Ambassadors & Partners

A long time supporter of Wild at Heart Foundation, David (and his rescue dog Dora!) are incredible ambassadors for the joy of giving a loving home to a dog who needs it most.

Thanks to their 2018 Christmas campaign which saw Dora visiting her favourite friends around London (including, of course, Nikki and her dogs!), David raised vital funds for the charity which helped support the rehoming of hundreds more dogs from shelters around the world.

David continues to show his support wherever he can from fundraising to awareness campaigns, and we’re so be able to to call him a member of the Wild at Heart Foundation family.

@davidgandy_official

Pixie has been a supporter of Wild at Heart Foundation since its conception, accompanying us on our first project trip to Lesvos in 2016 where she met with our partner shelter and helped promote the stray dogs in residence, helping us to find them their perfect forever homes.

In 2019, she joined us in Puerto Rico where she volunteered for six gruelling days. From pulling vaccines and administering worming and flea treatments, to taking temperatures and clipping toe nails, Pixie rolled up her sleeves and proved herself a truly invaluable addition to the Wild at Heart Foundation Recovery team.

Whether it’s DJing at our fundraisers, raising funds through fabulous events, or modelling our Wild at Heart Foundation clothing, Pixie’s generosity and commitment to Wild at Heart Foundation’s mission is truly humbling; we’re honoured to have her support.

@pixiegeldof

Karen first became involved with Wild at Heart Foundation when she adopted beautiful Betty from Bosnia back in 2016. Little did she know that Betty would only be the start of a growing furry family! Betty was joined by Marley from Lesvos in 2018, and a third WAHF dog joined the crew in 2019 – beautiful three-legged wonder, Phoebe from Athens – you can follow their adventures on @adventuresofbettymarleyphoebe!

Karen’s commitment to rehoming dogs in need is unparalleled, and she and her partner David continue to support the charity whenever and wherever they can. We’re truly honoured to have them both on board, and couldn’t be happier that three of our dogs have found such a happy home to call their own.

@karenhauer
@davidpwebb

Jasmine is not only a wonderful chef, she’s also a huge dog lover! Alongside her beautiful dogs Julie, Arjuna & Bheema, Jasmine supports the charity wherever and however she can.

@jasminehemsley

Emily and her sidekick Ella (adopted from Cyprus back in 2018) have been incredible supporters of Wild at Heart Foundation for many years now. Emily’s commitment to ending the suffering of stray dogs is incredible, and she’s passionate about sharing our mission and her own views on the issues we face on her blog and Instagram account.

Emily joined us as a volunteer on our 2019 trip to Lebanon, where she rolled up her sleeves and got stuck into helping out at the shelters we visited whilst documenting the issues we were witnessing.

Back in the UK, Emily is always willing to lend us her support, whether it’s helping at events, modelling for photoshoots, or simply being a voice for dogs in need.

@emily_hunt_

Estee has been an amazing supporter of Wild at Heart Foundation from the charity’s earliest days, helping spread awareness to new audiences, and supporting our fundraising efforts through the creation of our limited range of ‘Reggie’ sweatshirts, inspired by her beautiful dog who sadly passed away earlier this year.

Estee will soon be adopting her very own Wild at Heart Foundation dog, and is looking forward to joining the WAHF family as adopters, as well as accompanying us on our forthcoming project trips. We’re so very grateful for her ongoing support, and all she does to promote the joy of rescue.

@esteelalonde

Fiona has an eye for style and a heart of gold! Owner of two gorgeous dogs, Fiona is dedicated to being a voice for dogs all over the world and we’re grateful for the support she lends our charity.

@fionaleahydesign

Best known for her beautiful blog, The Londoner, Rosie is a long time supporter of the charity, and a brilliant advocate for rescue dogs. Rosie is a passionate supporter of our work and helps us spread the message of our work both online via her blog and social media, and in person.

@rosielondoner

Meg believes in dog: her gorgeous dog Ziggy is a huge part of her life, and she’s delighted to lend her support for Wild at Heart Foundation and help spread the message of the global stray problem. We’re so grateful to have her on board.

@megmathewsofficial_

A lifelong dog-lover, Lord James Palumbo has been a supporter of Wild at Heart Foundation since it’s earliest days. When he himself was in the process of setting up a dog rescue shelter, we were delighted to offer advice and support and have been partnering with the incredible Bon Jardin shelter in Northern Thailand ever since.

We are delighted to host our annual arts fundraiser, One Night Only, in collaboration with Bon Jardin, and are so grateful to Lord Palumbo for the support her provides to help make the event a success.

We’re delighted to work alongside James and the team at Bon Jardin, and look forward to what we’re sure will be many more exciting collaborations and campaigns in the years to come.

Photographer Richard Phibbs made international news when he released his stunning collection focusing on the beauty of rescue dogs. The perfect voice for Wild at Heart Foundation, we’re honoured that Richard is an ambassador for dogs in need all over the world.

Richard has donated multiple pieces of truly stunning artwork to our annual arts fundraiser, One Night Only, and is an active supporter of Wild at Heart Foundation.

@richardphibbs

Andrea is not only one of the charity’s best loved friends, he is also one of our most fervent supporters having advocated for Wild at Heart Foundation when it was still just a dream in Nikki’s mind! His support has been unwavering, and we’re so grateful for everything he’s done for the charity, be it supporting events and fundraisers, or helping us develop new corporate partnerships.

Kate is one of the country’s best-known dog lovers, having recently published ‘Lost Dog’, the incredible tale of the bond between Kate and her rescue dog, Wolfie.

Kate has shown her support for the Foundation however and wherever she can. From hosting events and book-readings to support our fundraising efforts, to raising awareness of rescue dogs and their global plight in her nationally published writing, we’re so grateful for her compassionate commitment to helping still more dogs in need.

@spicerlife

Sharleen is a strong believer of all things dog, and a dedicated supporter of Wild at Heart Foundation. From lending her support at events and fundraisers, to spreading the message of who we are and what we do on social (and to all her friends!), Sharleen’s commitment to the charity is truly wonderful.

@sharleenspiteri

Ursula brightens up thousands of peoples’ day with the exploits of her adorable dogs, Hugo & Huxley, on Instagram. She’s eager to use her platform as a place to share more about the plight stray dogs face all over the world, and is passionate about helping us raise funds and awareness.

@hugoandursula

As a Wild at Heart Foundation adopter, Leah knows first-hand just how rewarding the experience of rescuing a dog is for both dog and human. She is passionate about encouraging people to consider adopting over buying designer breeds, and is hugely supportive of the charity’s work and mission.

@leahwoodofficial

A long time supporter of Wild at Heart Foundation, Hannah offers her incredible PR expertise to the charity and has helped us spread the word of who we are and what we do by securing coverage in a number of national papers, magazines and news channels. A dog-lover herself (Hannah has two dogs, including WAHF dog, Minnie!), she goes above and beyond in her efforts to extend the charity’s reach and engage new audiences.

We’re so grateful to Hannah for all that she’s done for us over the years, and catch up meetings over a cup of coffee continue to be one of our favourite ways to spend a morning!

You might know Maggie the Wunderdog as the superstar she is today through her inspirational Instagram account. You may even have had the pleasure of meeting her at one of our events or fundraisers. But when we first met Maggie (then called Angie), she was almost unrecognisable as the dog she is today.

Maggie was the first dog we rescued from Lebanon back in 2018, where she’d been found on the streets, chained to a box, and suffering from multiple gun shot wounds to the eyes, face, and body. Blind, vulnerable and terrified, she urgently needed help and we were only too happy to provide it. Thanks to the support of our community, we raised the funds to fly Maggie to the UK where the wonderful Kasey was waiting to foster her; but it soon became clear that this special little girl was going to be impossible to say goodbye to!

Kasey adopted Maggie officially at the end of 2018, and has been helping her live her very best life ever since. In fact, Maggie has gone on to appear on This Morning and The One Show, as well as featuring in multiple global news articles and making some 250,000 new friends online through her Instagram account. She shows the world just how inspiring, resilient and full of joy rescue dogs can be if only they’re shown a little compassion, and defies expectations wherever she goes.

Maggie and Kasey represent everything we stand for as a charity: bravery, happiness, open-mindedness and unwavering compassion. We are honoured to have their support, and couldn’t be happier to have them on board as Wild at Heart Foundation ambassadors.

@maggiethewunderdog

DJ Nikki Beatnik is a long time supporter of Wild at Heart Foundation, and lends her effortlessly cool ear to a number of our events and fundraisers. Performing the perfect set to get guests in a happy (and giving!) mood, Nikki is an invaluable member of the WAHF family and we’re lucky to have her support.

@djnikkibeatnik

Dog lover, photographer, and all round Wild at Heart enthusiast Mindy is an incredible talent, and someone that we’re delighted to call a friends of the charity. She’s always willing to shoot truly beautiful photography of our dogs and projects, and we’re so grateful to be able to use these across our website and marketing materials.

@mindycoephotography

Rebecca and Mike from The Country Dog Hotel first approached us in 2018 wanting to help and we’re so glad they did! Whether it’s volunteering at our events (Mike’s raffle ticket selling skills are something to behold!) or spreading the word to their customers and clients, TCDH are always willing do whatever they can to support Wild at Heart Foundation.

In fact, in October 2019, Mike took his commitment to the cause one step further – literally! – and ran a half marathon ro raise funds for stray dogs in need, raising a whopping £1,000! We’re so grateful to have the support of this dynamic duo.

@thecountrydoghotel

Kayte’s phenomenal pet portraits are a thing to behold – she has a gift of capturing a dog’s entire personality in just one photo! Kayte has been a longtime supporter of Wild at Heart Foundation, accompanying us on project trips where her coverage of our shelter and dogs have helped to truly capture the heart of the project, as well as shooting a number of stunning photographs for this very website. Thank you Kayte for all your help and support!

@popcornpawswirral

Artist and designer Simeon Farrar is not only a very great friend of the charity, he is also the creative froce behind so much of the Wild at Heart Foundation brand! Simeon lends his artistic talents to support us in any way he can – from designing and hand-printing our incredible range of merchandise (including fabulous limited editions that, inevitably, fly off the shelves!), to styling the logo, strapline and website adornments that accompany our brilliant new branding.

We’re incredibly grateful for Simeon’s ongoing support – he’s always patient (even when we throw crazy production deadlines his way!) and his constant stream of fresh and innovative designs are a much cherished part of our Wild at Heart Foundation offering.

@simeonfarrar

It’s thanks to Roxana that Wild at Heart Foundation first became involved in Lebanon, and we’ve been honoured to work alongside her since she first reached out to us back in 2018. A fundraising force-to-be-reckoned-with, Roxana was the driving force behind raising the money needed to bring Maggie and Solo (our first two Lebanese rescue dogs) home.

Her passion for the stray dogs in this country is unrivalled, and when she approached us again in 2019 regarding a further six dogs who needed help, we were only too happy to partner with her on another rescue mission.

Since then, we’ve worked with Roxana to rescue and rehome still further Lebanese strays, as well as forming relationships with local shelters in order to widen our project reach. We’re looking forward to continuing this unstoppable partnership over the years to come!

Thank you Roxana for all you do – you are an inspiration.

@roxghh

Our own lovely Sofia! Sofia was an irreplaceable part of the Wild at Heart Foundation team, and it wouldn’t be the charity it is today without her hard work, passion, determination, and inspiring vision for the future. In the four years she worked for us, Sofia transformed our projects programme, as well as providing vital operations and managerial support.

Sofia was an integral part of getting our Puerto Rico project off the ground. She helped organise and run the very first high-volume sterilisation clinic on the island, an initiative so successful it is now supported by Humane Society US and rolled out three times a year across multiple locations on the island. In fact, it is now the largest, most effective campaign of its kind in the world!

Whilst Sofia no longer works for the charity (she left in 2019 to pursue an exciting new chapter in her life!) she remains at the heart of our family. We’re so very lucky to have had her on board for so long, and are grateful for her continued support, love and all round superstardom!

@sofiaguerriero

Aidan is quite simply one of the most talented photographers we’ve ever met. His skill for capturing the emotion of a moment is utterly breathtaking, and we’re so honoured to call him a friend of Wild at Heart.

Aidan is always willing to lend his expertise to help the Foundation in whatever way he can – from merchandise shoots, to project trips, where his coverage helps us to powerfully document the harsh but moving reality of the situation overseas. Aidan has joined us on our project trips to Lesvos, Puerto Rico and Lebanon, and we can’t wait to see where he’ll accompany us next!

@aidanoneill101

Harriet Rose is not only a long time supporter of Wild at Heart Foundation and all things dog rescue, she’s also an amazing DJ who is always willing to lend a hand at our events and fundraisers.

Her style and taste are always guaranteed to get people dancing, and her sets are a surefire way to get our supporters into the party spirit!

@iamharrietrose

Trace have been helping Wild at Heart Foundation grow from its early days and have played an instrumental role in securing some incredible partnership, collaboration and event opportunities over the years.

Most recently, Trace helped us secure a coveted double-fronted shop space in Central London’s iconic Monmouth Street which gave us an utterly incredible opportunity to run a Pop Up shop and event space throughout June 2019. They also put us forward for Klarna’s charity of choice at their amazing Christmas Pup Up.

Lian, Rob, Caroline and their entire wonderful team are passionate about helping us on our mission and are always thinking of new and exciting ways we can raise funds and awareness wherever possible. We are so grateful to be able to call these incredible people our friends.

@tracepublicity

Bird + Wolf‘s bold statement jackets have been catching the eye of fashionistas ever since they launched a few years ago. Now dog-lovers can enjoy the range even more – Bird + Wolf donate 10% from the sale of every “Wild at Heart” jacket sold.

Bird + Wolf also support Wild at Heart Foundation with generous contributions to our raffles and prize draws, and are always keen to provide help and expertise wherever they can.

You can shop Bird + Wolf’s Wild at Heart jacket here.

In 2019, we teamed up with @officialboomeranguk on a quest to fight back against animal cruelty. The most popular feature on their kid-orientated website is ‘Bugs’ Pet of the Week’, which allows children to upload pictures and stories of their pets. Throughout the end of 2019, this feature proudly supported Wild at Heart Foundation, donating £1 for every entry they received.

Not only was this an incredibly generous way to support the charity and impact the lives of hundreds of rescue dogs, it’s also a fantastic way to engage young people with the charity’s mission. Thank you Boomerang for your incredible support!

Butternut Box are one of the fastest growing dog food companies in the UK, and are truly committed to supporting Wild at Heart Foundation’s mission. Helping those in need is still very much at the heart of the company. They believe that all dogs deserve to have a full belly and a wagging tail, which is why they’ve teamed up with us to offer our followers 75% off a two-week trial of their fresh, home-cooked food.

But their love for dogs doesn’t stop there – for every trial purchased using our exclusive link, they’ll donate £20 to Wild at Heart Foundation, ensuring that we can continue to feed and care for those dogs that need it the most.

Through this incredible offer, alongside the countless ways they’ve supported through events, fundraisers and online campaigns, Butternut Box have helped us to raise thousands of pounds for dogs in need, and we’re so grateful for their ongoing support. You can read more about our partnership here.

The Court is a beautiful, opulent member’s club in the heart of Soho. But its sumptuous interiors are made all the more beautiful by the regular addition of dogs, in support of Wild at Heart Foundation. Their ‘Dog Day Afternoon Brunch‘ is an incredible opportunity for guests to “drink themselves philanthropic”, with an incredible 100% of profits donated directly to the charity.

What’s more Dog Day Afternoon, they regularly serve a delicious “Wild at Heart” cocktail in the club’s bar, profits of which are donated to help us help dogs in need.

After adopting Irma, a Cyprus stray from Wild at Heart Foundation, wonderful adopter Holly (@deathbytea) was inspired to create a range of adorable pin badges. In a bid to give something back to the animals who have shown her nothing but love even through the hardest times, £2 from the sale of each £6 pin will be donated to the Foundation. Not only do these pins look good, they also do good!

You can shop Holly’s pin badges here.

Hoop & Loop create wonderful bespoke embroidery products for fashionistas and animal lovers! Their range of personalised embroidered cushions sets tails wagging, with £5 from every sale donated directly to Wild at Heart Foundation.

Hoop n Loop have been incredibly supportive over the years, getting involved in our Pop Up events, contributing to raffles and competitions, and producing stunning unique pieces for the Wild at Heart Foundation clothing range. We love having Hoop n Loop on board, and are honoured to be their charity partner.

You can shop Hoop n Loop’s cushion range here.

Klarna approached us in 2019 with one amazing goal: they wanted to help us help dogs all over the world. As a global brand, they share our interest in spreading more awareness of the issues stray dogs face on an international level, and wanted to do whatever they could to support us putting an end to this.

Co-hosting a ‘Pup Up’ pamper parlour in Soho, Klarna x Wild at Heart Foundation helped raise over £10,000 for dogs in need, a huge contribution to our work that simply blew us away.

We’re looking forward to developing our relationship further in the coming years and can’t wait to work on their next brilliantly creative collaboration!

Komu co-founder and Wild at Heart adopter, Sarah, set up Komu to provide postnatal support to new parents through its range of Digital Kits. These include invaluable advice and help for dog-owners expecting a baby, including hours of video and audio content from Midwives and Postnatal experts to help them through those early days weeks and months with their newborn.

Read more about Komu’s support advice for introducing your dog to your baby.

Komu donate 10% to Wild at Heart Foundation for every one of these kits purchased via our exclusive link:

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We first worked with Lily’s Kitchen back in 2018 when they launched a vegetarian dog food range, with proceeds donated directly to our global project work. We loved working alongside them (as did Nikki’s dogs who were only too willing to assist on the shoot!) and the organisation have remained incredibly supportive ever since, regularly donating prizes for competitions, events and campaigns.

Through the creation of a beautiful bespoke range of dog charms, Loquet London support Wild at Heart Foundation and our international project work. A brand created by dog-lovers, they wanted to find a way to incorporate a way of giving back into their stunning selection of jewellery.

10% of all sales from their Dog Charms range are donated directly to Wild at Heart Foundation – we’re so grateful for Loquet’s ongoing support.

You can shop the Dog Charms range here.

When Mulberry teamed up with Mungo & Maud to create a beautiful range of collars, leads, and coats, they knew they wanted to support global dog rescue alongside the launch. When they approached us, we were delighted to get involved – little did we know that seven of our beautiful Wild at Heart Foundation rescues would be featuring in their global marketing campaign!

It was wonderful to see our rescues take centre stage and show the world how beautiful and diverse mixed breeds are. What’s more, the campaign raised £2,500 which was donated directly to Wild at Heart Foundation’s global rescue work.

Noah Fay create beautiful bracelets…with a heart. Her specially curated “Wild at Heart” bracelet has been contributing towards our fundraising efforts since 2017. With £4 donated from every sale, they’ve helped us to raise hundreds of pounds over the years, and we’re so grateful for their support.

Pet’s Pyjamas support Wild at Heart Foundation in a number of ways, and are always keen to explore new avenues via which they can help. From donating prizes for raffles and competitions, to featuring our friends and ambassadors in their ‘Pet Edit’ magazine (the fee for which is donated back to the charity), we’re so grateful for their continued support.

Newly launched in 2019, PAAW House is an amazing new service for dog owners all over the country – particularly those living in cities. They advocate for more reasonable laws and motions regarding dog ownership for people who rent (alongside many other wonderful causes!) and offer an incredible membership and subscription service for dogs in the know.

In 2019, they hosted their launch in support of Wild at Heart Foundation, raising over £500! The continue to extend their generosity by donating a percentage of their annual profits, as well as promoting and fundraising wherever they can.

Thanks PAAW for your support!

Ethical, vegan beauty brand PRAI have always been committed to animal welfare, so their partnership with Wild at Heart Foundation was a natural fit. In 2018, we collaborated to create a limited edition jar for its AGELESS Throat & Decolletage Crème in celebration of National Dog Day, to help reduce the world’s stray dog population, with 100% of the profits donated to Wild at Heart Foundation.

We’re always so grateful to find partners who share our beliefs and commitment to making lasting change. PRAI was a wonderful opportunity for us to celebrate this.

Sophie Lis is a designer with both a wonderful eye and a generous heart. Through the creation of her ‘love’ pendants, she dedicates a percentage of her sales to Wild at Heart Foundation, helping support our rescue work overseas. We’re so grateful to her for honouring the charity in this way.

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Urban Mutts‘ infamous founder – the one and only Barry (aka The Dog Jogger) – has been a huge supporter of Wild at Heart Foundation since it’s earliest days. Besides having a number of WAHF dogs on their client list, Urban Mutts show their support by promoting us as their partner charity, helping us to raise money and awareness wherever they can.