Cuan Wildlife Rescue Open Day & Dog Show – Saturday 18th July 2026

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Come along to our incredibly popular Open Day & Fun Dog Show

Saturday 18th July - 10am-5pm

This is the one day of the year when you'll get the opportunity to see behind the scenes at one of the busiest wildlife hospitals in the UK and see our wildlife being cared for by our fabulous Wildlife Care Assistants.

Lots to see and do – Fun Dog Show kindly organised by Telford Pet Services, craft stalls, charity stalls, games, raffle, tombolas, bouncy castles, face painting and balloon modelling by Fantasy Castles, food and drink stalls, ice cream van - and much more.

Dog Show - 15 Classes to choose from to take part in the Dog Show - you can book in advance of the day to save time by using the booking form below!  Please ensure you read the Dog Welfare Guidelines before entering/bringing your dog along to the Dog Show, to ensure the health and wellbeing of your pets.

Entry is just £5 per person – under 10’s go free!

We look forward to seeing you all, a fun day out for ALL the family - including your four legged friends!

Please note - all trading pitches are now sold out for this event.

UPDATE - 15/07 - Due to the hot weather forecast for this Saturday, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the dog show at our Charity Open Day to ensure the safety and wellbeing of all dogs and their owners.

The good news is that all other activities are still going ahead as planned, including guided tours of our wildlife rescue hospital, lots of fabulous craft, charity and trade stalls, food and drink, ice cream, bouncy castles, face painting, glitter tattoos, bottle and teddy tombolas and more!  We have a fire engine attending between 12 and 2pm, and have arranged some family friendly free activities that both adults and children can take part in for fun!
We are asking the general public to not bring dogs along to the event this year, as the heat is set to be incredibly warm - the safety of animals is, of course, our utmost priority, which is why the dog show has had to be cancelled.