Woollies 4 Waggers is a non-profit organisation who rely on their nationwide army of volunteer knitters to create the stunning dog coats which are then featured and sold on their website. For each coat they ask for a donation and postage costs. You will be helping rescue dogs across the UK while kitting your dog out in a stylish warm jumper. Woollies 4 Waggers is run completely by volunteers. 100% of donations given for the knitted coats go to Dogs Trust.

The founder of the site, Jill Danson, says:

"I would not even be able to guess the number of forever homes Dogs Trust has found for the dogs in their care. For those dogs who are unable to be rehomed due to the trauma they have often been subjected to, there will always be a home for them in the rescue centre. No healthy dog will ever be put to sleep while in the Dogs Trust care.

If you have a place in your home and your heart for a furry friend then please visit your local Dogs Trust Rescue Centre."

Click for details on how to buy your coat. As woolies4waggers supports non-profit rescue organisations, they would appreciate a minimum donation for the coats that have been created by their wonderful volunteers.


Their knitters are their lifeline. Without their dedication, patience and skills they would never be able to help the many dog rescue centres throughout the UK. Could you help? The styles are as simple or as complicated as you can manage, so whether you are a novice or knitting expert, they would love to hear from you. Every stitch you knit will be helping a dog in rescue. Visit Could you be a Woollies 4 Waggers Knitter? for more information.

As the sale of dog coats is so seasonal, they have introduced a 'Woollies 4 Humans' page and a 'Woollies 4 Home' page will be featured shortly. They hope this will boost donations to Dogs Trust during the warmer summer months.

As you can imagine they are always looking for donations of yarn and buttons and would welcome any donations people could make. Their website features Regional Coordinators who can be contacted regarding any enquiries or offers of help.

The website also features a 'News and Events' page and they welcome any rescue centre to contact them with details of upcoming events. They are only too happy to add them to their website.

Visit www.woollies4waggers.co.uk