Saving the lives of lost dogs
Developing the love and purpose of having a dog
Enjoying a shared passion
Keeping our staff, our supporters and our dogs safe
Merseyside Dogs Home
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From the 1st of November we will no longer be using the centre at Lawfords Farm but continue to operate, our website will be updated and published later this month.
Our time at Lawfords Farm has been enjoyable, rewarding and exciting, having placed into new homes 3,210 lost and abandoned dogs. Many of those dogs required rehabilitation and hard work, dogs that could not have been helped if it was not for our great and supportive volunteers.
Without your support through the many gifts we received from food donations to financial, those dogs, now would not be enjoying a happy life in their new homes.
But just because COVID has forced change upon us and we are no longer able to use Lawfords Farm it does not mean our work is completed, far from it. We will continue to help lost and abandoned dogs placing them into new homes, we continue to train emotional support dogs to provide assistance to those suffering mental illness and homelessness.
It is sad to be leaving such gorgeous premises that was a haven for so many dogs but we now enter a post Covid world with changing challenges, we intend to rise to those new challenges and to continue to provide opportunities for people to connect positively with dogs.
Today, our first dog under the new way of working has found her forever home, like all of our dogs she arrived having been abandoned, unloved and homeless.
This forthcoming weekend will see more homeless dogs going into new homes and we will publish their stories.
Once again, on behalf of the dogs, thank you to all of our supporters.
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