Hi - my name is Romey. 

Normally I come to work with my 'Mum', Lesley who is the Office Supervisor for Therapets here in Edinburgh.  I love seeing my friends Norma and Carole there every day too - they also work in the office and give me special treats when I am feeling...

CCST welcomes new trustee;

The Trustee Directors are pleased to announce that Carole Ledingham, Area Representative for Aberdeen South and South West has accepted an invitation to become a Trustee Director.  

See link for more information about Carole ~ Trustee Dire...

“After considering legal advice received, the Trustees of CCST decided that a limited company should be formed and that it would be appointed as the sole Trustee of CCST in place of individual Trustees.  To this end Canine Concern Scotland Trustee Limited was incorpora...

TThis week we celebrate National Volunteers Week (1st - 7th June). Canine Concern Scotland Trust would like to thank all of our volunteers for their contribution in providing our Therapet services throughout Scotland. We know these have been difficult times, so thank y...

As we venture out and about with or without our pets we should be aware about the possibility of you or your pets coming into contact with our friend the “tick” and how to spot the disease.

We have a link here from “Lyme disease UK” which gives some very good, informati...

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Thank you Canine Concern Scotland Trust...

Canine Concern Scotland Trust was formed on 26th April 1988 by the late Marjorie Henley Price to help dogs and their owners, and to improve their position in present-day society. Its aims are to:

· Provide an educational service to promote responsible dog ownership in S...

Our Therapets in Dundee & Angus were happy to support a project run by the charity, ‘Feeling Strong’, where young adults who were having difficulty in school, learned how to make a documentary about the benefits animals have on our mental health.

Filmed in early March 2...

On March 9th just before Covid-19 lockdown, a few of the Moray Therapets were invited along to an interesting day out to meet the workers at “Glenfiddich Distillery Charities Day” in Dufftown near Aberlour.

Our local Area Representative Maureen Thomson took along a tabl...

Therapet managed by Canine Concern Scotland Trust would invite you to share a picture of your

Therapet (no humans) on our Instagram page

https://www.instagram.com/therapetccst/

With the name of your Therapet and the area of Scotland you visit in. That is all.

This will sha...