Loneliness and Animal Charity
Would you like a pet companion but are worried about the cost?
Our animal charity tackles loneliness and animal rehoming by supporting the over 60s to afford a rescue pet companion.
About Us
Give a Dog a Bone…and an animal a home
We are a young, unique and award-winning animal charity, supporting the over 60s to afford a rescue pet companion.
We aim to tackle loneliness for the individual and homelessness for the animal, by removing financial barriers to an over 60s person adopting a rescue animal.
We have helped hundreds of animals to find a brighter future.
Please feel free to contact us with ideas or feedback or if you know someone we can help.
Community Space Updates
All Community Spaces will be closed for the upcoming Bank holidays in May. Our Shawlands Community Space will also be closed on Tuesday 16th May.
For further information please visit our Companionship in the Community page, or contact us.
Latest updates from our award winning animal charity
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Let your loved ones know that you are thinking of them by sending a beautifully illustrated Canvas, Greeting Card, or Notelet designed by artist Lou Summers.
Companionship in the Community
Our Community Spaces in Glasgow, Troon and Alloa offer social and canine companionship to retired people in, and around, the community.
Support our unique animal charity
Sponsorship
We support the over 60s to afford a rescue pet companion. If money is a genuine barrier, we can pay the rehoming fee for a RESCUE animal and continue to support, each month, with the cost of pet food.
Fundraise
Please support our charity to continue our vital work, it’s simple!
You can fundraise or donate, securely, through our new Just Giving page or via PayPal.
Our Animal Rehoming Success Stories
In the short time since gaining charitable status, we have helped the over 60s benefit from the love of a pet.
Have a look at some of our amazing success stories!
We are a registered animal charity with two main projects:
Financial Support to Afford a Rescue Pet
We support the over 60s to afford a rescue pet companion – tackling loneliness for the individual and homelessness for the animal.
This project is UK wide.
Community Spaces
Our Companionship in the Community project provides three Community Spaces in Scotland offering free activities for the over 60s, and where anyone (of any age) from the community is welcome to pop in for a cuppa, a chat, and to see our companionship dogs.
