A royal appointment

A royal appointment It was a proud day for our charity as our Patron, her Majesty The Queen, hosted a reception for us at Clarence House to celebrate our 15th anniversary. Her Majesty met clients with Medical Alert Assistance Dogs, our supporters and trustees and...

It’s official – we’re record breakers…

It’s official – we’re record breakers… We’ve always known Medical Detection Dogs are special but it’s now official – they are record breakers according to the global authority on all things record-breaking, Guinness World Records.  In February 2022, we officially...

John Church Bio Detection Building opening

John Church Bio Detection Building opening Today was the official opening of the John Church Bio Detection Building – our state of the art, world leading facility where we train dogs to detect the odour of diseases such as Cancer, Pseudomonas and Parkinson’s.  The...

The pitter patter of tiny, life-saving paws…

The pitter patter of tiny, life-saving paws… These perfect puppies are the first from Medical Detection Dogs’ new breeding scheme. The charity launched its first ever scheme last year and Mum, Leia, gave birth to 3 bouncing boys and 3 gorgeous girls just before...

Seeing red with Medical Detection Dogs – back by pawpular demand

Seeing red with Medical Detection Dogs – back by pawpular demand Wear red, bake red, decorate red and sell red to help train life-saving dogs  The Medical Detection Dogs annual community fundraiser, Paint the Town Red, is back by pawpular demand from 12th-19th...

Dogs Day Out 2021 set to get tails wagging

Dogs Day Out 2021 set to get tails wagging The popular Medical Detection Dogs Fundraising event is back We’re not the only ones who need a good day out after the last few months – our dogs need some fun too so why not come along to the canine extravaganza that is Dogs...

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