Rob

I’m Rob, the wrong side of 50 and had dogs for as long as I remember.

Border Collies were always around when I was younger but Doodles came into our life around 10 years ago and we now have four Doodles, an Old English Sheepdog and two Poodles.

We founded DoodleAid with the sole purpose of making rehoming more personal and the team treat each dog as we would treat our own. We rely on your patronage so thank you; all of you.

Caroline

Dogs are my passion in life,and love their companionship.

My love of dogs started as a little girl with a Corgi, then followed by mixed breeds, then went on in later years to rescue many Border Collies.

When our Border Collies past away we got our first Doodle called Freya , and we caught the Doodle Bug, this was almost 14 years ago now.

Freya was followed by Elmo, who was our inspiration for starting Doodle Aid and we always call him the Co Founder.

At present I am owned by four more Doodles, a Standard Poodle, Toy Poodle and an Old English Sheepdog.

We would now never be without a Doodle as they are the most fantastic dogs.

In memory of Elmo Bear 2007 to 2019.

After lockdown and having managed to secure a job working from home, it felt it was the right time to get a dog.

We found Doodleaid on line and having applied for a couple of Doodles we were lucky enough to be picked to be Teddy the Labradoodle’s new parents in August 2021. Teddy is the apple of my eye and has totally changed my life for the better. I decided I wanted to actively help the charity and started to volunteer.

I didn’t realise how much work is involved in rehoming these doodles but it’s so rewarding when the team manage to find a good home and you see the dogs are happy and settled.

Louise

Rhona

I got my first Doodle nearly 8 years ago and adopted my DoodleAid boy over 6 years ago.

I have been addicted to them ever since.

My dogs are my life and I will try and help others that need it.