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We’ll keep you up to date with everything from our heart-warming partnership stories, to top tips from our Dog Welfare team.
You can also find out who’s been supporting us and see how our volunteers help out. Maybe you could feature here soon? Email news@caninepartners.org.uk if you’ve got a story to share!
My name is James and I’m 34 years old. I have Cerebral Palsy which affects the use of all four of my limbs. I face barriers on a day to day basis due to my condition. Small physical tasks can be very difficult for me. Things as simple as picking things up when I drop … read more
Posted 1 year ago in the Our partnerships category
Before the first Covid-19 lockdown, Bob Green, a member of the King Henry VIII Masonic Lodge in Hertfordshire, attended a dog show where he got talking to our Bedford Volunteer Fundraising Group. During their discussion, Bob noticed that our gazebo was looking a little worse for wear and after returning home, he made a proposition … read more
Posted 1 year ago in the Community Fundraising category
With the help of one of its contractors, MJ Evans Construction Ltd, the developer has created a circular trail around our open fields to allow future clients to bond with their canine partners. The new path brings us one step closer to completing the landscaping at our Midlands Training Centre and will make a huge … read more
Posted 1 year ago in the A big thank you category
Leicestershire house building firm, David Wilson Homes, has entered their fourth year of partnership with Canine Partners. They have contributed £200,000 across four years to the charity and we are so grateful for their continued support. They have sponsored the training of four dogs called Wellington, Winstone, Wilson and Bayleigh, as well as helping to … read more
Posted 1 year ago in the A big thank you category
The 14-year-old said: “I first got into cycling during lockdown when I went out on bike rides along the canal towpaths with my family. We usually ride around 20 miles but for my sponsored cycle ride I wanted to push myself so I decided to double this distance and ride further than I have before.” … read more
Posted 1 year ago
Our instructions show you how to use materials you may find at home, such as a sink mat or rubber mat with holes, and simply thread strips of fabric and tie in a knot. Once completed, kibble or treats can be hidden amongst the fabric strands, meaning your dog can then snuffle and route around … read more
Posted 2 years ago in the Make your own snuffle mat category
