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Heatstroke in dogs

If your dog gets too hot they may develop heatstroke, which can be fatal. Would you know what to do?

Know the signs

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The Dog Rescuers is back!

Watch our inspectors in action

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Penny the dog looking emaciated, lying next to some rubbish


Rescued from a rubbish heap

Penny's incredible rescue story

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Let's put an end to animal cruelty

Every year thousands of animals suffer from neglect, cruelty and abuse. With your help, we can end their misery. We rely on voluntary fundraising and donations to carry out our vital work.

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Find each other

You never know who you'll meet and bond with. Because you can't choose the perfect pet. You find each other.

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Animal kindness hints and tips

Take a look around at our advice and welfare pages for up-to-date guidance on caring for pets, farm animals and wildlife.

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Dogs die in hot cars

Never leave your dog alone in a car on a warm day. If you see a dog in distress in a hot car, dial 999.

Help save lives