Registered Charity No. 1093211
Keith's Rescue Dogs
Keith’s Rescue Dogs is a charity devoted to the welfare of unwanted and abandoned dogs. We are based in Lincolnshire and re-home mainly in the local area, but we do consider re-homing further afield for dogs that have been with the charity for a long time. The charity began life in 2000 and since then has re-homed hundreds of dogs.
Before finding their forever homes, many of our pups need vet visits, vaccinations, and a whole lot of TLC - and most cost us over £1,000 to get there! Thanks to your generous support, we can fetch, treat, and care for dogs who need us most. Every donation, big or small, helps wag more tails!
(Food, cuddles, and care included!)
(Covers trips to the vet, rescue runs & rehoming journeys!)
(Safe, warm kennels for 7 tail-wagging days!)
Or choose your own gift using the button below
🌟 Adopt Douglas Today! 🐾
Discover the joy of sharing your life with a loving ❤️ and loyal 🐶 companion!
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🌟 A very characterful lady who can be a little defensive, but is very loving towards those she knows. ❤️Can you give Narla a chance at a new life? 🌈
These wonderful dogs are looking for loving homes, but haven’t had their photo shoot yet. Don’t let that stop you from discovering your perfect companion – their personalities shine through in every wag and woof!
Milo (ID: 2603)
A lovely Jack Russell; used to being a cherished family pet. He's around 4 years old
Max (ID: 2607)
A one year old Malanoise - a bundle of energy and intelligence
and finally....
🐶✨ Puppy lovers, get ready! We have nine Belgian Malinois puppies who will be ready for rehoming in around four weeks’ time, and they’re already stealing hearts! 💛🐾 If you’d like to register your interest, please give our rehoming officer a call on 01205 750197 between 9am and 6pm. 📞💙 These pups will grow into smart, active, loyal companions — could you offer one their first and forever home? 🏡✨
Keith’s Rescue Dogs is a charity devoted to the welfare of unwanted and abandoned dogs. We are based in Lincolnshire and re-home mainly in the local area, we would however consider re-homing further afield for dogs that have been with the charity for a long time.
There are many reasons dogs come into our care; marriage breakdown, financial problems, owners cannot cope when baby comes along, owner dies, owner moves into rented accommodation, unwanted Christmas gifts is a particularly sad reason. There are of course more disturbing cases where dogs have been neglected and occasionally subjected to extreme cruelty, we have taken in dogs that have been beaten, thrown from moving cars and tied to trees and abandoned the list is endless.
A lot of people fail to realise that Animal charities help people not just animals, for example many dogs come to us from the elderly moving into residential or care homes, people with disabilities who can no longer care for their dogs and sadly sometimes people that are terminally ill, all these people are often more concerned about their pets welfare then their own, animal charities play a very important role in society in helping both people and animals alike.
(1) The care and protection of dogs which are in need of care and attention by reasons of homelessness, maltreatment, poor circumstances, ill usage or similar causes, and prevention of cruelty to and suffering among dogs.(2) The Education of the public as to humane principles and correct treatment of dogs.
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