Meet the gorgeous dogs that have taken up residence at the Fylde Coast’s newest dog rescue centre.
Dizzy Dogs Rescue CIC opened earlier this week having taken over the former One Every Hour rescue site in Preesall, safeguarding the future of the dogs already in care at the facility.
Dizzy Dogs Founder Danielle Reed said the decision to establish the new charity came after staff refused to let the kennels close.
She said: "We couldn't see this place go and we couldn't see the dogs become at risk, so we joined together and decided to brand ourselves as Dizzy Dogs Rescue to save the dogs that were already here and to potentially save more.
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Olive is around 4-5 years old and very affectionate and happy Walks beautifully on lead and could live with children over 10 and a nice natured dog with successful meets. Photo: Lucinda Herbert | Iconic Media
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Danielle with Rio the Akita. Rio was a poundie rescued 'moments before his life was over'. He is around 1.5 years old now and loves everyone, doing well with his training and could happily live with a female dog after introductions. Photo: Lucinda Herbert | Iconic Media
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Athena was a stray in the pound system and was saved by shads legacy who had no room for her so they use our kennels as Emergency till they get space to save more. Athena is 12 months old and could happily live with another dog. Photo: Lucinda Herbert | Iconic Media
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Simba is around 5-6 years old Pressa Canario, who was rescued after his owner passed away. "Simba is a lovable bigger than life horse who walks so lovely and is carefree of majority of life. He doesn't ask for much other than your attention otherwise he will cry like the big baby he is till you cuddle him and take him out for his walk in the morning." Photo: Lucinda Herbert | Iconic Media
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Nina is around six years old Frenchie x Staffie cross. She had a stroke in kennels so needs a special home that can help her. Her original owner fell pregnant and gave her up. She needs a pet free and older child home due to her dog reactivity and health issues. She's recovered well from her stroke but there no guarantees she won't have another one and we would love her to find that special someone even just a foster who would give her the time and patience and care she needs. Photo: Lucinda Herbert | Iconic Media
![Damon the malamute is 11 years old and is unable to be rehomed so lives in the 'sanctuary' at Dizzy Dogs CIC. Danielle Reed says: "Thanks to donators and a family community around us, [we can] offer dogs like Damon sanctuary in a world that's let him down before." Photo: Lucinda Herbert](https://www.connachttribune.ie/jpim-static/image/2026/08/07/9/31/onecms_b6daddee-7afd-4b45-8f78-afe6f5601ddf-52e3a33b.jpeg?trim=0,191,0,191&crop=&width=800)
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Damon the malamute is 11 years old and is unable to be rehomed so lives in the 'sanctuary' at Dizzy Dogs CIC. Danielle Reed says: "Thanks to donators and a family community around us, [we can] offer dogs like Damon sanctuary in a world that's let him down before." Photo: Lucinda Herbert | Iconic Media