Sponsor a Dog

Unfortunately not all of our rescue dogs are successfully rehomed, some arriving after suffering unimaginable cruelty and circumstances. These dogs stay with us at EGLR and become long term fosters. Each dog is unique,having individual requirements including socialisation, overcoming fears etc, veterinary care and special diets as well as the normal doggy needs of food, bedding, toys and treats. By sponsoring one (or more) of our dogs, you will help us to make sure that these dogs receive everything that they require for a much deserving happy life.

The sponsorship fee is £20 per year and £10 for children (12 and under).

To sponsor one of our lovely ELGR doggies, contact us on sponsordog@talktalk.net or fill out our form below and we will get back to you!

Thank you for your support, it is greatly appreciated by both the humans and canines at EGLR!

Hi! My name is Flump!

Flump

Flump is a very pretty whippet cross born in 2013.

Hi! My name is Heidi!

Heidi

Heidi is a very special but strange girl, born 2009.

Hi! My name is RooRoo!

RooRoo

Roo Roo came in a broken and damaged boy, born 2013.

Hi! My name is Azzie

Azzie

Azzie was living the feral life before she was eventually caught, running with a broken leg after being hit by a vehicle.

Hi! My name is Tally

Tally

Tally is a Spanish Podenco who came into rescue so emaciated she was skeletal, we didn't think she would survive

Hi! My name is Sherlock

Sherlock

Sherlock is another feral dog who had been on the run for 6mths before we could catch him, he doesn't trust people at all and only his foster mom can handle him.

Hi! My name is Puglet

Puglet

Puglet was found at around 12mths old, he had been dumped and had the most severe demodectic mange and that was just the start of his problems.

Hi my name is Clifford

Clifford

Clifford is a nervous boy only feeling safe and secure in his home environment. He loves his doggy friends and playing in the garden with them.

Piglet

Piglet is one very special little girly, when she arrived with us it was clear that she had some major problems with her back legs and when we started to investigate the xrays showed what the problems was, a very badly deformed spine, caused by poor breeding, this means that she has little movement in her back legs and also means she suffers with double incontinence.

Sponsor a Dog

Thank you for your support, it is greatly appreciated by both the humans and canines at EGLR!

Sponsor one of our lovely dogs!