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Hounds for Heroes Pauses to Remember

Hounds for Heroes pauses to remember the many fallen servicemen and women who have paid the ultimate sacrifice. The very reason for the establishment of Hounds for Heroes was to support those injured and disabled in service of Queen and Country.

Monday, 8 November, 2021
We Will Remember Them

We "Paws to reflect"at Hounds for Heroes and to acknowledge 100 years of the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal, Lest we forget

Thursday, 28 October, 2021

Peter's story

Peter had a serious accident whilst mountain biking with friends, bringing his 24 year operational career as a fire officer to an abrupt halt. He has since partnered with a Hounds for Heroes assistance dog named Merlin which has changed his life.

A man in uniform greeting a Hounds assistance dog.

How to apply for a dog

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An assistance dog posting a letter in a letter box.

How our dogs can help you

Find out more about some of the ways our Hounds can transform your life

A BIG thank you to all our fundraisers

Boehringer Ingelheim

Hounds for heroes was delighted to accept a donation of over £13,000. Staff performed various activities including cycling to Paris and running half marathons.

On Parade at Abbey Wood

The Hounds for Heroes team were proud to man the charity stand at MOD Abbey Wood families day in Bristol.

RAF High Wycombe Thrift Shop

The Thrift Shop has raised £1,000 for Hounds for Heroes. Station Commander Group Captain Shaun Harris helped the Thrift Shop Ladies and Squadron Leader Sharon Stowers present the cheque.

MoD Police Graduation

Hounds for Heroes was delighted to attend the MoD Police graduation and receive a cheque for money raised by recruits during their training.

Continuing Support from HMS Raleigh

Jacqui and Sean Reeves, supported by HMS Raleigh recruits and staff, are well on their way to raise enough funds to fully fund a dog called Raleigh

H.M.S Nelson Family Fun Day

Heroes really are like buses – none for ages and then they all come along together!

Pictured: Ravinder and Chris with superheroes

RAF College Cranwell

Hounds for Heroes were honoured to receive £1,500 from RAF College Cranwell Station. Hounds for Heroes having been selected as one of the chosen charities for this year.