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Charity Links
Puppy Dog Hotel™ website was launched in July 2009 and now attracts over 50,000 hits per month with the figures rising steadily month on month. This is a great opportunity to promote your organisation completely FREE! If you are a Registered Dog Charity, Rescue Centre, Dog or Puppy organisation and wish to have a FREE link on this site please contact us to be considered. If you simply have some news or items of interest regarding our faithful friends please contact us or leave a message on our guest book by Clicking Here, if you would like us to consider adding items to our site. Why not share your stories, adventures, jokes or tips regarding dogs/puppies! link@puppydoghotel.co.uk
ADVERTISING
Puppy Dog Hotel™ does not generally allow advertising within our website. Advertising is strictly via invitation only, products must be of a very high quality and must have previously been used/tested by the Puppy Dog Hotel™ and meet the very high standards both we and our clients expect. The website currently attracts over 50,000 hits a month. If you feel you have a premiere product to promote please contact us for further information on on 01494 771493 or link@puppydoghotel.co.uk
Puppy Dog Hotel™ are happy to recommend the following:
DOG CHARITIES.
www.hearingdogs.org.uk
Hearing Dogs for Deaf People is a registered charity that trains dogs to alert deaf people to everyday household sounds such as the alarm clock, doorbell, telephone and smoke alarm.
The dogs alert the deaf person by touch, using a paw to gain attention and then leading them back to the sound source. For sounds such as the smoke alarm and fire alarm, the dogs lie down to indicate danger.
Whenever possible, the dogs are selected from rescue centres, but they are also donated by breeders and members of the public, with the remainder coming from the Charity’s own breeding scheme. The size and breed of dog is usually unimportant.
The practical value is obvious, but the therapeutic value should not be underestimated. Many recipients find their increased confidence and independence encourages them to go out and participate in activities which they previously avoided.
The Charity celebrated its 25th Anniversary in 2007 and has placed nearly 1500 hearing dogs since its inception in 1982.
Please see additional page on the Hearing Dogs and please consider offering your help or support to this worthwhile UK Assistance Dog Charity.
There are lots of ways to choose a dog. At Dogs Trust, the UK's largest dog welfare charity, we think rehoming is the best one. The dedicated staff at our 17 Rehoming Centres providea warm, caring environment for every dog until a loving home is found;to find out more watch the video above. Our sponsor a dog scheme helps us give dogs that take a long time to find the right home a safe haven for as long as it takes, because we never put a healthy dog down.
 www.guidedogs.org.uk Guide Dogs wants a world in which blind and partially-sighted people have the same rights, responsibilities and opportunities as everyone else. Guide Dogs provides mobility and freedom to blind and partially-sighted people. We also campaign for the rights of those with visual impairments, educate the public about eye care and invest millions of pounds in eye disease research.
Lake District Mountain Rescue Search Dogs We are a voluntary organisation dedicated to the training and use of mountain rescue search dogs to assist in the search for and rescue of missing persons, predominantly in a mountainous environment, but also in other areas where our skills may be of benefit.All Lake District mountain rescue search dog handlers are also members of a mountain rescue team affiliated to the Lake District Search and Mountain Rescue Association (LDSMRA) and therefore must already be competent in first aid and survival in a mountainous environment. The Association is a regitered charity which continues to exist only because of public donations.
Veterinary Practicies
 www.wheelhousevets.co.uk The Wheel House Veterinary Centre is based in Chesham, with additional branches in Amersham and Little Chalfont. We like to have a more personal approach to animal care. Our experienced, friendly and professional team of staff offer not only first class veterinary treatment, but also advice and encouragement for our clients to help keep their much-loved pets in the very best of health. From nail clipping your hamster to major surgery on your dog, we are here to provide your pets with the expert care they deserve. We look forward to welcoming you and your pets.
Rescue Centres
Border Collie Trust can trace its history back to the 1970’s and became a registered charity in 1996. The following year it opened a rescue centre at Colton in Staffordshire from where 400 to 500 collies and collie crosses are rehomed each year.In addition to rescuing collies the Trust also provides a lot of information and advice to owners of collies.The dogs we rescue come from other rescues, stray pounds and of course individual owners who for one reason or another fund themselves unable to care for their dog.Like all animal charities, fundraising and donations are our only source of income so the support of the public is vital to our work. There are many different ways you can help the Trust continue its work a and details can be found on our website www.bordercollietrustgb.org.uk or by contacting the centre on 01889 577058
Rescuedb is a national database of animals and rescues. Rescuedb has pictures of Dogs, Cats and other animals looking for loving homes. Please support rescuedb and tell your friends about the site and give a rescue a home.
www.rescue-dogs.co.uk Dog rescue, rehoming and adoption in the UK. Overlooked rescue dogs seeking forever homes. Please consider helping this great cause.
DOG & PUPPY SERVICES
www.handsonhounds.co.uk Canine Remedial Therapy & Hydrotherapy Clinic. Susan Davies is someone we are very happy to recommend. Her knowledge, ability and experience can help your pet overcome injuries and help considerably with joint problems etc. Susan Davies also enjoys the recommendations of many Veterinary Practices.
Plan the perfect day out or holiday with your dog. All proceeds from Rover Recommended are donated to the Border Collie Trust GB.
Click Here to visit Rover Recommended Website
DOG & PUPPY SUPPLIES
PetLifeOnline.co.uk for Vet Bed dog beds, quality veterinary pet bedding for dogs, cats and small animals. We are very happy to recommend this company. We use the products ourselves and regulary suggest the products to clients asking about items they should obtain for their new puppy or rescue dog etc.
Hobbies
 Joe and Karina are very happy to recommend the Widescreen centre (London) for those interested in astronomy and optical instruments and accessories, we found Dr. Simon Bennett to be very helpful, friendly and knowledgeable and his advice was invaluable.
The Widescreen Centre is a family owned and run specialist retailer with traditional values and has remained so since starting out in 1971. We pride ourselves with expert knowledge, central London showroom, extensive stock of quality products and outstanding customer service.
Why not visit the website, well worth a look The Widescreen Centre
Holiday Locations
www.holidaycottagebrittany.com
Gites de Keryvon , featured in the channel 4 programme, " A place in the sun", are situated in central Brittany, a beautiful area of forests, lakes and coasts- perfect for family holidays. We offer independent holiday accommodation, with large heated pool, to those who love France. Paul & Peta are a lovely friendly couple who will make you very welcome. Well worth considering.
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Animal Activities for Vulnerable Adults and Young People.
www.farmingforall.org.uk
"Farming For All is a Hertfordshire based, not for profit organisation that provides therapeutic land based and animal activities for vulnerable adults and young people in natural, outdoor settings. They provide guided activities and training on allotment, farm, outdoor or educational sites for adults and adolescents that are designed to engage and inspire whilst building self esteem, motivation and personal development. Meaningful experiences involving animals and in the outdoors have been shown to benefit those experiencing social or educational exclusion, learning difficulties, mental health issues or those recovering from drug or alcohol addiction."
   
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