'Thank you GB News!' People's Channel viewers crash charity website as they give generously to worthy cause

Speaking on his show, Nigel Farage said: "The big charities are well organised, well funded.

"But sometimes it's the smaller charities that maybe struggle to raise the money, and we've picked a local charity that we want to try and help if we can possibly here on GB News and we have picked the Birmingham Dogs home."

Appearing on GB News alongside dogs, Reeva and Betty, Rachel Haley said: "We've had over 2100 already this year, and December we're still getting them in.

"We have been full to capacity throughout the year, this year, since last December. So we just want to say thank you to everyone who does support local charities like us."

Following the segment on Farage's show, the charity received so many donations that the website crashed.

The charity has thanked viewers who have been described as "heartwarming".

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Rachel Frost, Digital Marketing, Events and communications Officer said: "We're incredibly grateful for the overwhelming support following our recent TV appearance on GB News!

"The response has been heartwarming, showcasing the generosity and kindness of their viewers.

"The influx of visitors managed to crash our website for a short time due to an increased number of donations.

"The surge of awareness and contributions will greatly impact the lives of all the dogs in our care this festive season.

"Thank you to everyone who visited our website to donate, and also to those who have personally visited us to drop of physical dog items."

Alongside cash donations, the charity said people can help their dogs by donating items such as washing powder and bedding.

Frost added: "We just remind people what can they do if they want to help. So we always ask for donations of anything of dog items, things as simple as washing powder.

"We wash a lot of bedding every day, money, donations. You can donate through our website birminghamdogshome.org.uk You can pop in and visit us and come and see our dogs and offer your support that way."