SERVICE DETAILS
Supporting dog owners fleeing domestic violence
Our Freedom Project is a dog fostering service for people fleeing domestic abuse. With your support, we’ve helped more than 2,000 people flee domestic abuse.
The project now runs in Greater London and south-east England, East Anglia, Yorkshire, north-east and north-west England, Scotland and Wales.
How does the Freedom Project help?
Many refuges can’t accept pets, meaning in many cases people experiencing domestic abuse can’t leave their home until they know their dog is somewhere safe.
Freedom Project provides free and confidential temporary care for dogs, enabling their owners to access a refuge without the fear of what may happen to their dog if left behind.
Dogs within the project are cared for in the loving home of a volunteer foster carer until their owners can be safely reunited with them.
Find out more about the Freedom Project at https://www.dogstrustfreedomproject.org.uk.
Request temporary foster care for your dog
If you’d like to have a chat about referring your dog to our Freedom Project, pop us an email or give us a call and we’ll be happy to talk you through the process.
If you decide our service is right for you, we’ll be here for you every step of the way.
