Win cash. Help dogs in need.
10 winners share 30% of the pot every 4 weeks, and 60% goes to dog rescues you help choose.
dog rescues so far
Remi · Chesterfield Animal RescueChesterfield Animal RescueFriends of Akitas Trust UKOne Wish Dog Foundationall three equally
Remi · Chesterfield Animal Rescue83Tyson · Friends of Akitas Trust UK54Tally · One Wish Dog Foundation27Where your £1.50 goes
60% to the rescues, 30% to 10 winners and 10% to keep it running — after card fees. Not-for-profit, licensed, and more than twice as generous as the big lotteries.
The stars of Round 80
15 Aug – 11 SepChesterfield Animal RescueRaising funds for Remi & Her Puppies’ Vet Care
Remi is a French Bulldog cross Pug who came into the care of Chesterfield Animal Rescue in need of urgent veterinary treatment after a puppy became stuck during birth.
Thankfully, Remi and her puppies are now safe, but their care is far from over. Remi and her puppies will need full vaccinations and microchipping, as well as neutering when they are ready. The charity is also covering their ongoing food, flea and worm treatments and other essential care.
Friends of Akitas Trust UKRaising funds for Tyson's Surgery This brave, gentle lad is currently in a loving foster home while he awaits major surgery on both of his back legs due to luxating patellas.
His first operation is planned for September, when the cooler weather will give him the best chance of a smooth, comfortable recovery. The full cost of repairing both legs is £5,000, and every single pound raised brings Tyson closer to the pain-free future he deserves.
One Wish Dog FoundationRaising funds for Tally’s Surgery Tally has spent the last year in the care of One Wish Dog Foundation, patiently waiting for the loving family she so deserves. At just six years old, this beautiful American Bulldog has already endured more hardship than any dog should ever have to face.
Before being rescued by One Wish, Tally was repeatedly bred from, passed from place to place, and ultimately abandoned in appalling conditions. Found starving in a filthy drug den, she was suffering from severe mange, infections and extreme emaciation. Her eyes were swollen almost shut, most of her fur had fallen out, and her body was weak from neglect and confinement.
Winners, every single round.
It started with a three-legged dog called Beautie.
In 2014, founder Lisette van Riel rescued Beautie — the happiest dog she had ever met, passed over by adopters because of her missing leg. Days later, Lisette lost her father, and it was Beautie who got her through.
“We might have rescued her, but she rescued me right back.”
Back in the UK, Lisette learned that around 130,000 dogs are abandoned every year while the rescues caring for them struggle for funds. So in July 2020 she started DoggyLottery — a not-for-profit lottery by dog lovers, for dog rescues, with £169,549 raised so far.
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