WHAT MAKES BULLDOG RESCUE DIFFERENT FROM OTHER RESCUES? We are one of the very few rescues that offer a Rehome from Home service We offer vet fee help or behaviour advice when rehoming isn't really what the owner wants We ensure all our dogs are nutered and we pay for it, but we request that they are all done at the right time of their life and not just because they were unfortunate enough to need to be rehomed Our homechecks are done at the end of the procedure as opposed to the beginning. Modern technology gives us a much clearer understanding of who we are offering a dog to which means when we do come out and talk to you we can talk about a specific dog and ensure you are aware of what you are taking on Alongside rescue and rehoming we also offer berevement support, behaviour advice, a Bulldog friendly Clinic and a support group with over 23k members Two members of our management team are also on Bulldog Breed Council sub committes - Vicky Collins Natrass is coordinator of the Health committee and regularly attends Kennel Club meetings and Tania Holmes is on the Education Committee Our main kennel at Midhurst regularly takes local students for their Work Experience or Duke of Edinburgh award hours Our volunteers have a Mental Health First Aider in place to help them talk about some of the things they witness We actively support responsible breeders and aim to educate the public about where to buy a puppy and how to avoid Back yard breeders and Greeders We help in the search of many lost and missing bulldogs across the UK every year We offer a 24 hour Crisis Line to anyone who feels they can no longer cope with their situation We will stand by all our bulldogs for the rest of their lives keeping in regular contact and offering our families discounts and special offers on Clinic items. Every dog adopted from Bulldog Rescue will come with 5 weeks free insurance and a life time back up service There has been an official bulldog rescue since October 1978, but references to a rehoming service can be traced much further back to the late 1960s. Bulldog Rescue and Rehoming has been in its current form since April 2001 and registered as a charity since 2006, it helps approximately 200 bulldogs every year - not just by offering a rescue and rehoming service but we also offer many other avenues of help to Bulldog owners across mainland UK: Tania Holmes is now it's longest serving head in it's entire history with 20 years under her belt