Giving in memory
Giving a gift in memory is a lasting and very special way to remember a loved one. It honours their memory whilst supporting a cause that wa... read more
Donate
If you wish to double your donation to Canine Partners you can do so by donating via the Big Give website between 28 November – 5 December. Double your donation here [Please note, as we’ve reached our target, donations made will no longer be doubled but still very much appreciated]
To donate online, please select from the following options:
If you would prefer to send your donation by post, please send cheques made out to Canine Partners to:
Canine Partners
Ashby Road
Osgathorpe
Loughborough
Leicestershire
LE12 9SR
How all donations make a big difference...
£5
Could pay for food and water bowls for two new puppy recruits.
£10
Could help feed a litter of puppies for a week.
£30
Could help buy equipment and accessories needed to train our dogs during their advanced training.
£65
Could pay for a day of partner training at their home or at our training centres.
£100
Could pay for helping to train a dog to unload a washing machine.
£150
Could pay for an eight week old puppy’s going home equipment pack.
Other ways to donate
Sponsor an amazing puppy
Help us transform more lives, starting from only £1 a week... read more
Donate goods
As well as asking our supporters to collect stamps and recycle print cartridges, we sometimes need specific items to be donated. ... read more
Give a major gift
If you’d like to make a larger donation towards our work, please get in touch today.... read more
Give As You Earn Scheme
Give as You Earn is a scheme that enables employees to donate to any UK charity straight from their gross salary (before tax is deducted) me... read more
Prefer to donate by phone, or need some help?
Call us on 03456 580480
Monday - Friday: 9am - 5pm
From our blog…
Meet Wren and Darcey
My name is Wren and I’m partnered with seven-year-old Golden Retriever, Darcey – I’m 31 years old and I live in Hampshire. Since I was a child, I’ve struggled with health problems, but I didn’t become disabled until later in life. In 2012, I had a bout of glandular fever. Following on from that I … read more
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