The aim of the Dorwest Foundation
'To help dogs and cats that are in need of care, health and quality of life improvements and to support charities where dogs are trained to help humans either in an assistance, rescue or medical capacity’
The Dorwest Foundation will help dogs and cats that are in need of care, health and quality of life improvement. We will donate to established animal welfare charities on an annual basis through the sales of our special foundation products.
Our brilliant supplements Keeper’s Mix® & Keeper’s Mix® Sensitive are our official Foundation Products with 10% of profit from every sale will be donated. By purchasing a product perfect for your pet’s foundation you will also support others.
We know we aren’t the only pet-lovers out there who want to support the welfare of dogs and cats, so we’ve made it easy for you to support dogs and cats with Dorwest.
We were delighted to donate £8000 to 4 different charities in December 2024. This makes a real difference to these charities who put every penny to helping the animals in their care. We will check-in with these charities in 2024 to see where your generosity has helped dogs and cats in need.
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JR Whippet Rescue
For 50 years, JR Whippet Rescue has been helping whippets in need: whippets who have been lost, abandoned, or have strayed; those neglected or ill-treated, suffering from physical and/or mental distress and whippets threatened with destruction or sale to dealers.
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Waggy Tails Rescue
Founded in 1994, this small local Dorset charity has been rehoming dogs in the Poole & Bournemouth area for 30 years. Providing new homes, foster care, emergency rescue and ambulance and sponsorship for dogs in need.
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Stronger Together Animal Rescue
STAR aims to save lives and relieve the suffering of dogs and cats in need of care and medical attention by the rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming of unwanted animals from Cyprus to happy homes in the UK.
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Helpful Hounds Assistance Dogs
Helpful Hounds is a mental health charity that helps with the growing demand of young people who would greatly benefit from having an Assistance Dog. This includes young people dealing with Autism as well as Down’s Syndrome, Acute Anxiety and a range of diagnosed disablements.
