Registered Charity No. 1093211
Keith's Rescue Dogs
Keith’s Rescue Dogs is a charity devoted to the welfare of unwanted and abandoned dogs. We are based in Lincolnshire and re-home mainly in the local area, but we do consider re-homing further afield for dogs that have been with the charity for a long time. The charity began life in 2000 and since then has re-homed hundreds of dogs.
Adopt Douglas today and discover the joy of sharing your life with a loving and loyal companion!
Meet Shadow, a lovely 14-month-old large crossbreed lady. She's been with us too long & longs for a family to call her own. Can you give Shadow a loving home?
Meet Ted, a friendly & sociable pocket bully. He's great with teenagers & now seeks a new forever home. Can you give Ted a loving home?
Adopt Douglas today and discover the joy of sharing your life with a loving and loyal companion!
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A very characterful lady who can be a little defensive, but is very loving towards those she knows. Can you give Narla a chance at a new life?
Meet Shadow, a lovely 14-month-old large crossbreed lady. She's been with us too long & longs for a family to call her own. Can you give Shadow a loving home?
Simba is a mature male crossbreed , and would be the perfect companion and garden dog.
Meet Ted, a friendly & sociable pocket bully. He's great with teenagers & now seeks a new forever home. Can you give Ted a loving home?
We also have the following dogs available, please call if you are interested!
Keith’s Rescue Dogs is a charity devoted to the welfare of unwanted and abandoned dogs. We are based in Lincolnshire and re-home mainly in the local area, we would however consider re-homing further afield for dogs that have been with the charity for a long time.
There are many reasons dogs come into our care; marriage breakdown, financial problems, owners cannot cope when baby comes along, owner dies, owner moves into rented accommodation, unwanted Christmas gifts is a particularly sad reason. There are of course more disturbing cases where dogs have been neglected and occasionally subjected to extreme cruelty, we have taken in dogs that have been beaten, thrown from moving cars and tied to trees and abandoned the list is endless.
A lot of people fail to realise that Animal charities help people not just animals, for example many dogs come to us from the elderly moving into residential or care homes, people with disabilities who can no longer care for their dogs and sadly sometimes people that are terminally ill, all these people are often more concerned about their pets welfare then their own, animal charities play a very important role in society in helping both people and animals alike.
(1) The care and protection of dogs which are in need of care and attention by reasons of homelessness, maltreatment, poor circumstances, ill usage or similar causes, and prevention of cruelty to and suffering among dogs.(2) The Education of the public as to humane principles and correct treatment of dogs.
