Sponsor Dasher

Sponsor Dasher today and help her save a life

From just £5 a month you can sponsor a Medical Detection Dog puppy on their journey from a bundle of fur to a fully qualified Medical Detection Dog.

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Hello I’m Dasher! I am a happy and excited puppy and the first ever Standard Poodle to join Medical Detection Dogs

Sponsor Dasher now

Breed: Standard Poodle

Gender: Female

Colour: Black

Likes: Cuddles

Dislikes: Having to wait to go on big adventures until I’m fully vaccinated.

We’re delighted to introduce Dasher, the newest and softest member of our Medical Detection Dog team and our first-ever Standard Poodle!

Soon Dasher will start the exciting adventure of attending Puppy Creche at the Centre, which really is as fun as it sounds. She and her new puppy friends will get to play in a big room filled with toys, as well as explore new and interesting objects all whilst getting lots of praise and treats!

Supported and guided by her Socialisers and Trainer, Dasher will learn the life skills she will need to become a Medical Detection Dog. We’re certain that she will quickly pick up some of the core behaviours she will need whilst still enjoying being a puppy and discovering the world around her.

We’re all so excited to welcome Dasher to the MDD family. Best of Luck Dasher!

By sponsoring Dasher today, you can help change lives, and be part of Dasher’s journey to becoming a life-saving Medical Detection Dog.  

To find out how your support will make a difference you can read Elizabeth’s story below, and how Henry became her wet nosed knight in shining armour.

What do you get when you sponsor a puppy?

For £5 a month / £60 a year
A welcome pack, including a fridge magnet, window sticker and regular pupdates from your puppy.
For £10 a month / £120 a year
A welcome pack, including a fridge magnet, window sticker and regular pupdates from your puppy. You will also receive a cute, cuddly soft toy*

*Toy may vary from that shown

The difference a sponsor puppy can make

Elizabeth’s journey with PoTS has been a rocky one to say the least. She only appeared to have black out episodes whilst doing judo and used to get some kind of warning beforehand. As time passed she began to feel more unwell in day to day life; was always extremely tired and dizzy, ached constantly, and had frequent heart palpitations and chest pain. Her black outs also started happening more and more frequently without warning, and whilst doing daily activities, such as school, shopping or watching TV. Elizabeth also had a fair few bad injures and concussions from dropping suddenly. Henry and Elizabeth were partnered up and ready to give it a whirl in the real world. Elizabeth was blown away how much more relaxed, calm and safe her episodes were. Henry would alert, she’d sit down, and everything would run its course smoothly; no injuries or drama. With time his alerting became really strong and he hardly missed any episodes! Henry has allowed Elizabeth to take her independence back and start living! He’s her wet nosed knight in shining armour and she couldn’t be more grateful to him.
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