On Sunday 29th September the Scottish Thistle PWRC held their first Charity Race Day in celebration of the 20th Anniversary since the club was established.

The...

A small reminder to all our volunteers with working Therapets that the closing date for your nominations is the 22nd of October. The nominations form can be downloaded from the website at  Click on text to go to page

As usual this Award will be made at our 30th Ye...

CCST Fife area representatives and volunteers attended this fun day event on Saturday the 24th August from 11am till 4pm to create awareness about the work the charity does in the local and surrounding area of the Kingdom of Fife. The event was organised by “Sense Scot...

CCST has been contacted by Carolyn McGinn from Vets Now, about the rise of reports in blue green algae recently. She has asked us to share this useful information with our volunteers.

“It’s vital that owners are aware of the dangers of potentially toxic blue green algae...

CCST welcomes new trustee;

The Trustees are delighted to announce that they have invited Stewart Donald to become a Trustee in place of Norma Murray who retired at the end of 2018. 

Stewart is a retired veterinary surgeon and was a partner in a mixed, latterly small...

CCST Marquee made its way up to the Cairngorm National Park for a PR event “Dogs Day Out” and volunteer get together, supporting local CCST area representative Margaret Ewing and the local volunteers in the area of Badenoch & Strathspey.

Margaret and her team did a grea...

A group of Borders College students have recently undertaken a project to raise awareness of the role of Therapets within the health and social care sector.

National 4 Care students carried out research into the use of animals, and how this can have a positive impact on...

Did you know it is "Bring Your Dog to Work Day" on Friday 21st June 2019

Virtually every day “Romey” (Greyhound/Saluki cross) and his owner Lesley Bird - CCST’s office Admin Supervisor comes to work with her. On occasion Therapet “Luna” (Whippet/Bedlington cross) visit...

Monklands Light Opera, based in Airdrie, North Lanarkshire are putting on a production of the musical Annie this November. They requested through Canine Concern Scotland Trust a dog that would be suitable to work with children and be available to play the part of Sandy...

Canine Concern Scotland Trust volunteers in South Lanarkshire attended and supported Dementia Awareness Week in Hairmyres Hospital in East Kilbride from Monday 3rd to Friday 7th of June.

The Therapets and volunteers turned out in force to create awareness of dementia by...