About the Organisation
Like many charities, SEDR is run entirely by volunteers. Being a non-profit organisation, it relies solely on donations and receives no government funding. From monthly donations or sponsoring a Sanctuary Dog to cleaning kennels and fostering dogs, financial and practical support are always needed and appreciated.
Per Mare Per Terram Lodge No 3609
Jamie Hastings, who nominated SEDR for its grant, said, “I wanted to help with buying food for the hounds, and when my Lodge supported my proposal I was extremely grateful to all of the members for their support. I was genuinely over the moon! I joined Freemasonry as I wanted to help those in unfortunate circumstances; no different to me becoming a Policeman. That help in my view is not restricted to just people.
“Kymm White at SEDR does an amazing job. She spends her whole life tirelessly supporting our four-legged friends. I thought it was a fantastic gesture that the Lodge made to help out in this current time of need.
“I urge our members to visit her Facebook page, or see her on Instagram or go to her website at https://www.sedogrescue.co.uk/


“I wanted to send a huge thank you to all of the Brethren of Pare Mare Per Terram Lodge for your generous donation for South East Dog Rescue. The last few months have been extremely difficult due to the pandemic halting all adoptions and fundraising, so we really do appreciate your support.
With sincere thanks,
Kymm and all the SEDR dogs”
Postscript:
SEDR is now facing eviction from its premises in September: the site where the kennels are rented has been sold to developers for residential housing. Kymm White and her team are anxiously looking for alternative accommodation and are seeking additional donations urgently. Please see the SEDR website for further details.