🛞 Disabled Dog Mobility Hub
Free independent help with wheelchair choice, measuring, fitting, troubleshooting and day-to-day mobility questions.
Use it to look for wheelchair fitting, loan schemes, lower-cost equipment routes, amputee support, rehabilitation and community help. The listings are organised so owners can start with UK-wide support and then narrow down by the kind of help needed or by nation. If you are not sure where to begin, the Mobility Guide can help you work out the next practical step first.
🇬🇧 UK Disabled & Amputee Dog Help — Start Here
New to disabled-dog mobility? Start with the Hub or jump straight to the type of help you need. The full UK directory remains underneath.
🐾 Amputee dog help
Find support for three-legged dogs, front or rear amputees, prosthetics and wheelchair options.
🤝 Wheelchair & affordability help
Find wheelchair fitting, mobility suppliers, loan schemes and lower-cost support around the UK.
This section is a quick starting point, not a replacement for the full directory.
Borrowing a dog wheelchair: what to ask
Tell the organisation your dog’s weight, the support needed and any measurements requested for its wheelchair make. Ask which sizes are available, who can help with fitting, and whether there is a deposit, delivery charge, loan period or return condition. A listing does not guarantee a free chair or current stock.
Show wheelchair loan schemes · Read the free and low-cost wheelchair guide
Need help choosing or fitting? Open the app’s Mobility Guide or check measuring instructions by manufacturer.
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UK organisations and support
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🐾 Community support
Direct links open the listed support page. Where a group link has not been confirmed, the button opens a Facebook search instead. Facebook may ask you to sign in or join a group.
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Know another UK organisation?
If a charity, wheelchair loan scheme, amputee service or disabled-dog support group is missing, please tell Ian through the Help Centre.
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