Incr(edible) news… Easter fun is achievable without the need for chocolate! This is great news for dogs because while chocolate is a sweet treat for humans it poses a life-threatening risk to dogs. Elly White from our Health and Welfare team says: “For any dog, eating chocolate is a big no-no… Read More
As part of our focus on World Autism Awareness Week we were thrilled that Chris Packham today reinforced his belief in the power of the human-dog bond; tweeting his support for our innovative work. When the world is difficult to process having a friend who offers unconditional ,… Read More
Today marks the start of World Autism Awareness Week which runs until 2nd April 2018. Over the course of this week, Dogs for Good is celebrating a truly amazing achievement; helping over 1000 families with a child with autism spectrum condition, through its Family Dog workshops. The workshops… Read More
A ground-breaking partnership between Dogs for Good and Bracknell Forest Council was showcased at Crufts as part of the charity’s milestone year celebrating 30 years of transforming the lives of adults and children with disabilities. In addition to assistance dog partnerships, Dogs for Good has led the way in developing… Read More
The extraordinary and unique Dementia Dog project – a collaboration between Dogs for Good and Alzheimer Scotland – is to be featured as part of this year’s Channel Four Crufts TV coverage. The project demonstrates how specially trained dogs have the power to change people’s lives for the better and… Read More