Caroline Kisko has spent much of her working life serving dogs — and the breeders and owners who love them. 

For more than two decades, she was Secretary and Director of Communications at The Kennel Club (now The Royal Kennel Club). During that time, she emerged as one of the UK’s most trusted and respected public figures on responsible dog ownership, breeding standards, and dog-related public policy.

Caroline is also an established author and commentator on all matters pertaining to canine welfare. She has written for national newspapers and specialist publications, including The Independent, and is frequently invited to contribute expert commentary on welfare, training, responsible ownership, and policy. Her media work includes regular appearances on television and radio, as well as on-screen contributions connected with Crufts and wider public-interest programming.
 

Beyond her public roles, Caroline has long given her time and experience in a charitable and trustee capacity. She serves as a trustee of The Jean Lanning Foundation, supporting healthcare projects within the NHS, and The Greyhound Trust, where she helps advance the rehoming and welfare of retired racing greyhounds.