I’m taking part in the 2026 Edinburgh Marathon with Dogs Trust!
I’m running in the 2026 Edinburgh Marathon in support of Dogs Trust!
The aim of Dogs Trust is to give stray and abandoned dogs a second chance at a brighter future with responsible, caring new owners. Last year, they cared for 11,707 dogs across the UK and Ireland, rehomed 9,914 dogs, and helped deliver nearly one million meals to dogs in need through Fareshare foodbanks.
Your support helps them continue this vital work, especially as the cost of living crisis adds increased pressures for dog owners.
The work of Dogs Trust is only possible with donations like yours. If you’re able to make a small contribution, I know they’d be incredibly grateful – and so would the dogs!
Thank you.
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Canterbury DogsTrust Site visit
Today I had the chance to visit Dogs Trust in Canterbury and see first-hand the amazing work the team do to look after and rehome dogs in need.
The visit was really eye-opening — we were shown around all the facilities and it’s clear how much effort goes into making sure the dogs get the best possible care while they’re there. One thing that stood out to me was the behavioural rooms, which are set up like a front room so foster families can see how a dog acts in a homely environment. Simple idea, but such a clever way to understand their needs and make sure the right match is made.
And of course, we also got to meet loads of dogs… which is always the best part.
Dogs Trust can only do all this with help from the public. Donations go towards keeping the facilities running, paying vet bills, and making sure the dogs are comfortable, well-fed, and ready for a fresh start.
