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Award winning volunteers help charity to success

Dogs for the Disabled paid tribute to its puppy socialising volunteers this week, telling the dedicated helpers that they have made such an outstanding contribution to the charity’s work that they could do with another fifty volunteers just like them.Over 100 volunteers attended a special ceremony held at the charity’s national training centre in Banbury, Oxfordshire where many of the volunteers receive awards for their dedicated service to Dogs for the Disabled. The charity which trains assistance dogs to help people with disabilities lead a fuller, more independent life and puppy

Dogs for the Disabled award-winning volunteers are key to success

Dogs for the Disabled paid tribute to Banbury-based volunteers Fred and Jean Nicholls at an awards ceremony last week, telling the dedicated helpers that they have made such an outstanding contribution to the charity’s work that they could do with another fifty volunteers just like them.Fred and Jean Nicholls are one of a select number of the charity’s puppy socialisers to receive an award for their long-service to Dogs for the Disabled. The pair have given seven years of service for the charity which trains assistance dogs to help people with disabilities lead a fuller, more independent

Dog Friendly Volunteers Required

Dogs for the Disabled is currently searching for volunteer puppy socialisers in Sutton Coldfield to help continue the charity’s vital work helping people with disabilities live independently.Puppy socialisers take a young pup (usually a Labrador or Golden Retriever) into their homes for approximately one year giving them plenty of experience of the outside world before they commence their formal training at the charity’s centre in Banbury, Oxfordshire. Dog Training Manager for Dogs for the Disabled, Chris Allen explains what the role of a puppy socialiser entails: “A young puppy needs to

Dog-Friendly Volunteers Required

Dogs for the Disabled is currently searching for volunteer puppy socialisers in Milton Keynes to help continue the charity’s vital work helping people with disabilities live independently.Puppy socialisers take a young pup (usually a Labrador or Golden Retriever) into their homes for approximately one year giving them plenty of experience of the outside world before they commence their formal training at the charity’s centre in Banbury, Oxfordshire. Dog Training Manager for Dogs for the Disabled, Chris Allen explains what the role of a puppy socialiser entails: “A young puppy needs to learn

Dog Friendly Volunteers Required

Dogs for the Disabled is currently searching for volunteer puppy socialisers in Daventry and Northampton areas to help continue the charity’s vital work helping people with disabilities live independently.Puppy socialisers take a young pup (usually a Labrador or Golden Retriever) into their homes for approximately one year giving them plenty of experience of the outside world before they commence their formal training at the charity’s centre in Banbury, Oxfordshire. Dog Training Manager for Dogs for the Disabled, Chris Allen explains what the role of a puppy socialiser entails: “A young

Dog-Friendly Volunteers Required

Dogs for the Disabled is currently searching for volunteer puppy socialisers in Warwickshire to help continue the charity’s vital work helping people with disabilities live independently.Puppy socialisers take a young pup (usually a Labrador or Golden Retriever) into their homes for approximately one year giving them plenty of experience of the outside world before they commence their formal training at the charity’s centre in Banbury, Oxfordshire. Dog Training Manager for Dogs for the Disabled, Chris Allen explains what the role of a puppy socialiser entails: “A young puppy needs to learn

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