Ncdl [TV Advertisement]

Advantages: Way too many to list an extraordinary place that cares for dogs
Disadvantages: None whatsoever

...about some place called the NCDL (National Canine Defence League) by a friend. So, the next day he got up and went over to the local centre, which luckily is only about 2 miles away from his house. The next day, whilst visiting the re-housing centre, he told us of how he had fallen in love with a 3 year old Border Collie called “Tom” (which was a strange name, as it is a bitch) and he had actually put his name down to adopt it, then ...
...in depth look at the NCDL and the excellent work they do. The NCDL are a charity based re-housing centre for unwanted or abandoned and mistreated dogs, they have 16 centres situated in various locations around the country (see the list below for your nearest centre), anyway, as you know, there are all too often cases of dogs not being wanted and abandoned or mistreated, well that’s were the NCDL come in, what they do, is take these dogs in, ... Read review

Advantages: Can sponsor a dog with out having all the ties to owning a pet.
Disadvantages: No centres in Cambridgeshire! (Maybe that is a good thing).

...For more information contact: NCDL Head Office 17 Wakley Street London EC1V 7RQ United Kingdom At present the NCDL cares for over 11000 dogs but relies on funding from the general public to survive. There is currently a nation wide network of 16 Rehoming Centres. The staff seem dedicated, ensuring that the Centres remain loving environments for the abandoned and mistreated dogs which end up in their care. Ballymena Bridgend Canterbury Darlington ...
...Snetterton West Calder **Sponsorship** Talked about in the television advertising. There are dogs, all over the United Kingdom, that - through no fault of their own - may never find another home. This country is suppose to be a nation of animal lovers yet dogs continue to be badly treated, some neglected and others abandoned. For as little as £1.00 a week, you can sponsor a dog of your choose, that cannot be rehomed, helping to provide food, ... Read review

Advantages: Help make a difference
Disadvantages: NONE

...to sponsor a dog through NCDL (National Canine Defence League) by another Ciao member - thanks to Wulsie! To be truthful l had often seen the adverts on telly and kept meaning to get around to it but never did, so the opinion gave me the kick up the bum l needed! The TV commercials were not all singing all dancing ones, with loads of money spent on them. Rather, in simple terms dogs putting their plight across. I have never had a dog -although l ...
...weekends. So to me NCDL is the answer. BACKGROUND DETAILS It was founded in 1891 to campaign on dog-related issues. Its founding member was a Lady Gertrude Shock and they first met at the first ever Crufts. By 1901 membership was at 1000, 6500 in 1910 and today membership totals 300 000. NCDL's motto is never to destroy a healthy dog - in all cases they will try where possible to find a loving and happy home. HOW TO HELP NCDL At present they ... Read review

Advantages: Help improve a dog's life
Disadvantages: So many need your help, hard to choose one

...for the NCDL? The NCDL (National Canine Defence League) is a charity raising money to support dogs in care. You are asked to sponsor a dog at the cost of £1 a week. This money helps to pay for a dog's care, and in return for your contribution you get a little info pack on the dog of your choice and a newletter with updates on the dogs and the work of the NCDL. These dogs may have been rescued from bad homes or off the street, or the owners may have ...
...may have died. The NCDL do not put any healthy dogs down, they house them in centres or with 'foster parents' until a new owner can be found. The NCDL has a number of centres around the country so it may be possible to sponsor a dog in your local area, and visits can be arranged so you can actually meet the dog too. Sponsoring a canine friend is a great idea. Maybe you could sponsor a dog as a gift for a friend or relative, perhaps someone who ... Read review

Advantages: Work hard to promote good dog welfare.
Disadvantages: In this day & age they shouldn't be necessary.

...now adverts for the NCDL are still regularly run. The NCDL is the largest Dog Charity in the UK, they changed their name to Dogs Trust in October 2003 & their work continues. Their adverts are emotive, but for the most part uplifting, not fancy but simply & clearly putting their message across. The main message of their adverts is Sponsoring a dog, Being able to sponsor a dog & keep in touch with it's progress, is handy for people who cannot own ...
...sponsor dogs do own them as well. Each dog can have more than one sponsor, the monies raised goes not just to help home the sponsor dog, but for the upkeep of all the homless dogs at their centres. Of course the main thing they are known for is rehoming unwanted dogs through their regional rehoming centres. These centres are state of the art, clean, light, airy designed to help reduce stress in the dogs living there which in turn helps them be ... Read review