Get inspired by our fantastic supporters’ ideas below ! You can host your own fundraiser so get creative! We are so thankful for everybody who has helped us on our mission by hosting their own fundraisers. We love seeing your ways of raising donations and awareness for our cause. Your support means the world to us and the dogs at K-9 Angels.
Our doors are always open to support those in need of help with their fundraisers, you can contact us for any help.
Who remembers Serena who walked 120 miles non stop over 2 day/nights for dogs in need last year?
Well Serena will attempt to walk 125 miles NON STOP raising funds for dogs in desperate need starting on 18th September in Bury St Edmonds.
Super gran Serena age 68 is as determined as ever to complete this mammoth challenge and would really love our support.
Please donate and share. We appreciate your help. and as everyone at K-9 angels is a volunteer, all funds go directly to support the dogs in need!
Photos & live updates and videos of Serena walking through the nights will be on our Facebook page between 18-20th September so do go there to check on Serena’s progress.
We were delighted to be invited back to the Milford-on-Sea doggy event this summer. A great time was had by all!
Thank you to Nicky and Roger Carter and all their helpers for their hard work in putting together such a great day, you are such a support to K-9 Angels and we really value everything you do for the charity to support dogs in need.
Thanks also must go Haatchi and Owen the special guest judges, and to everyone who came and supported this superb annual event!
"Hi Everyone! Every year I take on a personal fundraising challenge and on 3rd June 2017 I did a wing walk to raise much needed funds for the K-9 Angels ongoing mass Spay and Neuter campaign. I faced my fears, and was strapped to a plane while it reached speeds up to 130 MPH while the plane zoomed and climbed high in the sky and I faced my fear of heights and speed at the same time"
In the latter part of 2016, Victoria raised further funds by climbing Mount Kilamanjaro, sparing millions of dogs and cats from a life of abuse and misery.
We believe that Spay/Neutering is the only effective way of reducing the stray population in Romania, and we will continue with our quest to make a difference and prevent needless lives born into a life of abuse and suffering.
Victoria’s cycle ride covered 400 miles in 5 days for our spay/neuter campaign. Thanks to Victoria’s dedication and our generous donors, we were able to raise enough to spay/neuter 397 dogs and cats in Romania.
In the previous period she raised enough to spay/neuter 285 dogs and cats.
She set out from Prad on 30th August 2015 and battled against the 48 hairpin in my climb to the summit, taking her to an altitude of 2,757m (9,045 feet). She didn't care how long it took but she was determined to get to the top!
Our wonderful supporter, Rosa decided to take on the massive task of cycling the Stelvio Pass in the Italian Alps. The Stelvio Pass is arguably the toughest mountain cycle in the Alps (second highest pass in the whole of Europe).
Egle Nest ran the Brighton Marathon for K-9 Angels
Rainshill Post Office raised £30 from customers putting pennies in collecting box
Thank you to Jason who raised funds in his panto role as Batman
Susan Harcus, Serena Leask and friends raised £150 with their Orkney sponsored walk
Thank you to Peanut and Blondi who helped amazing mummy Lulu Collins to choose the winning raffle ticket. A huge thank you to all who took part, and helped to raise a wonderful £452 for K-9 Angels
Thank you to Peanut's mummy who raised £50 selling 'bits and bobs'
Nic Patton organised sale of cakes on St Patricks Day
Thank you to Marvin (and adopter Val) who raised £300 with their Easter Raffle
Thank you to Susan and friends who raised £100 with their sponsored walk