Summer Support for Canine Partners

Canine Partners receives no government funding, we rely solely on public donations and legacies to keep creating life-transforming partnerships. We have lots of very deserving people on our waiting list, who want a canine partner to help them regain their independence, but we can only help them with your support. Here are five fantastic ways you can support Canine Partners this Summer…

One-off donations

Donate a one-off amount to help support Canine Partners.

Donations as small as £33 can help;

• Feed a litter of puppies for two weeks
• Fund specialist equipment for our Advanced Training dogs
• Provide half a day of specialist support for a new partnership to work and bond together

Take a look at Penny and canine partner River’s story here.

My Amazing Puppy

Sponsor a little life-changer

Sponsor a puppy and you’ll be giving them the best start on their journey to becoming an amazing assistance dog. You’ll follow their pawsteps through their first year with regular Pupdates, and we’ll send you an exclusive welcome pack, full of goodies, too. My Amazing Puppy makes the perfect gift – for you or for someone else. Will you choose inquisitive Cooper or bouncy Russell – or both?

When you sponsor a puppy, you’ll receive an exclusive;

• Special, personalised certificate
• Quarterly ‘Pupdates’ on your puppy’s progress
• Cuddly puppy toy
• Stunning picture of your chosen puppy

Lottery

Every £1 you play will make a difference, funding amazing assistance dogs that change a disabled person’s life.

Regular Giving

Give regularly to Canine Partners

Making a regular gift to Canine Partners means we can plan for our future training and partnership programme with confidence. A small monthly gift adds up to a big impact for the disabled people that we support. Become a regular giver to Canine Partners and help;

• Re-build our Puppy and Advanced Training programmes so we can meet the
• demand for our life-changing dogs.
• Provide vital Aftercare support, ensuring that we are by the side of our partnerships for the expected decade of their working life together.
• Reduce our waiting list and ensure that returning partners whose dogs are no longer working, are able to continue to maintain their independence and retain the benefits of our life-changing dogs.

Take a look at Jess and canine partner Xolani’s story. 

Legacy gift in Wills

Leave a legacy

Leaving a legacy gift in your Will, no matter what size, will help us to continue providing our life-changing services to people living with physical disabilities in the UK.