Giving your dogs structure and stability will help keep them happy but keeping them entertained is just as important; so here are a few ideas for staying in with your dog!

Our rehoming centres are keeping boredom at bay through plenty of playtime thanks to toys bought with Pets at Home Lifelines.

We thought it would be a great idea to get in touch with some of those lucky adopters who are now living their best life with their rescue dog to see how they are getting on since they left their kennel days behind.

Our research team are embarking on a study to understand how COVID-19 lockdown measures are affecting dog welfare and human-dog relationships in the UK.

We’re really proud to be contributing to the Association of Dog and Cat Homes (ADCH) Emergency Fund – working alongside other charities and partners to provide grants for animal rescue groups in desperate need of financial support.

Georgina and her two dogs are taking to the streets of London as part of the 2.6 Challenge to raise funds for the dogs in our care.

Thanks so much for your continued support, it means so much to everyone here at Dogs Trust and especially the dogs we care for.

Here are our favourite ways to keep dogs entertained!

Over the weekend a couple of our awesome Canine Carers gave up their days off to take two of our residents on a lovely day out to the beach.

1-year-old Staffordshire cross Sarah enjoyed a fun-filled sleepover with her favourite canine carer.