Can you help Archie-Pup this Christmas?

Archie in his new foster home looking brighter

This Christmas, we are asking you to open your hearts for the smallest, bravest little soul – Archie, pictured, had a terrible case of mange, he came to us in such a heartbreaking state. Just a wee pup, his skin was red raw, sore, and unbearably itchy — a tough start to life that no puppy should ever have to endure. He was uncomfortable, frightened, and had already known far too much pain for someone so tiny.

Thanks to loving foster care, Archie is finally beginning to heal. His skin is clearing, his eyes are brighter, and for the first time, he’s learning what it feels like to be safe with his new family – But his journey is far from over.

Archie needs both of his knees operated on. He suffers from luxating patellas, and his little knees constantly pop out of place, causing pain and limiting his ability to move and play like a puppy should. Without surgery, Archie will never be able to run freely or live the happy, active life he deserves.

The surgery he needs will cost around £5,400-£6,300 (even after the charity’s discount) — a huge amount for such a tiny pup, but absolutely life-changing for him.

He is so small. So gentle. And so full of hope.

All Archie wants is a second chance — a chance to feel the sand beneath his paws, to run on beaches, to chase joy instead of pain. This Christmas, you can be the reason his future changes.

Every donation, no matter how small, will help us reach the £5,400-£6,300 needed and bring Archie one step closer to a life without pain — a life filled with freedom, love, and wagging tails.

Please help Archie-Pup this Christmas.
Because even the tiniest lives deserve the biggest chance.

We have a range of ways you can donate:

You can donate HERE
Cheque – If you’d like to write a cheque, please make it to FOTA and send it with your contact details to: SC House, 123 Pyle Street, Newport, IOW, PO33 1ST
You can call us on 01983 522 511 and donate over the phone

Below you can see how well Archie is doing – from snuggling in his new bed, his skin is now mange free and healing (although patchy) He’s been enjoying the life of a beloved pup and excited about Christmas – you can see how much brighter and happier he looks.

As always, thank you for being a Friend of the Animals