Annual report

This is the Hope Rescue Annual Report for the financial year ended 31 March 2019.

The Report sets out information about Hope Rescue, its aims and objectives, and activities that all make a positive impact in its local communities and beyond.

You can read it in full here.

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From flooding to COVID-19, Hope Rescue launches crisis appeal

Hope Rescue, a dog rescue charity based in Rhondda Cynon Taf, was only just starting to recover from the impact of the February flooding when the River Taff burst its banks and flooded their Pontypridd charity shop. However, the financial fall-out from the current Covid-19 crisis is now putting their charity at risk.
Coronavirus

Information on how Coronavirus will impact Hope Rescue and the services we deliver. Updates will be provided as soon as we have them.
Coronavirus - owner surrenders

Due to the rapidly changing situation with Coronavirus, we are now closed to routine owner surrenders.
Coronavirus update

This is important information about Coronavirus for all boarding customers and visitors to our rescue centre.

Dogs for adoption

Please click on the link below to see details of our dogs currently available for adoption. For more information about the adoption process, please read the section on how to adopt. Our adoption fee is currently £200.
Coronavirus - owner surrenders

Due to the rapidly changing situation with Coronavirus, we are now closed to routine owner surrenders.
Coronavirus

Information on how Coronavirus will impact Hope Rescue and the services we deliver. Updates will be provided as soon as we have them.
How to adopt

Our comprehensive adoption process ensures that the right dog is matched to the right home. We try to be flexible to match the needs of the individual dog and the suitability of the home offered.
What we do

Since 2005 Hope Rescue has been saving the lives of stray, abandoned and unwanted dogs that, through no fault of their own, need a second chance.
From flooding to COVID-19, Hope Rescue launches crisis appeal

Hope Rescue, a dog rescue charity based in Rhondda Cynon Taf, was only just starting to recover from the impact of the February flooding when the River Taff burst its banks and flooded their Pontypridd charity shop. However, the financial fall-out from the current Covid-19 crisis is now putting their charity at risk.
Boarding kennels

At Hope Rescue we are licensed to board dogs and have a dedicated block of 20 kennels for boarding customers at our centre in Llanharan, South Wales.
Help find my dog

To check if we have your dog at our centre, please contact us directly on 01443 226659 or email [email protected] You can also check on our Facebook page.
Help Hope Rescue through the flooding crisis

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?
"Free to a good home" sites

There are many online sites where dogs can be advertised as free to a good home. In an ideal world, these sites would not exist but here are some points to consider carefully, along with some sensible advice.

Waggy Welsh Walk - Cardiff Bay

Join Hope Rescue for the Waggy Welsh Walk 2020 and raise funds for the Hope Rescue dogs. Starting out from the dog friendly pub the Waterguard, we will be walking a picturesque five mile circular walk around Cardiff Bay. Read more