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Every animal deserves a loving home. Meet the dogs, cats and companions waiting for you, and change a life today.


Nobody here is put down for space

We take in dogs and cats from three counties, treat whatever is wrong with them, and keep them until the right home turns up. Some go in a fortnight. One has been with us since March.

We are eleven kennels, a cattery and about forty volunteers. There is no head office to send this to: what you give buys food, vaccinations and the vet bills we cannot plan for.

A rescue dog waiting at the shelter
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Your support changes lives

Every contribution goes straight into the work, and small regular gifts are the ones we can plan around. Give what you can.

$1,790 raisedof $3,000 goal
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How to help

Three ways in, and all of them count

Not everybody can take an animal home. Most of what keeps this place running is done by people who cannot.

Adopt

Meet them first, twice if you want to. Every animal leaves neutered, chipped and vaccinated, and we take them back at any point in their life if it does not work out.

Foster

A spare room for a few weeks, usually for a puppy litter or a dog that does not cope in kennels. We pay for the food and the vet, you provide the sofa.

Volunteer

Dog walking, cleaning, driving to the vet, sitting with the nervous ones. Two hours a week is genuinely useful and Saturdays are the hardest to fill.

Last year

What the money actually did

214

Animals rehomed

61

Still with us today

$38k

Spent on veterinary care

39

Foster homes on the list

Our accounts are filed publicly every year and we will send you a copy if you ask.

Our supporters

Thank you to our donors

Every name here chose to power our mission.

Sofia A.Luca B.Owen H.Grace C.Danny O.Elena S.Tom W.Priya R.Marcus R.Jack D.Amara O.

$25 is a week of food for one dog

Monthly is worth more than it sounds: it is the only part of the budget we can plan around, and it is what lets us say yes when somebody rings about an animal.

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