Timeline and community

As the UKs Number 1 Doggy Day Care Centre its important to us that we support local charities and organisations. Here are some of the organisations we work with.

In October 2018 DEFRA launched the new licencesing conditions for Animal Establishments to cover animal boarding organisations, pet shops, riding establishments and dog breeding. I was proud to be invited, via the Pet Industry Federation, to offer advice and guidance during the consultation period to ensure DEFRA had knowledge from professionals currently working in the industry.

CCCs has been built on maintaining our high standards and ensuring the dogs welfare is paramount and these new licensing conditions ensure all pet owners can feel confident that their pet is in the very best of care.

Berkshire College of Agriculture - we offer work placements to students currently studying Animal Management. During your placement all students have the opportunity to work towards our Work Placement Certificate.  To apply for a work placement please contact us.
Thames Valley Adventure Playground - We are proud to work with this amazing charity and fund raise across the year with internal events to help raise much needed funds with them. 
They support children and adults with all types of special need, however mild or profound, their siblings and parents and carers.

The specialist indoor and outdoor play, recreational and learning facilities, are available to all children, teenagers and adults with special needs, whether they have a physical or learning disability, a sensory impairment, behavioural difficulties or autism, or whether they are socially disadvantaged or unable to make meaningful use of alternative mainstream provision. They provide unique support to its users, siblings, families and carers, including respite and advisory services.

The Playground is an OFSTED-registered day-care facility built on a fantastic 2.5-acre site adjacent to the A4 in Taplow, near Maidenhead, which is open to children and adults with all types of special need, their families, schools, care homes, day centres, nurseries, playschemes and to other groups and associations supporting special needs people and their families. They are run by a voluntary Board of Trustees, with on-site care provided by 8 permanent and over 20 sessional staff, supported by a loyal band of volunteers.