of friends would like to visit the centre and see what we do and how we do it. There is no limit to what we can do with willing helpers. Although much requires the necessary funding it’s surprising how much can be achieved with enthusiasm and a willingness to get involved.

Remember – if you would like to know more telephone the office on 0871 560 2282 or email us or visit http://www.bordercollietrustgb.org.uk for further information.