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Bryncae Arms Quiz Night

It's time to test your knowledge in a quiz night to support Hope Rescue dogs.
Neil Jenkins Grogg Raffle

How would you like to win our Neil Jenkins Grogg Flash Raffle and help dogs in need too?
Virtual Halloween Competition

Join us for our Spooktacular Halloween Photo Competition
Autumn Rescue Centre Clean Up

As Autumn kicks in and the leaves fall, we need to keep our site clean, tidy and safe for our dogs and welfare team.

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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
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.
A Huge Puppy Farm Intake

We have 47 new arrivals and counting saved from the hands of an unlicensed breeder.
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.
"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.
Donate items for our dogs

You can donate an item from our Wishlist to be delivered directly to our rescue centre.
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.
Fostering FAQs

We have a number of dogs that would benefit from a foster home rather a kennel environment. If you live in South Wales and would like to find out more, please read on.
Court case result

Unlicensed breeder given custodial sentence for illegal dog breeding, animal mutilation, causing unnecessary suffering to an animal and illegal importation of dogs.
An Intake of Hope Seniors

Ending up in the pound is the best thing that could have happened to Bindi, Rose and Elmer.