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How Your Donations Make a Difference
When you donate to Dennis Shelter, you might wonder exactly what your money helps to provide. Of course, donations help with the things we all immediately think of — food, veterinary treatment, and the day-to-day care of the dogs. But they also make possible the many practical improvements and essential purchases that help make life better for the dogs and make it possible for the shelter team to care for them. Recently, a generous donation to Dennis Shelter was used to buy a
Sep 23 min read


The Importance of Enrichment for Shelter Dogs
When people think of an animal shelter, they often imagine dogs spending their days in kennels, waiting for someone to adopt them. At Dennis Shelter, we believe every dog deserves much more than that. While our dogs have safe kennels where they can rest and sleep, they also need opportunities to exercise, play, explore and socialise. These activities, known as enrichment, are a vital part of keeping dogs healthy, happy and emotionally resilient. With around 250 dogs in our ca
Aug 53 min read


Summer Holidays with Your Dog
Whether you're planning a trip to the coast, exploring the countryside or simply enjoying days out closer to home, summer can be a wonderful time to make memories with your dog. With a little planning, you can keep them safe, comfortable and happy wherever your adventures take you. Plan Ahead Before you travel, make sure your destination is dog-friendly. Check whether dogs are welcome at your accommodation, local attractions and beaches, as some places have seasonal restricti
Aug 13 min read


Tick Season: What Every Dog Owner Needs to Know
Ticks are more than just an unpleasant parasite – they can pose a serious risk to your dog's health. As temperatures rise during spring, summer and early autumn, ticks become much more active, although in some areas they can be found throughout the year. Whether your dog enjoys woodland walks, parks, fields or even playing in the garden, it's important to know how to protect them from ticks and the diseases they can carry. Why are ticks a problem? Ticks thrive in grassy, wood
Jul 163 min read
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