We are seeing a significant increase in the number dogs being surrendered with severe chronic conditions. This is having a huge impact on us financially as our vets bill rises. Read more
As the 'firebreak' lockdown in Wales ends on 9 November, we are pleased to re-open our rescue centre, subject to some essential restrictions. Read more
The Welsh Government has published the Animal Welfare Network for Wales Code of Best Practice for Animal Welfare Establishments. Read more
Many of you will have seen the news that Rhondda Cynon Taf (RCT) county borough will be going into a local lockdown from 6 pm on Thursday 17 September. We have therefore made the decision to close our rescue centre to the public until further notice. Read more
A quick look back over the year, before we head into 2021 together. Read more
Wales will be in a national, ‘firebreak’ lockdown for 17 days from 6 pm on Friday 23 October until 9 November. Our rescue centre and charity shop remain closed to the public. Read more
Although non-essential shops can re-open in Wales from Monday 22 June, our charity shop in Pontypridd will remain closed due to essential refurbishment works. Read more
The first week in June is Volunteers' Week and this year we said a huge 'Hope Thank You' to our incredible volunteers who really are the beating heart of our rescue. Read more
Our recent Lockdown Photo Competition attracted over 130 entries. We wanted to share some of the winning photos with you. Read more
Since 2005, we’ve helped to improve the lives of over 8,000 of the most vulnerable dogs in our local communities. Can you help us keep our doors open for dogs in need? Read more
Burns Pet Nutrition donates thousands of pounds worth of dog food to Hope Rescue battling to survive Coronavirus lockdown Read more
In the past 12 months, we have cared for 840 dogs and as the only dog rescue kennels in Rhondda Cynon Taf, we help the most vulnerable dogs in communities across South Wales. Can you help us to keep our doors open to dogs in need? Read more
Hope Rescue was only just starting to recover from the impact of the February flooding, forcing the closure of its only charity shop in Pontypridd. The financial impact of the current Coronavirus crisis is now putting the charity at risk. Can you help? Read more
Due to the situation with Coronavirus, we are now closed to routine owner surrenders. Read more
This is important information about Coronavirus for all boarding customers and visitors to our rescue centre. Read more
The Hope Rescue Charity Shop has suffered horrendous flooding. The shop does an amazing job raising funds for the Hope Rescue dogs, and without this income stream we will have to turn away vulnerable dogs that need us. Can you help? Read more
Our charity shop is currently closed due to flooding caused by Storm Dennis. Read more
Save the date: 18 May 2020 at Aberystwyth Justice Centre, in Ceredigion, Wales. Please join us and our friends Puppy Love Campaigns to protest against this notorious puppy farm. Read more
This year we hope even more of you will get involved with creating Christmas Shoeboxes full of treats and gifts for our rescue dogs. Read more
Hope Rescue welcomes the launch of the new Code of Practice for the welfare of racing greyhounds in Wales produced by the Animal Welfare Network for Wales. Read more
Stud dogs can be the forgotten victims of puppy farming, yet they too can suffer horrendous emotional and physical pain. Read more
A warning about the miserable trade of backyard breeding, supplying 'designer' pups that can suffer from so many cruel health problems. Read more
Young dog seen being thrown from a car on a busy road is saved by concerned locals. Saluki cross pup River is now safe and recovering after surgery to repair his damaged hip. Read more