Fundraising Update

We have had a busy month in September with 5 skydiving events, 4 supporters running in events around the country, a 30 mile walk across the Royal Parks in London, a 100ft abseiling event in Derbyshire and a car boot sale run by one of our volunteers. Thank you for helping us to make a difference. We were also awarded a grant from Lush to help us continue the work that we do.

IAPWA are registered....

We are proud to have received confirmation from the Charities Commission that we are now a registered charity, number 1137532.

Please help us help them

Please help us to help more dogs like Snowy who was rescued on the streets and is now living in a safe and loving environment thanks to your support. This poor dog was found as a stray and was in an awful condition. With lots of care and attention the bad days will hopefully soon be a distant memory.

Thank you for your support

As part of our recent project, we neutered 69 animals, vaccinated 99 against debilitating but preventable diseases and provided veterinary treatment to 28 dogs and cats. Thank you for your support.

Update....

This is a picture of the dog in our last post that was rescued with a bottle stuck on her head. One of the puppies only has three legs and has needed veterinary treatment which has been funded as a result of your generous support.

Rescue

We would like to say a big thank you to everyone in Kota Kinabalu who were involved in the rescue of a dog with 3 puppies who had a plastic container stuck on her head for several days. She is now safe and well and has been reunited with her family.

Many of you have asked about the black dog that we rescued in January following our images of her in a horrific condition in the back of a truck. She was taken for immediate veterinary treatment, along with another female and 2 puppies and has since gone on to have 2 beautiful puppies. All dogs are now receiving lots of care and attention from the local foster carer that we work with. Thank you for your support in helping us to give these animals a secure future.