Through carefully matched partnerships, workshops, and group sessions or individual visits, our dogs enable the people we work with and their families to live happier, healthier, more independent lives.
The cars that Škoda have provided us with are crucial for our work.
They enable our team of people and dogs to get safely where they need to be - whether it's visiting puppies at our volunteers' homes, picking up and dropping off our dogs, or travelling to different community settings to deliver dog-assisted sessions.
The cars help our dogs get used to car travel too, an important part of their training to become life-changing dogs.
By unlocking the boundless possibilities of the bond we share with dogs, and the positive change these connections can bring about for families, communities and society as a whole.
From volunteering to sponsoring a puppy, every generous act helps us to make life possible for the people we support - find your way to get involved.
Could you raise much-needed funds to help us continue our life-changing work? From bake sales to challenge events, there are so many ways to fundraise and make a difference.
Fundraise
From caring for a puppy or dog to joining a local supporter group, find out how you can give your time and make a difference.
Volunteer
Support our work by sponsor a puppy, and follow their heartwarming journey to becoming a life-changing dog.
Sponsor a puppyEvery donation makes it possible for us to train, care for, and connect our dogs with people whose lives they will transform. With your support, we can make life possible for more people who need it most, bringing greater independence, confidence, and joy to everyday life.
Every connection tells a story. At Dogs for Good, we know that when people and dogs come together, the possibilities are boundless. Each bond is unique, shaped by individual needs, shared goals and the deep understanding between person and dog. Discover the impact of our work and how the connections between people and dogs are helping the people we support to feel more confident, independent and included in the world around them.
Holly is a very busy mum of five, fostering children that are neurodiverse as well as children with complex needs, emotional trauma and physical disabilities.
Style Acre provides person-centred services for 288 adults with learning disabilities and autism across Oxfordshire. The Dogs for Good community dog team supports people there to build life skills for themselves, helping them feel independent, confident and more connected to the world.
When Victoria’s daughter, Amelie, told her she ‘wished she wasn’t herself’ any more, it was time to rethink everything.
Discover tips, advice, and ideas to create a happy, rewarding bond between people and dogs. Good Advice is full of expert guidance, practical resources, and inspiration to keep both people and dogs happy.
Discover more about how our incredible dogs help people live happier, more independent lives. Invite one of our volunteer ambassadors to share inspiring stories with your community group, school or organisation.
