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24 hours ago

Meet Roxy 🐶🐾

When Cavaliers In Need N.I rescued her, she was a scared, skinny little pup who had never known a soft bed, gentle hands or a loving home. But that changed quickly.

With the funds from our grant, Roxy received the vet care and support she needed to grow in confidence, and with the help of her amazing foster family, she blossomed into the bright, happy dog she is today.

Now she’s enjoying life with her wonderful new family, discovering cuddles, comfort… and lots of toys with her new sibling.

Stories like Roxy’s are only possible because of the rescue and rehoming organisations like Cavaliers in Need working tirelessly to give dogs a second chance, and the supporters who make grants like this happen. 🙏

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Meet Roxy 🐶🐾

When Cavaliers In Need N.I rescued her, she was a scared, skinny little pup who had never known a soft bed, gentle hands or a loving home. But that changed quickly.

With the funds from our grant, Roxy received the vet care and support she needed to grow in confidence, and with the help of her amazing foster family, she blossomed into the bright, happy dog she is today.

Now she’s enjoying life with her wonderful new family, discovering cuddles, comfort… and lots of toys with her new sibling.

Stories like Roxy’s are only possible because of the rescue and rehoming organisations like Cavaliers in Need working tirelessly to give dogs a second chance, and the supporters who make grants like this happen. 🙏

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Can I ask how you apply for a grant from you please? I support a very small rescue in my city, they don't get much support but they do incredible work, as all animal rescues do. The rescue I support started out just neutering but soon realised that so much more was needed to help the cat crisis in Hull. So they now scan, foster, reunite lost cats with their owners, help injured, stray and feral cats and kittens, pay vet bills and so much more. They even put cat shelters discretely on the streets for the cats that theres no room in the rescues for, to help them survive winter. They are also trying to set up a feral recovery unit for TNR. They would benefit from a grant so much, they are called Hull Streetcats. Xx

Spring is in full bloom! 🌷

As we all head out for brighter, longer walks with our dogs, it’s important to remember that some of the season’s most beautiful plants can be harmful to our four‑legged friends 🐶💛

Here are some common springtime plants and bulbs that are toxic to dogs:
🌼 Amaryllis
🌼 Bluebells
🌼 Buttercups
🌼 Crocuses
🌼 Cyclamen (root)
🌼 Daffodils / narcissus (bulbs)
🌼 Elderberry
🌼 Foxglove (leaves & seeds)
🌼 Hyacinth (bulbs)
🌼 Lupin (leaves & seeds)
🌼 Onion (can cause anaemia)
🌼 Rhododendron & azalea (whole plant)
🌼 Rhubarb (leaves)
🌼 Sweet pea (stem)
🌼 Tulips
🌼 Wild cherry tree (twigs & foliage)
🌼 Yew (berries & foliage)

If you think your dog has eaten any of these, please contact your vet straight away. Acting quickly can make all the difference.
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Spring is in full bloom! 🌷 

As we all head out for brighter, longer walks with our dogs, it’s important to remember that some of the season’s most beautiful plants can be harmful to our four‑legged friends 🐶💛

Here are some common springtime plants and bulbs that are toxic to dogs:
🌼 Amaryllis
🌼 Bluebells
🌼 Buttercups
🌼 Crocuses
🌼 Cyclamen (root)
🌼 Daffodils / narcissus (bulbs)
🌼 Elderberry
🌼 Foxglove (leaves & seeds)
🌼 Hyacinth (bulbs)
🌼 Lupin (leaves & seeds)
🌼 Onion (can cause anaemia)
🌼 Rhododendron & azalea (whole plant)
🌼 Rhubarb (leaves)
🌼 Sweet pea (stem)
🌼 Tulips
🌼 Wild cherry tree (twigs & foliage)
🌼 Yew (berries & foliage)

If you think your dog has eaten any of these, please contact your vet straight away. Acting quickly can make all the difference.

🌸 Give your pup a springtime pamper, and help pets in need!

When you add the Spring Pamper package to your pet's groom at Pets UK Grooming, it includes a £1 donation to the Foundation, supporting pet welfare initiatives across the UK. 💚🐾

A seasonal treat with real impact.

👉 Find your nearest salon to book: petsathome.com/grooming
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🌸 Give your pup a springtime pamper, and help pets in need!

When you add the Spring Pamper package to your pets groom at Pets UK Grooming, it includes a £1 donation to the Foundation, supporting pet welfare initiatives across the UK. 💚🐾

A seasonal treat with real impact.

👉 Find your nearest salon to book: petsathome.com/grooming

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