A WARM WELCOME
TO PAWS2FREEDOM
ABOUT US
Thank you so much for taking a kind interest in our dogs and rescue projects.
Whether you are a new visitor or already part of our lovely Paws2Freedom family we are delighted to see you as we could not do what we do without our kind and much treasured supporters.
We thought that maybe you would like to know a little bit more about us…
ABOUT US
Thank you so much for taking a kind interest in our dogs and rescue projects.
We are delighted to have you as part of our lovely Paws2Freedom family as we could not do what we do without our kind and much treasured supporters.
We thought that maybe you would like to know a little bit more about us:
HOW CAN I DONATE?
As you can probably imagine, a small charity like ours is entirely dependent upon donations in order to survive.
Your kind support is so very much appreciated and absolutely vital for us to continue our rescue work, advance our therapy dog service and provide the food and care all the furry paws need.
If you would like to find out more about all the different ways to donate please follow the link below.
OUR FEATURED DOG IS NORA
I’m full of joy, energy and love
Nora
Nora and her sister Nelly were found in Bosnia as tiny puppies, alone, freezing cold and starving.
Nora is now in the UK — safe, loved and looking for her forever home.
Here's a bit about me...
I’m looking for an experienced, active home that understands I’m still a puppy and need time, training, structure and patience.
I’ll thrive with people who enjoy training, enrichment and building a bond with a young dog who has had a difficult start but so much potential.
I’m full of joy, energy and love. I just need someone to help me grow into the even more amazing dog I know I can be ( I am already fab now, if I may say so!).
Could you be my forever home?
HOW CAN I DONATE?
As you can probably imagine, a small charity like ours is entirely dependent upon donations in order to survive.
Your kind support is so very much appreciated and absolutely vital for us to continue our rescue work, advance our therapy dog service and provide the food and care all the furry paws need.
To find out more about all the different ways to donate just follow the link below.
NEWS AND EVENTS
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Help Us Build Allenby’s Safe Space
Some dogs arrive in rescue carrying more than just physical scars…
Allenby came to us after things sadly didn’t work out elsewhere. He has a history of biting, can still be unpredictable at times, and was initially so overwhelmed by the world that even simple interactions were difficult for him.
But underneath all of that fear is an incredibly intelligent, sensitive soul who is trying SO hard to trust again. Slowly, carefully and entirely at Allenby’s pace, we began building trust. First through a fence. Then taking treats. Then giving paws. Then asking for belly rubs.
We were even told Allenby didn’t like other dogs. The reality? They are becoming the key to his confidence and emotional recovery. This is not a quick fix journey. This is rehabilitation done properly.
At first Allenby required calming medication under veterinary supervision, but thanks to the progress he has made, we have now been able to wean him off his meds fully. A huge milestone for this special boy.
Now we face our next challenge…
Check out the stories of some of our lucky recently adopted dogs...
Helga's Life in Foster...
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🐾 HELGA FOSTER PUPDATE 🐾
Well… I’ve officially survived my first week in foster 😄
I’m still being assessed at the moment, but if you’re interested in me, please chat to the lovely Paws2Freedom people.
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The good news is… I’ve already put on some weight! I still have a long way to go, but apparently all the nutritious food, treats and second breakfasts are helping nicely 😋
Everyone says I’m a happy, calm girl and a very quick learner. I settled into the new routine surprisingly fast, although I did have one small moment of panic when left alone for a couple of hours… and unfortunately the cat flap did not survive the experience 🙈 Oops.
But I’m learning that my foster family always comes back, and I’m getting more confident every day.
I’ve only been out once so far for a vet weigh-in because everything is still very new to me, but I took it all in my stride like the good girl I am.
I’ve also met visitors and neighbours and everyone says I’m a very good girl 😊 I really do love people and older children seem pretty wonderful too.
My foster mum also found another little lump on the other side of my back, so we’ll get that checked too just to be safe. Hopefully it’s nothing important, I seem quite good at keeping everyone on their toes 😅
And my tail? Well… it simply will not stop wagging 🙈 Unfortunately, because I don’t have all my protective fluffy fur yet, the tip keeps splitting and bleeding. Foster mum keeps trying to bandage it for me… and the bandage stays on anywhere between a few seconds and slightly longer 😜
Oh, and the cat? I LOVE the cat. I’m very respectful too. If the cat is on the dog bed… then clearly it becomes the cat’s bed and I wait politely 😄
Honestly? I think this home-life thing might suit me very well.
Love,
Helga 🐾💞x
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