Foxhound Welfare UK 2026 Aims

 Miss J. K. Wallace,

NATIONAL WELFARE COORDINATOR;

Jackie Wallace, Tyne and Wear.

Mobile; 07985 766216

Email; [email protected]

 Marc Forsyth 

Pat Allsop 

[email protected]

Liz Bain 

[email protected]

Our Aims

-To provide a safe place for unwanted and abused Foxhounds and hound types, so they can get the care and attention they require using foster homes and have emergency boarding as back up in the Midlands.

- To support and offer advice to new owners of the breed and educate the public on the breeds requirements and what the welfare does.

- To continue to run with help of Volunteers.

- To aid, where possible, with training issues owners may be having with their hounds.

-To Re-educate the rescued Foxhounds, so they become accustomed to life as pets in a family home.

- To seek Veterinary Care for Foxhounds that require it, and to ensure all animals available for re-homing are fit and healthy,

- To Neuter, Microchip and give a booster to all animals in our care, before finding them an understanding forever home. Unless under veterinary advice animal can't be neutered with written proof, 

-To Raise Funds and increase our volunteer numbers, so we can continue our cause in helping in the rehabilitation of unwanted and abused Foxhounds and hound types.

- To find lasting support from Manufactures who also have an interest in dog rescue and rehabilitation.

- to help support young and unemployed people in working with animals, giving them a foothold into the animal care world,. 

Long term objectives

the same as the above, with the addition of the following;

- To raise funding to enable us to buy our own plot of land to open a new style of care rehabilitation centre,

-To continue fighting public opinion about the Foxhound breed and raising awareness of what we do.