Wunderdog Rescue was born in 2018 when Kasey Carlin, the charity's founder, fostered Maggie, a rescue dog from Lebanon who had suffered heart-wrenching abuse. Maggie had, devastatingly, been used as target practice. She was covered in wounds and had been left blind, with broken bones and a missing ear.

Kasey's plan was never to adopt Maggie, but to provide her with temporary foster care until Maggie found her forever home. Due to Maggie's condition, however, there had been little interest in adopting her, and she went months without a single application. But Kasey quickly fell in love with Maggie's kind-hearted nature and lust for life - and decided to take her in permanently.

Fast forward to today and Maggie has become an internet sensation - amassing a following of hundreds of thousands on social media as well as featuring on This Morning. Furthermore, Wunderdog Rescue has helped countless dogs settle into their new lives, and find their forever homes. Along with their disabilities and differences, most of the Wunderdogs have lived difficult lives with a lifetime of poor nutrition - but Kasey works hard to rehabilitate each dog so that they can live happy lives in the UK.

To aid their recovery, every month Tuggs provides all of the food required to feed the dogs at the Wunderdog Rescue. We're proud to be fueling all of the Wunderdogs with what they need to thrive, and to play an important role in their rehabilitation.