Are you passionate about animal welfare and have a strong background in finance?

Hope Rescue is looking for a committed individual to join our Board of Trustees as a Treasurer.

This is an exciting time to join our growing charity as we move towards our 20^th year. If you want to be part of our future working towards our vision of a future where all dogs are treated with care, kindness and respect we would love to discuss this further.  

As our Treasurer, you will play a vital role in overseeing the financial affairs of Hope Rescue, ensuring we maintain strong financial health to continue our lifesaving work. You will collaborate with other Trustees and the senior leadership team, providing financial oversight, guidance, and strategic advice. You can find out more about the role via the link below.

Role description 

How to apply

If you’re ready to use your financial expertise to make a positive impact, we’d love to hear from you!

Please send your CV and a brief cover letter outlining your interest in the role to our Chair of Trustees  [email protected].

About us

Hope Rescue is the leading dog welfare charity that saves the lives of stray, abandoned, and unwanted dogs in south Wales. 

Hope Rescue commits to take in every single unclaimed stray from six Local Authorities across south Wales, holding three stray contracts ourselves. We work in collaboration with enforcement agencies across south Wales to take in dogs seized from low welfare licenced and illegal breeders, as well as dogs from owners who can no longer care for them.

We provide support though our National Lottery funded community programme, Hope in the Community. This includes community outreach days, one-to-one support for dog owners struggling with their pet’s welfare and their own wellbeing, and supporting professionals and members of community organisations to respond to the needs of dog owners.

Hope Rescue also pro-actively advocates for improved animal welfare legislation with a focus on a phased end to greyhound racing, tighter breeding regulation and a more effective framework for dog control.   

Click here to learn more about Hope Rescue