Sophie found herself in rescue at only six weeks old, so tiny and with a very severe respiratory infection. Since then Sophie has had BOAS surgery to help her, but she has laryngeal collapse. Her eyes need careful monitoring, she was diagnosed with Pigmentary Keratitis, as does her breathing. Sweet Sophie will need our life long support.

Axel was rescued from the meat market in China and miraculously saved. He was rescued with three other puppies who sadly passed away before they even got to travel to England. Axel suffered from an extremely bad skin condition, blindness, deafness, bad legs and a luxating patella. He will be in our care for the rest of his life.

When Kira arrived in rescue she was struggling to get around due to Pug Myelopathy and she really needed our help to help her live her best life. Thanks to very kind donations we were able to purchase a new set of wheels and now she is now living happily with her brother, Axel, who is another of our sponsored Pugs. Kira will be in the life long care of our rescue and will need help with her medical bills.

Meet the Cymru siblings: Tyler, with neurological issues and a tied top lip; Jakey, the loving big brother; Sanne, a complex dog who adores her brothers; Nev, a teeny boy with a cleft palate; Amos, wobbly due to vestibular disease and Bertie, with myelopathy, unstoppable with wheels.

Prudence came into rescue in October 2025. She’s 4 years old and has already had two litters in her short life. When she arrived, Pru weighed just 4.6kg, she was painfully underweight, with her ribs visible. She was hungry, anxious, and unsure of her new surroundings. But despite everything she’s been through, her gentle nature shines through. She’s the sweetest little girl who just wants to be close to her humans and new furry friends at all times.

A vet check has confirmed that Pru has cataracts in both eyes, leaving her with very limited vision. She relies heavily on sound to communicate and navigate her world. Once she’s regained some much-needed weight and settled into her new home, she’ll be spayed to ensure her breeding days are behind her for good.
The rescue also hopes to raise funds for cataract surgery, which could restore her sight and give her the bright, happy future she deserves.

Your support will go directly toward her veterinary care and her life-changing eye surgery.

Every little bit helps give Pru the second chance she’s been waiting for.