Adopt a Dog Sheffield: Charity recruiting foster carers for unwanted pups who are training to be support dogs
www.thestar.co.uk - 2024-04-18T09:56:00.000Z

A Sheffield assistance dog charity is ramping up its efforts to give unwanted dogs a second chance, by increasing its recruitment from rescue centres. Support Dogs aims to bolster the number of rescue dogs it uses to help autistic children, adults with epilepsy, and adults with a physical disability to live safer and more independent lives. The charity is a champion for dogs who need a second chance, having sourced one in four of their dogs since 1992 from rescue centres, pounds, or owners who...

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