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The Cinnamon Trust
- 01736 757900
- 80 km service radius
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cinnamon.org.uk
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The only specialist national charity for older people and their much loved, much needed companions.
Our aim is to build friendships with the owners who come to us for help. The Trust can then extend this friendship by introducing volunteers that will help with the day to day care of a pet when this has become difficult. Together we make sure that these little heroes who mean so much remain happy and healthy.
Our aim is to build friendships with the owners who come to us for help. The Trust can then extend this friendship by introducing volunteers that will help with the day to day care of a pet when this has become difficult. Together we make sure that these little heroes who mean so much remain happy and healthy.
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34 recommendations and reviews from 28 people
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February 2, 2018
Spotted: T. asked:My ill health is unfortunately stopping me from walking my woofers so I’m interested in a dog walker. Could I have some recommendations please? Thank youCharlotte S. replied:Hi get in contact with the cinnamon trust. They have volunteers who walk dogs elderly or ill people www.cinnamon.org.uk
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April 18, 2017
Kirsty H. asked:does anyone know of a dog walker in hadleigh who can help me out with my nearly 1 year old gs/cross please? due to pregnancy related illness i haven't been able to give her enough walks... Many thanksEmma M. replied:Try the cinnamon trust, it's a charity!! http://www.cinnamon.org.uk
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April 15, 2017
Shane W. asked:Hello. Im after a recommendation for a dog walker for my dads dog? My dads got COPD so he can't get out with him. The dogs a westie which he's had from a rescue centre and he just wanted some company. Cheers ShaneSuzanne S. replied:Try the Cinnamon trust. They provide free volunteer dog walkers for the sick and elderly. All volunteers have been crb checked and are insured. Www.cinnamon.org.ukRachael H. replied:Look at the cinnamon trust charity. Dog walkers who walk dogs for the less able, disabled etc xKerry H. replied:Contact The Cinnamon Trust
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September 26, 2016
Belinda N. asked:‼️Emergency help needed‼️Could anybody help me out please I have a 4 month old puppy that I need someone to look after he's my 4 yr olds sons but unfortunately my son his really poorly in hospital and needs to be moved to London would be for 3-4 weeks on low income so would need to be a favour or really cheap I will pay for his foodClaire F. replied:Or this charity? It's not just elderly they help. http://www.cinnamon.org.uk
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January 18, 2016
Dawn C. asked:Hello everyone I'm calling on any dog walkers we have who would be willing to help someone out voluntary. It's a disabled gentleman who faces losing his much loved pet please pm me if you would be able to help in the Liverpool South area xxx PLEASE SHARETracey R. replied:http://www.cinnamon.org.uk
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January 5, 2016
Spotted A. asked:Hi can anyone lead me in the right direction of dog kennels in area were i could do some voluntary days to help out with mucking out kennels givin dogs cuddles or walks etc what ever needs doing....Mandy M. replied:http://www.cinnamon.org.uk/
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December 18, 2015
The T. asked:URGENT SHORT TERM FOSTER REQUIRED We have monty a white 12 year old female cat who needs a home whilst her owner is in hospital. She hates fish, but loves people, she likes to snuggle up to sleep on the foot of the bed, and she is clean in the house. She is in the TA11 area (Yeovil, Somerset) Please can you help? Please call Debbie Fisher on 01736 757 900 ThanksThe T. replied:Hello - If your friend is over 60 we may be able to help. Please call 01736 757900
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August 11, 2015
Jan D. asked:Looking for a mobile dog groomer and a dog walker for an elderly resident (with an old border collie) who has just lost her husband. Lives in Roberts Ride... Can anyone help?Debbie C. replied:There is a charity called Cinnamon Trust who help older people that for whatever reason such as bereavement or illness, cannot walk their dog . They help with other animals too . Their number is 01736 757900. They will put you in touch with volunteers in your area.
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July 1, 2015
Marcy B. asked:Can anyone advise on cat charities/fosterers please? Needing to re home a pregnant female and male urgently as owner has passed. Many thanks in advance. XHazel R. replied:What about the cinnamon Trust? http://www.cinnamon.org.uk
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May 28, 2015
Elzbieta G. asked:Could you please help with re-homing of this lovely cat of 13 years old. Her owner has a spinal degenerative disease and finds it very difficult to look after the cat. She's 13 years old, flead, wormed, no health issues. Currently in Hackney, North London. Please get in touch if you can help or know someone who could help. Thank you!Natalie H. replied:You'll need to call the trust, they won't answer specific queries on this site, 01736 757 900 or www.cinnamon.org.uk
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March 28, 2015
Amy E. asked:Does any one know of any dog walkers???Angela R. replied:I:-)f it's for your Nan, the Cinnamon trust have volunteer dog walkers for the elderly. www.cinnamon.org.uk
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January 2, 2015
Ty U. asked:Hi all I need help, I am thinking about getting a dog in a couple months. The only issue is leaving the dog alone for 8 hrs when my partner and I are at work Does anyone know of any doggy day care places in and around B'wood? Your help is much appreciated =]Deb Y. replied:Unfortunately, many rescues will not rehome dogs to people who are out all day - rescues are very strict these days. Clearly, it can work when a dog is at home all day with support from dog sitters and dog walkers etc but I think there are two importa nt things to bear in mind: the first is that you will need to factor in the expense of paying a dog sitter/walker to attend daily. The second is that the bottom line is - dogs crave human company above all else, and all dogs that have any sort of relationship with their owner WILL suffer if they spend long periods alone. If you love dogs, why not try volunteering at one of the rescue centres? Alternatively, you could volunteer for The Cinnamon Trust, an organisation that helps elderly people keep their dogs by having volunteer walkers for them. http://www.cinnamon.org.uk/ Later on, your circumstances may change and you will have the benefit of having learned a great deal about dogs and a much better idea of their needs.
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December 9, 2014
Kayleigh J. asked:Looking for a female dog walker rhos on sea. Must b reliable and reasonable rates thanksLeah M. replied:Definately give The Cinnamon Trust a call! It's a charity set up specifically for older folk who need help with problems like walking their dogs etc. The number is 01736 757900, please don't hesitate to call them, they'll do their very best to match you up with a walker, and it's free!Shellz C. replied:Have you tried the cinnamon trust? Leah Moore may be able to tell you more x
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August 6, 2014
Pippa D. asked:A clien of mine is wanting to do some volunteer dog walking for a local rescue. However, the ones he's contacted so far aren't looking for any dog walkers. He's in the Leeds 6 area. Does anyone know of a rescue who could use him? It seems such a pity not to make use of him :)
Debbie M. replied:Did he check with Cinnamon? http://www.cinnamon.org.uk/
Bryan W. replied:I would have suggested the Cinnamon Trust but that's already been put forward. Perhaps some local kennels might appreciate voluntary help?
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June 3, 2014
Rachel E. asked:Anybody know of any dog walkers maghull/lydiate area? Ta.x.
Sarah C. replied:Who is it for Rachel? If you're trying to find one for an older person, try http://www.cinnamon.org.uk/ (don't be put off by that bleak photo they use on their website) xx
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February 6, 2014
Rhiannon G. asked:hi, do you have any dog walkers who would be able to get to delabole, cornwall? ThanksJeanette H. replied:try phoning the numbers 01736 757 900, and good luck -x-
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January 19, 2014
Doris G. asked:Hi due to my husbands heart condition worsening we are considering getting a dog walker for a couple of times a week. We live Houghton area. Can anyone recommend someone for our 18 month female beagle
Phil E. replied:if u want to phone pls do I am fully insured ,I also volunteer for the cinnamon trust ,a charity organization that help people who have dogs and cant walk them through ill health .u can contact them on 01736 758705 or there website www.cinnamon.org.uk
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January 5, 2014
Angela G. asked:Any recommendations for short term dog boarding. A family bereavement means I may need care Thursday 2nd Jan (from fairly early in the morning 7.30 ish until Friday evening (3rd) about 9pm. Will need this again on the 11th, 12th and until 8-9pm on 13th Jan. Happy little 7 month old male dog. I am in Potters Bar.Nicola C. replied:The Cinnamon Trust is for situations just like this: http://www.cinnamon.org.uk/ But I also know Andrea Kiwinda and she would be very good too!
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December 20, 2013
Carly C. asked:Can anyone recommend a Woodford dog walker that walks one dog at a time? I'm trying my best to find an elderly couple someone to walk their 6 year old boxer but not having any luck. (Unfortunately health is now an issue for them and their son is now away.)Charlotte C. replied:Have you tried http://www.cinnamon.org.uk ? It finds volunteer walkers for dogs whose owners can't walk them anymore because of old age, etc.
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January 4, 2017
Elaine S. asked:Hi I hope someone can help I posted in November that my dad was poorly and has a boarder collie called Charlie who is 9 a lovely lady looked after him for a week but then we have had to put him in kennels.Dads still poorly and wondered if anyone could foster him for a while he might have to be re homed.Hes such a loverable dog and loves company if anyone can help please inbox me many thanks elaine xxxJean G. replied:The no is 01736757900 they are a charity who helps older people with their dogs by finding homes also walking them .I hope this helps.Jean G. replied:The cinnamon trust are very helpful.I hall try and find you the number.
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December 23, 2016
Lloyd S. asked:Does anyone kknow of someone who can look after a 7 month year old bitch whippet for a few weeks whilst owner is in hospital. And how much it will cost, tiaMarie S. replied:The Cinnamon Trust have foster homes all over the country for cats, dogs and some volunteers take parrots and rabbits. They mainly do this for elderly and disabled people but if that doesn't apply they may still be able to help. 01736 757 900. They have all been checked for suitability. Also, they find volunteer dog walker for elderly and disabled people who aren't able to walk their dogs.
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Referral from
November 30, 2015
Linda B. asked:Could anyone recommend a dog kennels in Bridgnorth the owner is in hospital and he needs to be taken care of. Thanks.Marie S. replied:If the owner is elderly (and maybe if isn't) try the Cinnamon Trust. They are situated in Cornwall but have pet foster carers all over the country who bring pets into their own home while owners are in hospital. There's no charge other than pet food. 01736 757900. The dog will be walked daily and the foster carer will report to the owner in hospital how the dog is. They will also look for someone to walk the dog if needed when the owner is recuperating from hospital.
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Referral from
October 11, 2015
Jane W. asked:Does anyone know of any local adoption people who could help to have my mum's parsons terrier whilst she's in hospital?Lily J. replied:http://www.cinnamon.org.ukLily J. replied:Try the cinnamon trust, they specifically care for pets when owners are in hospital
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January 13, 2015
Tasha F. asked:Please can anyone help rehome my nan and grandads dog.Kerry A. replied:Tasha have you contacted or considered: http://www.cinnamon.org.uk/ They are a national charity for the elderly, terminally ill and their pets in circumstances such as yours.Kerry A. replied:Are you sure Tasha as I have just taken this from their website. "The Cinnamon Trust also provides long term care for pets whose owners have died or moved to residential accommodation which will not accept pets. Arrangements are made between owners and the Trust well in advance, so owners do have peace of mind in the knowledge that their beloved companion will have a safe and happy future. Emergency cards are available on request." I think they would be worth contacting.
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Referral from
July 30, 2014
Spotted W. asked:Anon, Hi there I'm looking at options to either foster or board my cats for a month or so, I'm wondering if anybody out there has any suggestions or recommendations on what to do who to use, I do not want to sell or permanently rehome any of them and I'm forced to find temporary homes for them, Iv looked online at a few options and prices of boardings and looks to be about £600 a month for 3 cats, is there any alternatives or suggestions anyone can offer? TiaCraig M. replied:If you are over 60 or going to be in hospital try The Cinnamon Trust www.cinnamon.org.uk
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September 9, 2013
Worthing D. asked:Hi, could you please post anon? Am looking for a dog walker, Tarring area, twice a week. Reasonable rates and reliable.
Craig M. replied:Thankyou Mark Reece I walk on a voluntary basis for The Cinnamon Trust, if you are over 60 or terminally ill then they can supply people (including myself) to walk. I would offer to do it directly but without it going through Cinnamon trust I am not insured. www.cinnamon.org.uk
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August 20, 2013
Worthing D. asked:Have recently got a dog from Shoreham dogs trust and at the end of next month we are going on holiday for 5 days... Can any one recommend a good dog walker who is able to walk him twice a day and he is very poor on lead and will pull a lot so need someone experienced thanksCraig M. replied:Adam, If you were elderly or terminally ill then I'd be able to help (for free) via The Cinnamon Trust. http://www.cinnamon.org.uk/
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