Jerry Green Dog Rescue

Providing a safe place for homeless dogs seeking new homes for them, and providing the highest standards of welfare while in our care.

Registered charity 1155042 · Yorkshire and the Humber

£2,936raised in the last 12 months
696gifts

Our main appeal

Can you help our rescue dogs this Christmas?

The cost of caring for rescue dogs is increasing, we care for them until they find their forever home, we need your help! As little as £5 can make a life changing difference!

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Messages from supporters

Thank you for all you do! I hope the puppies are doing well
£10 Emma Stevens · 9 Mar
Golden retrievers have a special place in my heart
£10 Leanne Clarke · 21 Mar
Poor little Goose deserves all the help he can get. Good Luck Goose
£2 Jo Walstow · 21 Mar
Good luck goose. You are beautiful
£10 Karen Austin · 21 Mar
£3 Anonymous · 1 Feb
Good Luck Laura and Enzo
£20 Grey, Jo & Freddie · 5 May
Great rescue! Happy to help xx
£10 Anonymous · 11 Feb
Online dogshow support
£1 Ian Wolseley · 29 Oct
an email telling about more abandoned puppies
£5 Anita · 20 Oct
the email about 13 shihtzus being neglected
£5 Anita · 14 Oct
Can't bare the thought of Flash suffering, so hope he gets the attention he needs
£10 Brenda Manuel-Warner · 18 Jun
£10 Jonathan Drinkwater · 17 Jun

About Jerry Green Dog Rescue

Established in 1961, Jerry Green Dog Rescue has been rescuing and rehoming dogs for nearly 60 years. We have 5 rescue centres located across Lincolnshire, Nottinghamshire and Yorkshire. We're proud to say that a Jerry Green dog is always a Jerry Green dog and we are always ready to provide support and care for all our dogs throughout their lives. 

Jerry Green Dog Rescue exists to:

• relieve the suffering of dogs in need of care and attention

• promote humane behaviour towards dogs by providing appropriate care, protection, treatment and security for dogs in need of care and attention

• educate the public in matters pertaining to dog welfare in general and the prevention of cruelty and suffering among dogs.