Dogs Trust

Covid-19 update April 2021: Our rehoming centres are currently closed to the public for general browsing. We’re still rehoming virtually and we’re here to help if you can no longer care for your dog. Please don’t visit, or travel to our centres unless you have already been matched with a dog, or are leaving donations at one of our contact-free drop off points.

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Our rehoming centres are currently closed to the public for general browsing.

We kindly ask that you don’t visit, or travel to, our centres. We’re still rehoming, with a virtual matching system and safety measures in place. If you’re matched with a dog, you’ll be invited an appointment at the centre to meet them, and if all goes well, make plans to take them home.

More information about rehoming from us.

We’re experiencing unprecedented interest in adoption, so please bear with us, we’re doing everything we can to find our dogs their forever homes.

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Location

Dogs Trust West London
Highway Farm
Harvil Road
Uxbridge

UB9 6JW

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Opening times

Our centres are currently closed and can only be visited by appointment at this current time. Our phone lines are open 8.30am to 5pm for enquiries or to make an appointment.

Contact

01895 379926

Phone lines open:
Every day from:
8:30am – 5.00pm
Times subject to change at short notice.

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Hello and welcome to Dogs Trust West London! Our Rehoming Centre based in Harefield is set within 16 acres of farmland and home to seventy five purpose built kennels. We currently have over 150 dogs in our care including our sponsor dog - Hobo!

Our fantastic facilities including under floor heating, glass fronted kennels, six exercise paddocks, a four acre field, a Puppy Suite and our amazing new Sensory Garden. All help to ensure our residents really enjoy their time here; they even get room service! 

Every year we find loving new homes for hundreds of stray and abandoned dogs, and our friendly staff are here to help you find the right four- legged friend, so please do drop in and visit; you don't need an appointment during opening hours. Here are some of our dogs enjoying their stay with us (though they'd like a forever home, if you're offering!)

Did you know our Supporter Relations Officer (SRO), Irene Anidjah can offer free talks to community groups and organise tours of the rehoming centre? 

Irene deals with all the local enquiries about donations in memory of a loved one, as well as answering any questions about our free Canine Care Card Scheme or legacies.

She also organises the annual Fun Day and helps with the social media coverage for the rehoming centre too!

Did you know our Education and Community Officer Rosie Allen delivers FREE educational workshops to primary school aged children.  She also offers educational talks of our rehoming centre.

Every year our Education Team visit hundreds of schools and work with thousands of children encouraging positive attitudes towards canine welfare, whilst also supporting the national curriculum. Our trained and experienced team is fully equipped to deliver engaging and interactive lessons which include our underpinning themes of Dog Safety and Responsible Dog Ownership.

For more information or to book a visit, contact Rosie Allen.