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Catch up on all the latest from Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home and the animal welfare sector.
Ziva's Story: Love, patience and perseverance against the odds
It took new owner, Iain, over three months to earn Ziva's trust. When she first came to us she was terrified of everything, especially men. Now Ian and Ziva are inseparable, read their story here.
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Without us and without you, where would they be?: A message from CEO, Lyndsay Fyffe-Jardine
CEO, Lyndsay Fyffe-Jardine, reflects on the challenges of last year and those who help us keep going.
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Pablo's Story: A lucky escape
Thanks to the dedication of heroic mechanics who worked for hours to free him from a car engine, Pablo has a second chance at life.
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Christmas Day in the Kennels
Ever wondered what Christmas Day at Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home looks like? Here’s a sneak peek behind the scenes to see what our animals and team get up to.
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Piper's Story: Not a day too soon
Piper came to us just in time. Without our support, she would have had to find a safe place to give birth on the streets and her kittens might not have made it. Read her story.
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Corporate Giving: How your business can support Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home
Through corporate giving, businesses can support their local community, increase customer loyalty, and even attract employees. Learn more about how helping the Home could help you.
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Giving Tuesday: How supporting pet food banks supports Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home
Our pet food banks provide vital support to families struggling to make ends meet.
Find out more about our pet food banks and why providing this kind of preventative community support is so important to us.
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Gaming for Good: 24-Hour Stream Raises Over £2,000 for the Home
Virtual adventures for real-world impact. How Daryll Richardson and Jonny Wallace raised £2,111 for Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home.
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Susan's Story: How pet foodbanks provide vital support
For pet foodbank users like Susan, her dogs are a lifeline.
Without the support of pet foodbanks, many more people like Susan would be faced with impossible decisions.
Read Susan's story here.
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