The Work We Do

What We Do

Once an animal is brought into our care, our highly trained staff and volunteers work tirelessly to prepare them for re-homing; each animal undergoes a health check and behavioural assessment, then follows a training and/or rehabilitation plan to get them ready for their new loving homes.

All the animals in our care – past and present – are very important to us and we’re proud to offer on-going guidance and practical advice to both new and existing pet owners who adopt from us.

We’re committed to doing all we can for the animals in our care and never put a healthy animal to sleep. We only euthanize on vet advice for health or aggression reasons.  As a proactive local charity, we also operate unique schemes that benefit both adopter and pets, including the EARS (Elderly Animals Re-homing Scheme).  This was created for animals over 10 years old that suddenly find themselves without their beloved owner for a multitude of reasons. They are often immensely traumatised so we will place them in a foster home until a new home can be found. The EARS also offers great benefits and reduced care costs to encourage adopting an older animal.