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Alison Hammond is preparing to dish out the dog treats and set tails wagging as she is announced as the new presenter of the award-winning ITV series, For the Love of Dogs.
Alison will be heading to Battersea Dogs & Cats Home to help the animals in their care look for a new place to live, following the sad passing of much-loved presenter Paul O'Grady last spring.
With more abandoned and stray dogs in need of care than ever, the six-part series will tell the stories of some of the latest arrivals at Battersea, as Alison rolls up her sleeves and helps Battersea's expert staff and volunteers to take care of the animals and get them ready for their potential new owners.
In a festive edition, the presenter returns to Battersea Dogs and Cats Home to help the canines find new forever homes at one of the busiest times of the year. Top of Alison's to-do list is seven-month-old spaniel Holly, who came in severely underweight and in need of an operation on her eye.
This week at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, Alison Hammond meets a gorgeous husky who has a mysterious problem with her back legs. She also helps to calm down an overexcited spaniel and falls head over heels in love with five bichon frise puppies.
This week at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, Alison Hammond has her work cut out when a police van full of dogs arrives. Amongst them is a beautiful chocolate labrador with skin issues and a tiny Maltese cross in need of some serious de-matting. And Alison volunteers to house train a spaniel cross who desperately needs to learn some table manners. What could possibly go wrong?
This week at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, Alison Hammond meets two of the longest staying residents, a pair of inseperable golden labradors who come as a pair, and are struggling to find their forever home. She also helps a three-month-old whippet with some swimming lessons and befriends a shy maltese with trust issues.
This week at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, Alison Hammond helps a pug who's arrived with all sorts of different ailments on his road to recovery. She also meets a German shepherd who's scared of her own shadow, and helps to train a litter of lurcher pups who need a few lessons in manners.
This week, she meets a lurcher who was found tied up in a cemetery who is in need of emergency surgery, a stressed out French bulldog who's struggling to breathe, and a very matted Bichon Frisé who's desperately in need of a haircut.
In the first episode, Alison meets a tiny three-week old pup who was thrown away in a bin, a boisterous terrier cross who needs to put his energy to good use and a spaniel with an eye problem who Alison quickly falls in love with.
As Alison feeds tiny pup Oscar, she says: "This is the best day of my life. Honestly, it takes me back to when I was a mum feeding my baby. How you could ever throw this away?"
Next Alison meets Nelly, a nine-year-old spaniel who was brought to Battersea after her owner fell ill and could no longer take care of her. Alison helps as Nelly has her eye medication before giving her a much-needed cuddle ahead of an impending operation.
Alison then heads out to the paddocks to meet a spaniel-terrier cross who has lots of energy and is hoping to get a job as a sniffer dog.
Alison Hammond is returning to ITV for a brand-new series of For the Love of Dogs with Alison Hammond.
The presenter is set to help a new bunch of furry friends search for a loving home as she heads to Battersea Dogs and Cats Home for another series of the programme, which has inspired countless animal lovers to adopt a pet.
The series will tell the stories of some of the latest arrivals and Alison will be on hand to get stuck in with the walking, feeding and training as she helps the expert staff and volunteers take care of the animals as they continue their rescue journey.
Alison Hammond is preparing to dish out the dog treats and set tails wagging as she is announced as the new presenter of the award-winning ITV series, For the Love of Dogs.
Alison will be heading to Battersea Dogs & Cats Home to help the animals in their care look for a new place to live, following the sad passing of much-loved presenter Paul O'Grady last spring.
With more abandoned and stray dogs in need of care than ever, the six-part series will tell the stories of some of the latest arrivals at Battersea, as Alison rolls up her sleeves and helps Battersea's expert staff and volunteers to take care of the animals and get them ready for their potential new owners.
Paul O'Grady returns to Battersea Dogs and Cats Home in this brand new five-part award winning series, to meet more of the canine residents who are looking for love, help, understanding and ultimately, a new home of their own.
Filled with laughter and tears in equal measure, Paul is faced with more abandoned and stray dogs. He meets canine heroes with incredible stories and falls in love with some precious puppies along the way.
As always, Paul doesn't hold back as he helps care for the animals, feeding them, walking them, picking up after them and holding their paws as they go for treatment.
Animal lover extraordinaire Paul O'Grady is back for a brand new series at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home, ready to meet a whole new round of canine friends. Series 9 of the National TV Award winning programme will be filled with laughter and tears in equal measure, as Paul is faced with more abandoned and stray dogs, meets a few canine heroes and falls in love with some precious puppies along the way.
Paul joins the team at Battersea as they help more dogs with incredible stories, from a terrier saved from drowning in the River Thames, to a dog found riddled with pellets from a gun. Paul and the team are on hand to give them some much needed rest and rehabilitation in the hope of finding them a loving new home to call their own.
Paul O'Grady travels to Delhi to meet the heroes who look after the city's estimated 400,000 street dogs. Having fallen in love with India on a previous trip, Paul returns to explore the country's relationship with dogs and help the wonderful people who care for and look after the sick and abandoned canines most in need.
In this four-part series, Paul rolls up his sleeves like never before, as he helps the team at Delhi's top dog shelter deal with the fifty sick and abandoned dogs that arrive through their doors each and every day. From puppies involved in cars accidents, to old timers with chronic arthritis, Paul is on hand to nurse these waifs and strays as only he can - with sensitivity, compassion and good humour.
Presenter and comedian Paul O'Grady loves dogs and joins the team to help out at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home.
