Volunteer to care for a Dogs for Good dog

We’re looking for B&B boarders to help provide provide essential support for our dogs in training.

B&B boarders enjoy the flexibility of dropping a dog off during the working day at our Banbury centre – ideal for those travelling to work in and around the Banbury area every day who can drop off and pick up between the hours of 7.30am and 5.30pm.

As with all our boarding opportunities, it’s a great role for individuals, couples and families who would love to have a dog in their life, but who don’t necessarily want a life-long commitment.

Caring for one of our dogs is a rewarding and fulfilling experience, and you’ll also be playing a part in helping our dogs to enable others to live life more independently.

You’ll be supported every step of the way by our expert training team who will guide you on exercise, feeding and caring for the dog, and all vet and food bills are covered by us.

A few things you’ll need to provide:

  • A safe and secure garden (5 foot fence min) 
  • Have no more than two pet dogs in your home (who have been in your home for at least 6 months)
  • Any children will need to be aged 2 or over
  • We welcome boarders with cats used to living with dogs
  • Attend a training session at our Banbury centre

We’d love to hear you …

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Along with B&B, there are different types of boarding to fit with your lifestyle:

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If you’re interested in any of our boarding roles, please complete our short enquiry form (it should take you about 5 minutes) and one of our team will be in touch.

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What our volunteers say:

“Studley was with us for about four months during his training.  He was an absolute superstar, everybody loved him.

We know he’s going to make an incredible difference to his client’s life but also for us, it’s the difference it makes having a dog to look after. Getting us out, walking a dog, making us go out every day.”

David, temporary boarder.

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