Chimney Farm rescues dogs in need from the UK and abroad. We are based in and around Fleet, Hampshire. Since it was formed in 2014 Chimney Farm has rescued and rehomed thousands of dogs in need.
Our dogs come from a variety of countries and have had very sad starts to their lives. They have been let down by humans, but with the help of rescuers, fosterers, volunteers and adopters we can change their lives and give them hope and help them trust again. |
Dogs Rescued 2021
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How you can help us
If you would like to help us by volunteering or donating, either by joining our monthly Guardian donators or a one off donation. Become a volunteer Fundraisers needed Make a donation - Monthly Guardians & one off donations If you use Amazon Smile or easyfundraising, Chimney Farm International Dog Rescue can receive donations from all the goodies you buy.
Please register and choose us as you’re nominated charity and we will also receive a gift. Win win. ![]() Fighting Climate Change
To compensate for the carbon emissions generated by the charity's activity we are giving financial support to the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. Total Donated = £873 More info. |
Available for Adoption
Unfortunately, due to Covid travel restrictions within the UK and abroad and adjusting to the revised requirements of post-Brexit arrangements for dogs travelling into the UK, we will have fewer dogs available for adoption in the short term. Every country should have the 5 freedoms of animals in their minds, yet they do not. All animals are sentient beings and deserve humane treatment and compassion.
Originally written in 1964 as a response to the welfare standards of farm animals, a report concluded that animals should have “the freedom to stand up; lie down; turn around; groom themselves; and stretch their limbs”. This concept was later developed by the Farm Animal Welfare Council and became known as the ‘Five Freedoms’ to help define the physical and mental welfare needs of a domestic animal:
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