The very talented Lisa of Silver Linings has perfectly encapsulated the beautifully bonkers pairing of Archie & Lenny in a stunning Christmas card.
A few of you may recall Archie and his technicolour dog coat from its office debut back in January, where he showed Lenny that what he lacked in fur, he more than made up for in ✨style✨.
This bespoke card is one of two of Lisa's designs that are available at shop.cinnamon.org.uk/collections/christmas alongside the rest of our unique selection of festive gifts. If you love it as much as we do, get yours today! 😍
A few of you may recall Archie and his technicolour dog coat from its office debut back in January, where he showed Lenny that what he lacked in fur, he more than made up for in ✨style✨.
This bespoke card is one of two of Lisa's designs that are available at shop.cinnamon.org.uk/collections/christmas alongside the rest of our unique selection of festive gifts. If you love it as much as we do, get yours today! 😍
🌟Calling all Beverley locals! 🌟
This Saturday at Beverley Market, we invite you to stop by our stall and chat with our lovely volunteers, who will be raising awareness about The Cinnamon Trust throughout the community. Not only will there be great conversations and all the information you need on how to get involved with The Trust, but also a selection of goodies for sale, a tombola, and cake!
Let’s come together to ensure no one in our community goes unsupported by not knowing about the wonderful things we can do.
See you at the market!
This Saturday at Beverley Market, we invite you to stop by our stall and chat with our lovely volunteers, who will be raising awareness about The Cinnamon Trust throughout the community. Not only will there be great conversations and all the information you need on how to get involved with The Trust, but also a selection of goodies for sale, a tombola, and cake!
Let’s come together to ensure no one in our community goes unsupported by not knowing about the wonderful things we can do.
See you at the market!
As our catalogues made their way to your homes this weekend, we’ve been delighted to hear the phones ring with new orders!
In this catalogue edition, we’ve handpicked a beautiful collection of goods for you to enjoy or share with loved ones. You’ll also find our Christmas cards and wrapping paper, featuring delightful, heartwarming, and relatable designs to bring cheer to the chilly months ahead.
This year, we’re especially excited to offer an exclusive Christmas card designed by the talented Alison Lingley. Inspired by some of our cherished residents at Poldarves and Hillside sanctuaries, Alison’s design is a loving celebration to a one-of-a-kind family. You can see the whole heartwarming crew in the images below.
We can’t wait to hear your thoughts as these special items make their way into homes across the country!
To view our full Christmas collection, please follow this link: https://shop.cinnamon.org.uk/collections/christmas
In this catalogue edition, we’ve handpicked a beautiful collection of goods for you to enjoy or share with loved ones. You’ll also find our Christmas cards and wrapping paper, featuring delightful, heartwarming, and relatable designs to bring cheer to the chilly months ahead.
This year, we’re especially excited to offer an exclusive Christmas card designed by the talented Alison Lingley. Inspired by some of our cherished residents at Poldarves and Hillside sanctuaries, Alison’s design is a loving celebration to a one-of-a-kind family. You can see the whole heartwarming crew in the images below.
We can’t wait to hear your thoughts as these special items make their way into homes across the country!
To view our full Christmas collection, please follow this link: https://shop.cinnamon.org.uk/collections/christmas
🌍Today is #InternationalDayOfCharity!
A day to reflect and inspire others where we can all share some beautiful Cinnamon family moments. We want to hear from you, see your photos, and read your stories. Together, we celebrate our incredible community and how The Cinnamon Trust has made a difference to people and their pets across the UK.
Whether it's a memorable moment, a friendship formed, a special occasion, or a holiday with a Cinnamon pet, we want to share your experiences and bring smiles and laughter! 🧡
Post your stories and let’s celebrate the power of giving. If just one story inspires another person to volunteer or reach out for help, then today will be a successful day! 🙌
A day to reflect and inspire others where we can all share some beautiful Cinnamon family moments. We want to hear from you, see your photos, and read your stories. Together, we celebrate our incredible community and how The Cinnamon Trust has made a difference to people and their pets across the UK.
Whether it's a memorable moment, a friendship formed, a special occasion, or a holiday with a Cinnamon pet, we want to share your experiences and bring smiles and laughter! 🧡
Post your stories and let’s celebrate the power of giving. If just one story inspires another person to volunteer or reach out for help, then today will be a successful day! 🙌
We're looking to find some new friends for a few wonderful dogs, and they might be near you! 🕵️♀️
We hope we can swiftly introduce them to some lovely new volunteers that can join them on some nice walks. What better way to keep healthy and active than to share this fitness journey with a dog that can't get out themselves?
If you’ve got a little time to spare and a big heart, why not join us at The Cinnamon Trust as a volunteer? It’s a wonderful way to make friends and brighten up your day!
👇Find out more 👇
We hope we can swiftly introduce them to some lovely new volunteers that can join them on some nice walks. What better way to keep healthy and active than to share this fitness journey with a dog that can't get out themselves?
If you’ve got a little time to spare and a big heart, why not join us at The Cinnamon Trust as a volunteer? It’s a wonderful way to make friends and brighten up your day!
👇Find out more 👇
Our Poldarves Farm family will not be the same without our gorgeous Maisie “Moo”. She came to us in March 2018, and after 6 wonderful years with us, this last week she had her final sleep. 🧡
Maisie came to us in unlikely circumstances, when we answered a call from Penmellyn vets to see if we could in any way support a dog in desperate need of some help. Her owner was unfortunately too unwell to manage the special needs that Maisie would have if she was able to overcome the trauma of the injuries she had sustained. They informed us that Maisie had been admitted with a very serious spinal injury following a car accident. Maisie had lost the use of her hind legs and couldn’t walk; it was feared that the only option would be to put her to sleep.
At 11 years old, we at The Cinnamon Trust, being lovers of golden oldies, knew that Maisie had many more years of love to give if she could get over this hump. Emma, one of our Cinnamon Trust vet nurses, and the Penmellyn veterinary staff kept in constant conversation, trying to piece together a long-term plan for Maisie, but with an understanding that if she didn't show progress soon, it would not be fair to keep asking more of Maisie, and a very difficult decision would have to be made. This continued all the way up to the very date marked in the calendar for this discussion to take place.
Maisie got the memo! And as if fate had other plans, she started responding to some gentle physio. To everyone’s joy, Maisie perked up! With newly found belief in herself, she was a different dog—a dog with a job to do! David, the vet, cautiously agreed that if she was able to continue making progress, that with around-the-clock support, Masie could be released from their care into her new home at Poldarves Farm.
Maisie really fought for her life, and vet nurse Megan at Penmellyn in particular fought with her every step of the way. Maisie eventually was awarded the 'Penmellyn bravery award' for her courageous effort while being nursed back to health. Maisie had visits from Megan and went for walks with her, something that didn’t seem possible when she first came to us. Her owner's family also were regular visitors, and her owner kept in touch over the phone too!
This beautiful girl’s spirit and bravery shone through, and we all fell in love with her. Before long, she was not only walking but could run and play, albeit with a slightly unusual gait. She loved to chase a ball and play on the beach, but when she was there, she would shout to every dog she met and bark at the waves, bounce up and down, and just bark as loud as she could with pure joy!
Ben was a great playmate for Maisie, and they would chase balls and play together. She loved to chase anything that moved quickly, in typical Collie fashion. She had many other pals, including Danny, Spud, and Rossi, who was her most frequent cuddle buddy.
To keep Maisie as physically fit as was possible, she had hydrotherapy, massage therapy, physiotherapy, and acupuncture. All of this, despite all the odds, helped her see the fantastic age of 17! But age and her previous injury took their toll; Maisie’s legs started to let her down. Not to be deterred, Maisie knew that her helpers were there to support her and being given a wheelchair by Pumpkin & Friends Charity 1199484 she was able to go for sniffs in the woods and continue living as she loved with her friends all the way until her final days.
Maisie loved the water, and only a few days before she passed, she was splashing in the local river, refusing to come out until SHE was ready. On her last day, Maisie had a lovely sit in the sun, which she loved, and then had a special treat of KFC and ate 7 mini fillets! She had a lovely after-dinner nap, had lots of cuddles from all of her two and four-legged friends, and passed quietly over the rainbow bridge in their company, surrounded by love.
We will miss you so much, Maisie. It was such a privilege to have shared the rollercoaster that was the last 6 years with you. 🌈
Maisie came to us in unlikely circumstances, when we answered a call from Penmellyn vets to see if we could in any way support a dog in desperate need of some help. Her owner was unfortunately too unwell to manage the special needs that Maisie would have if she was able to overcome the trauma of the injuries she had sustained. They informed us that Maisie had been admitted with a very serious spinal injury following a car accident. Maisie had lost the use of her hind legs and couldn’t walk; it was feared that the only option would be to put her to sleep.
At 11 years old, we at The Cinnamon Trust, being lovers of golden oldies, knew that Maisie had many more years of love to give if she could get over this hump. Emma, one of our Cinnamon Trust vet nurses, and the Penmellyn veterinary staff kept in constant conversation, trying to piece together a long-term plan for Maisie, but with an understanding that if she didn't show progress soon, it would not be fair to keep asking more of Maisie, and a very difficult decision would have to be made. This continued all the way up to the very date marked in the calendar for this discussion to take place.
Maisie got the memo! And as if fate had other plans, she started responding to some gentle physio. To everyone’s joy, Maisie perked up! With newly found belief in herself, she was a different dog—a dog with a job to do! David, the vet, cautiously agreed that if she was able to continue making progress, that with around-the-clock support, Masie could be released from their care into her new home at Poldarves Farm.
Maisie really fought for her life, and vet nurse Megan at Penmellyn in particular fought with her every step of the way. Maisie eventually was awarded the 'Penmellyn bravery award' for her courageous effort while being nursed back to health. Maisie had visits from Megan and went for walks with her, something that didn’t seem possible when she first came to us. Her owner's family also were regular visitors, and her owner kept in touch over the phone too!
This beautiful girl’s spirit and bravery shone through, and we all fell in love with her. Before long, she was not only walking but could run and play, albeit with a slightly unusual gait. She loved to chase a ball and play on the beach, but when she was there, she would shout to every dog she met and bark at the waves, bounce up and down, and just bark as loud as she could with pure joy!
Ben was a great playmate for Maisie, and they would chase balls and play together. She loved to chase anything that moved quickly, in typical Collie fashion. She had many other pals, including Danny, Spud, and Rossi, who was her most frequent cuddle buddy.
To keep Maisie as physically fit as was possible, she had hydrotherapy, massage therapy, physiotherapy, and acupuncture. All of this, despite all the odds, helped her see the fantastic age of 17! But age and her previous injury took their toll; Maisie’s legs started to let her down. Not to be deterred, Maisie knew that her helpers were there to support her and being given a wheelchair by Pumpkin & Friends Charity 1199484 she was able to go for sniffs in the woods and continue living as she loved with her friends all the way until her final days.
Maisie loved the water, and only a few days before she passed, she was splashing in the local river, refusing to come out until SHE was ready. On her last day, Maisie had a lovely sit in the sun, which she loved, and then had a special treat of KFC and ate 7 mini fillets! She had a lovely after-dinner nap, had lots of cuddles from all of her two and four-legged friends, and passed quietly over the rainbow bridge in their company, surrounded by love.
We will miss you so much, Maisie. It was such a privilege to have shared the rollercoaster that was the last 6 years with you. 🌈
