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.
Before finding their forever homes, many of our pups need vet visits, vaccinations, and a whole lot of TLC - and most cost us over £1,000 to get there! Thanks to your generous support, we can fetch, treat, and care for dogs who need us most. Every donation, big or small, helps wag more tails!
(Food, cuddles, and care included!)
(Covers trips to the vet, rescue runs & rehoming journeys!)
(Safe, warm kennels for 7 tail-wagging days!)
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A loving, young, and very active spaniel‑type boy who’s ready to start his next chapter. Blade has so much love to give and a whole lifetime of adventures ahead 🐕✨
🌟 Adopt Douglas Today! 🐾
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? 🌈
A loving, young, and very active spaniel‑type boy who’s ready to start his next chapter. Blade has so much love to give and a whole lifetime of adventures ahead 🐕✨
🌟 Adopt Douglas Today! 🐾
Discover the joy of sharing your life with a loving ❤️ and loyal 🐶 companion!
🌟 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? 🌈
A beautiful 2‑year‑old lurcher (tbc) who has quickly become a kennel favourite 💕 Loving, well‑behaved, and always happy to see everyone she meets 🐕✨
A striking young collie/husky boy with a big smile and an even bigger personality 🐾✨ Full of charm and ready for his forever adventure.
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Handsome 4yo black GSD 🖤 – loyal, protective, and ready to bond with the right adult home. 🐾
These wonderful dogs are looking for loving homes, but haven’t had their photo shoot yet. Don’t let that stop you from discovering your perfect companion – their personalities shine through in every wag and woof!
🤎 Biscuit (ID: 2549)
Born on 3rd December 2024, Biscuit is a handsome brindle and white Staffy cross with a lot of love to give 💛. He has made fantastic progress with his training and behaviour and is now a well‑mannered, charming young dog who easily steals hearts. Biscuit is an active boy who would thrive in a confident, active home where he can continue to grow and succeed. In the right environment, he will make a truly wonderful companion 🐾✨
🐾Scottie – Ref 2562
Scottie is a larger, mature Jack Russell–type with an energetic and playful spirit 🐕🎾. He loves to stay active and enjoys his playtime, making him a great match for someone who appreciates a lively, fun‑loving dog. Scottie has plenty of character and is looking for a home that can enjoy his enthusiasm and keep him engaged 🏡💙
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.
