Your gift of sponsorship will help provide the animals with a safe space and plenty of love.
Crucially, it will allow us to plan the care we can give the animals and to offer support to many more.
Your generosity helps us provide:
-Veterinary care
-Socialisation and training
-Comfortable kennels and pods
-Nutritious food and treats
-Toys and enrichment
You can choose to gift a CDCH dogs or cats sponsorship.
Rather than helping just one animal, your gift will be helping the animal who needs it the most.
Your monthly donation might contribute towards emergency veterinary care, medication or physiotherapy.
Your loved one will hear about which animal they helped in their monthly update.
Your generosity will provide the animals with veterinary care, a healthy diet, training and a warm place to stay.
When you gift a CDCH Sponsorship, you become part of the CDCH family.
As a thank you, your loved one will receive:
Welcome letter and certificate
A cuddly dog or cat
The inside scoop on how your gift helps animals at the centre and in foster care
Regular updates and heartwarming stories from the incredible animals they help
CDCH merchandise
An invitation for a VIP tour and to all our events and open days
I sponsor cats and love receiving the updates! On my visit to CDCH I knew I would be a life long supporter. The centre is in a beautiful setting, it's calm place for the animals to recover, it's spotless and the animals are well looked after.
I am helping abused animals recover and find new homes. That's a great feeling! Thank you CDCH for all you do.
Sponsors helped us give Moose the veterinary care he needed.
The generosity of his sponsors, meant Moose recovered enough to be adopted and now lives comfortably in a loving home where he has all the care he deserves.
Tiger Tom’s sponsors covered the costs of his medication.
Thanks to his sponsors, Tiger Tom is in supported adoption with a loving family. Tiger Tom and his family, can rest assured that he will be safe and loved for the rest of his life, regardless of costs.
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