1. Our Commitment to Accessibility

The Doggo Foundation is committed to making its website as accessible and inclusive as possible. We want everyone to be able to access information about our work, apply for support, and engage with our charity, regardless of ability or circumstance.

We recognise that accessibility is an ongoing process and are continually working to improve the experience for all users.

2. Accessibility Standards

We aim for this website to be accessible in line with:

• The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, Level AA
• The Equality Act 2010

While we may not yet meet all aspects of these standards across every part of the website, we are actively working towards continuous improvement.

3. Measures We Take to Support Accessibility

Where possible, we aim to:

• Use clear, simple language
• Ensure text has sufficient colour contrast
• Make the website usable with a keyboard
• Structure content logically using headings and lists
• Provide descriptive link text
• Ensure forms are clear and accessible

We design our content to be compatible with common assistive technologies such as screen readers.

4. Known Limitations

Despite our efforts, some areas of the website may not yet be fully accessible. For example:

• Some documents may not be fully accessible to screen reader software
• Older content or third-party tools may have accessibility limitations

We are working to address these issues as resources allow.

5. Alternative Formats and Support

If you need information from this website in an alternative format, such as:

• Plain text
• Large print
• An accessible document format

Please contact us using the details on our website, and we will do our best to help.

6. Feedback and Contact Information

We welcome feedback on the accessibility of our website. If you experience any difficulties or have suggestions for improvement, please contact us.

We aim to respond to accessibility-related enquiries as promptly as possible.

7. Enforcement Procedure

If you are not satisfied with our response to an accessibility issue, you may raise the matter with the Equality Advisory and Support Service (EASS).