Adopter Meet our Trustees
Husky · Kvinde · Ældre · 15 år
Hope Rescue drives af et team med engagerede bestyrelsesmedlemmer, der deler en lidenskab for dyre velvære og en vision om en fremtid, hvor alle hunde behandles med omsorg, venlighed og respekt. Vores bestyrelsesmedlemmer spiller en vigtig rolle i at give ledelse, ansvarlighed og støtte for at hjælpe fonden med at blomstre. De bruger deres tid, ekspertise og energi frivilligt til fonden og er ansvarlige for at overvåge drift og lede os mod at opfylde vores mission. Hvert bestyrelsesmedlem har en vigtig rolle her hos Hope Rescue, og du kan møde dem alle nedenfor. Sarah er glad for at fortsætte med at arbejde sammen med Hope Rescue-teamet for at gennemgå og udvikle den strategiske plan (sammen med andre aktiviteter), givet voksende Hope Rescue de sidste år og udfordringerne inden for sektoren. Sarah blev valgt som formand for bestyrelsen/udvalget for Hope Rescue i 2023 og har mere end 15 års erfaring inden for salg og markedsføring, og arbejder nu som kommercialchef inden for stålindustrien i Sydvest Wales. Sarah er glad for at fortsætte med at arbejde sammen med Hope Rescue-teamet for at gennemgå og udvikle den strategiske plan (sammen med andre aktiviteter), givet voksende Hope Rescue de sidste år og udfordringerne inden for sektoren. Sarah bor lige uden for Cardiff sammen med sin mand og Hope Rescue-hund Murray, som er en husky-kryds – de elsker at gå, løbe og triatlon, samt rejse. Denne oplevelse har gjort Carl til fuldt at anerkende det fantastiske arbejde, som Hope Rescue gør for at sikre, at hunde som Indi får en chance for et kærligt hjem. Carl har mere end 25 års erfaring inden for finanssektoren, med baggrund i Salg, Markedsføring og Relationshåndtering. Som erfaren præsentator bruger Carl disse færdigheder professionelt til at hjælpe finansielle rådgivere med at tale om at tage sig af det, de elsker … og nu bringer disse talenter som en bestyrelsesambassadør (og hidtil quizmaster!) på Hope Rescue begivenheder. Hunder har altid haet en særlig plads i Carls hjerte og familie. Han deler nu sit hjem med to terrierer, Watson og Indi, som er en reddet hund, brugt af en lavt standards bredere og forladt i dårlig helbredstilstand, da han ikke længere havde nogen brug for ham. Denne oplevelse har gjort Carl til fuldt at anerkende det fantastiske arbejde, som Hope Rescue gør for at sikre, at hunde som Indi får en chance for et kærligt hjem. Ud over at være bestyrelsesmedlem i Hope Rescue, frivilliger Carl også som formand for bestyrelsen for en lille lokal fond, der mentorser unge voksne og understøtter samfundet. Tom har været involveret med Hope Rescue siden alderen 15, hvor han frivilligt arbejdede for foreningen ved at hjælpe med donationssamling, plejefamilier og transport af hunde i overensstemmelse med organisationens behov, og derefter tiltrådte han medlemskab i Hope Rescue's Bestyrelse i 2023 for at understøtte operationsholdet. Tom har været involveret med Hope Rescue siden alderen 15, hvor han frivilligt arbejdede for foreningen ved at hjælpe med donationssamling, plejefamilier og transport af hunde i overensstemmelse med organisationens behov, og derefter tiltrådte han medlemskab i Hope Rescue's Bestyrelse i 2023 for at understøtte operationsholdet. En lidenskab for dyre velvære og træning førte Tom (han/hen) til at følge en BSc (Hons) i Bio-veterinær videnskab og en MSc i Klinisk Dyreopfølging fra University of Lincoln. I øjeblikket arbejder Tom som senior trænings- og adfærdsrådgiver hos Storbritanniens største hundevelfærdsorganisation, hvor han understøtter trænings- og adfærdsgrupperne over hele Sørvesten. Tom er certificeret klinisk dyreadfærdsrådgiver hos Animal Behaviour and Training Council (UK) og certificeret hundeadfærdsrådgiver og certificeret skoleadfærdspecialist hos International Association of Animal Behaviour Consultants og medlem af lærerkorps og CBATI-KA hos Grisha Stewart Academy. Tom driver også 'Simplifying Shelter Behaviour', en Facebook-side og podcast dedikeret til at fremlægge opdaterede, positive træningsmetoder og tips til skole- og redningsarbejdere. Hundeløver Julie kommer oprindeligt fra Midlands, men flyttede til Cardiff i 2000 og bor med sin mand, to børn og Hope Rescue-hunden Huey i Llanishen, Cardiff. Julie har mere end 25 års erfaring i finansroller både inden for detailhandel og produktion, og arbejder i øjeblikket som finanskontroller i omsorgssektoren. Julie er vores mest nydelige tilføjelse til Hopes' bestyrelse og er glad for at tilslutte sig holdet og bringe sine evner og erfaringer for at hjælpe Hope Rescue med at fortsætte deres fantastiske arbejde med at hjælpe så mange sårbare hunde som muligt. Ann er glad for at arbejde sammen med Hope Rescue-teamet for at gennemgå og udvikle deres People and Culture-planer, så teamet kan fortsætte med det fantastiske arbejde, de gør med at hjælpe sårbare hunde og undervise folk. Vi er glade for at byde Ann Rowley Velkommen til bestyrelsen i Hope Rescue. Ann har 20 års erfaring inden for HR og driver i øjeblikket egen HR-konsulentvirksomhed i Sydvest Wales. Ann bor sammen med sin forlovede, reddet hund Nigel, og to katte (én af dem blev taget med under fotograferingen). Hun har altid havde hunde i sit liv, da hun voksede op med andre familieled, men efter at have adopteret Nigel har hun nu oplevet selv positiviteten og kærligheden, som hunde bringer med sig. Nigel blev reddet, efter at hans tidligere ejer prøvede at bruge ham som kampsports hund, misbrugte ham og klippede hans ører. Han elsker nu at mode forskellige ører, som hun strikker til ham. Ann er glad for at arbejde sammen med Hope Rescue-teamet for at gennemgå og udvikle deres People and Culture-planer, så teamet kan fortsætte med det fantastiske arbejde, de gør med at hjælpe sårbare hunde og undervise folk. Han har været involveret med foreningen i flere år som del af Fostering Network, og han og hans familie plejer i øjeblikket deres fjerde fosters hund. At se det uimodståelige arbejde, som Hope Rescue gør, har gjort det til en sag, der er meget nær hans hjerte. Vi er glade for at byde Nick Bush Velkommen til bestyrelsen i Hope Rescue. Han bor i Pontyclun sammen med sin kone og tre små børn. Han har været involveret med foreningen i flere år som del af Fostering Network, og han og hans familie plejer i øjeblikket deres fjerde fosters hund. At se det uimodståelige arbejde, som Hope Rescue gør, har gjort det til en sag, der er meget nær hans hjerte. Professionelt har han ejet sin egen virksomhed i mere end 20 år, og han ser frem til at bruge denne erfaring for at understøtte fonden, især med rådgivning om erhvervsstrategi, mens den fortsætter med at vokse og hjæ
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Hope Rescue is governed by a team of dedicated Trustees who share a passion for animal welfare and a vision of a future where all dogs are treated with care, kindness and respect. Our Trustees play a vital role in providing leadership, accountability, and support to help the charity thrive. They give their time, expertise and energy to the charity on a voluntary basis and are responsible for overseeing operations and guide us towards fulfilling our mission. Each Trustee has a key role here at Hope Rescue and you can meet them all below. Sarah is excited to continue to work alongside the Hope Rescue team to review and develop the strategic plan (alongside other activities), given the growth of Hope Rescue in recent years and the challenges faced within the sector. Sarah was elected Chair of Trustees/Board for Hope Rescue in 2023 and has over 15 years’ experience in sales and marketing, currently working as a commercial manager within the Steel industry based in South Wales. Sarah is excited to continue to work alongside the Hope Rescue team to review and develop the strategic plan (alongside other activities), given the growth of Hope Rescue in recent years and the challenges faced within the sector. Sarah lives just outside Cardiff with her husband and Hope Rescue dog Murray, who is a husky cross - they enjoy walking, running and triathlons, as well as travelling. This experience has made Carl truly appreciate the incredible work that Hope Rescue do to make sure dogs like Indi have a second chance at a loving home. Carl has over 25 years of experience in financial services, with a background in Sales, Marketing and Relationship Management. As an experienced presenter, Carl uses those skills professionally to help financial advisers talk to clients about looking after what they love…and now brings these talents as a board ambassador (and occasional quizmaster!) at Hope Rescue events. Dogs have always held a special place in Carl’s heart and family life. He currently shares his home with two terriers, Watson and Indi, who is a rescue dog used by a low welfare breeder and abandoned in a poor state of health when no longer of any use to their owner. This experience has made Carl truly appreciate the incredible work that Hope Rescue do to make sure dogs like Indi have a second chance at a loving home. As well as a trustee for Hope Rescue, Carl also volunteers as a Chair of Trustees for a small local charity that mentors young adults and supports the community. Tom has been involved with Hope Rescue since the age of 15 where he volunteered for the charity helping with fundraising, fostering and transporting dogs in line with the charity's needs, he then joined the Hope Rescue Board of Trustees in 2023 to support the operations teams. Tom has been involved with Hope Rescue since the age of 15 where he volunteered for the charity helping with fundraising, fostering and transporting dogs in line with the charity's needs, he then joined the Hope Rescue Board of Trustees in 2023 to support the operations teams. A passion for animal welfare and training led Tom (he/him) to undertake a BSc (Hons) in Bio-veterinary science and a MSc in Clinical Animal Behaviour from the University of Lincoln. Currently, Tom works as a senior training and behaviour advisor with the UK’s largest canine welfare organisation, where he supports the training and behaviour teams across the Southwest. Tom is a Certified Clinical Animal Behaviourist with the Animal Behaviour and Training Council (UK) and a Certified Canine Behaviour Consultant and Certified Shelter Behaviour Specialist with the International association of Animal Behaviour Consultants and a member of faculty and CBATI-KA with the Grisha Stewart Academy.Tom also runs ‘Simplifying Shelter Behaviour’ a Facebook page and podcast dedicated to bringing up to date, positive based training and behaviour tips and tricks to shelter and rescue staff and volunteers. Dog lover Julie is originally from the Midlands but moved to Cardiff in 2000 and lives with her husband, two children and Hope rescue dog, Huey, in Llanishen, Cardiff. Julie has more than 25 years experience working in finance roles both in retail and manufacturing and is currently working as a Financial Controller in the care sector. Julie is our most recent addition to Hopes’ Board of Trustees and is excited to be joining the team an bringing her skills and experience to help Hope Rescue continue doing amazing work helping as many vulnerable dogs as possible. Ann is excited to work alongside the Hope Rescue team to review and develop their People and Culture plans to enable the team to continue with the amazing work they do helping vulnerable dogs and educating people. We're delighted to welcome Ann Rowley to the Board of Trustees at Hope Rescue. Ann has 20 years’ experience in HR and currently runs her own HR consultancy based in South Wales. Ann lives with her fiancé, rescue dog Nigel, and two cats (one of which joined in the photoshoot). She has always had dogs in her life growing up with other family members having them, but after adopting Nigel has now felt first hand the positivity and love they bring to lives. Nigel was rescued after his previous owner tried to use him as a fighting dog, mistreated him, and cropped his ears. He now loves modelling different ears that she crochets for him. Ann is excited to work alongside the Hope Rescue team to review and develop their People and Culture plans to enable the team to continue with the amazing work they do helping vulnerable dogs and educating people. He has been involved with the charity for several years as part of the Fostering Network, and he and his family are currently caring for their fourth foster dog. Seeing the incredible work Hope Rescue does first-hand has made it a cause very close to his heart. We're delighted to welcome Nick Bush to the Board of Trustees at Hope Rescue. He lives in Pontyclun with his wife and three young children. He has been involved with the charity for several years as part of the Fostering Network, and he and his family are currently caring for their fourth foster dog. Seeing the incredible work Hope Rescue does first-hand has made it a cause very close to his heart. Professionally, he has run his own business for over 20 years, and he is looking forward to using that experience to support the charity, particularly in advising on business strategy as it continues to grow and help more dogs in need. Outside of work and fostering, he is an enthusiastic, but far from quick, runner. He is closing in on his 250th parkrun and has two London marathons and three Ironman events under his belt. But above all else, he is simply someone who loves dogs and is proud to play a small part in the amazing work Hope Rescue does. Published: 4th November, 2024 Updated: 1st April, 2026 Author: Hannah Edwards Jackie is a Jack Russel looking for her forever home We have contacted our valued supporters to let them know about a recent cyber security incident involving the organisation that manages our supporter database. Nessi is a French Bulldog looking for her forever home. Checkers is a American bulldog x Pointer looking for his forever home. Discover the Hope Rescue dogs waiting for their forever homes. Find out more about adopting a dog with Hope. We have a number of dogs that would benefit from a foster home rather a kennel environment. If you live in the South Wales area and would like to find out more, please get in touch. To check if we have your dog at our centre, please contact us directly on , 8am to 8pm, or email . You can also check on our Facebook page. Since 2005 Hope Rescue has been saving the lives of stray, abandoned and unwanted dogs that, through no fault of their own, need a second chance. We're always looking for donated items like blankets, treat
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