A rescue dog at Birmingham Dogs Home, Siamais's charity partner for 2026/2027
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Siamais Is Partnering With Birmingham Dogs Home for 2026/2027

Since 1 October, Siamais has been a charity partner of Birmingham Dogs Home for 2026/2027, alongside our sister restaurant Lulu Wild and the rest of the Enchanted Ventures family.

Birmingham Dogs Home has spent over 130 years caring for stray, abandoned and unwanted dogs across the West Midlands, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It's one of the oldest animal charities in the region, and one of the most loved.

We've always looked after the people who sit at our tables. This partnership means doing the same for some of the region's dogs.

The Siamais team at Birmingham Dogs Home.

How your visit helps

  • £1 on the bill. A £1 charge is added to the bill automatically. It goes towards warm meals, healthcare and care for the dogs. If you'd rather not, just tell your server and they'll take it off.
  • Jasmine rice. Order the jasmine rice already on our menu and we'll donate 20% of that sale to Birmingham Dogs Home.
  • Bark Side and Gentle Spirit. Try Bark Side, our new cocktail (sloe gin, blackberry, bubblegum), or its alcohol-free version, Gentle Spirit (green tea, cucumber, apple). 20% of every sale goes to the charity. Ask your server for the drinks menu.
A rescue dog at Birmingham Dogs Home, which Siamais supports as its charity partner for 2026/2027
A member of the Siamais team holding a puppy at Birmingham Dogs Home

Where the money goes

Funds raised through the partnership go towards the day-to-day care of homeless dogs, community support for local people and their pets, and rescuing and rehoming dogs who have nowhere else to turn.

It doesn't take much: a bowl of jasmine rice, or a pound left on the bill. For a dog waiting for a second chance, it adds up.

Siamais staff meeting a small rescue dog in its kennel at Birmingham Dogs Home
Donated toys for the dogs at Birmingham Dogs Home

About Birmingham Dogs Home

Birmingham Dogs Home was founded in 1892 and today runs rescue centres at Catherine-de-Barnes near Solihull and at Coven near Wolverhampton. Its teams take in stray and unwanted dogs from across the region, care for them and find them new homes, and it runs a vet clinic, a foster programme and volunteering for local people who want to help.

Birmingham Dogs Home is a registered charity, No. 222436. You can see the dogs looking for a home, or support the charity directly, at birminghamdogshome.org.uk.

Book your table and be part of it

Every visit to Siamais this year helps. Book a table, try the cocktails or bring the team for bottomless brunch.

From all of us at Siamais.

Teal velvet chairs, gold birdcage booths and the back-lit bar inside Siamais, Brindleyplace
Siamais, Brindleyplace

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