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Welcome to Chimney Farm International Dog Rescue
At Chimney Farm we rescue dogs in need from within the UK and abroad. We formed our rescue in 2014 and have since managed to rescue and rehome thousands of dogs in need. Our dogs come from a variety of countries and have very sad starts to their lives, they have been let down by humans but with the help of rescuers, fosterers, volunteers and adopters together we can change their lives and give them hope and trust.
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Please consider adoption rather than supporting breeding. There are so many wonderful dogs in need who deserve a loving home, take a look at our available dogs for current dogs in our care.
If you would like to help us by volunteering, fostering or donating either by joining our monthly Guardian donators or a one off donation, please click the below links which will take you to the relevant section; Become a volunteer Fundraisers needed Become a foster carer Foster homes allow us to help more dogs Make a donation - Monthly Guardians & one off donations Join Easyfundraising - Earn funds for us with doing your daily shopping. |
Join us in helping the wildlife victims of the fires raging in Australia
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The plight of the wildlife of Australia has given many of us sleepless nights thinking about how many animals have been killed in Australia?
How many have been burnt, how many left without their habitat with no place to go? |
Sydney University has estimated that over 800 million animals have been affected in Australia since September. With 480 Million having died. Birds, reptiles, Koalas, Kangaroos, and many more. Koalas are uniquely at risk during these kind of bushfires. While kangaroos and other native Australian animals can move quickly and escape more easily, koalas are slower. Because of this, they are dying en masse.
15 million acres have burned and ecologists have estimated that half a billion animals are now dead. Helping the remaining Australian wildlife should be a top priority for everyone.
Chimney Farm International Dog Rescue has made a £500 donation to a local Australian rescue called WIRES. If you would also like to donate you will find their emergency Facebook fundraiser here .
The WIRES website is here
Recovering from this disaster is going to take years. Without human intervention the habitats will never recover and there will be many more animals in need. So let’s make sure they have the funds they need to help.
15 million acres have burned and ecologists have estimated that half a billion animals are now dead. Helping the remaining Australian wildlife should be a top priority for everyone.
Chimney Farm International Dog Rescue has made a £500 donation to a local Australian rescue called WIRES. If you would also like to donate you will find their emergency Facebook fundraiser here .
The WIRES website is here
Recovering from this disaster is going to take years. Without human intervention the habitats will never recover and there will be many more animals in need. So let’s make sure they have the funds they need to help.
