Hope Park Charitable Trust and Max Statue Upkeep

Max  the  Miracle Dog Bronze Statue

please note this is a temporary funding page until Hope Park have a GoFundMe page set up.

all donations to this site will be transferred to Hope Park Charitable Trust 

Max helped me  in my darkest hour, he gave me strength   when I was at my lowest ebb and since then Max has  helped thousands of people around the world, he makes people smile.

Max is our highly social thirteen year old English Springer Spaniel and he is a healing dog, he just makes people's lives better. 

Max has  helped raise over £337,000.00 for various charities  including,  the PDSA (Peoples Dispensary for Sick Animals), Mountain Rescue, The National Trust,  Fix The Fells,   Service Dogs UK,   Scotty's Little  Soldiers and Help For Heroes  and many  more.

Max was presented to  HRH The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge in May 2019, he was the first therapy dog to be allowed in Buckingham Palace. 

Over the years Max has traveled the country and met thousands of people, visited local schools, businesses and  our story has become a platform to help  hundreds of people globally, talk about their own personal life stories.

We want to raise money to help Hope Park Charitable Trust with the upkeep of the lifelike bronze statue of Max and Hope Park

The statue will be in honour of what Max has given to us all, inspiration, the gift of love, hope and happiness.

The structure sits on a  specially constructed slate bench and situated in  the market town of Keswick in the Lake District for all to see.  

This is our way of recognising  all the good that   Max has done for so many, our town and in promoting the beautiful Lake District as a destination.

Any donation is gratefully received and  we want to thank each and everyone  who  supports our cause.  Imagine in a 100 years a child reading  what a dog called Max did for so many ?