We are a small independent charity, trying to help any animal in need - those that are unwanted or in danger.

Spay/Neuter In order to have the greatest impact on the population, we must target those animals that would not otherwise be spayed/neutered and to proactively relieve the pet overpopulation problem.

Street collection of animals is one of our undertakings but unfortunately when they come to our notice the animal is sometimes in a bad way. We offer an animal a full rehabilitation program to speed them back to health

Inoculations are a large part of our work, but they are needed; the well being of an animal is always paramount.

Feeding nearly 70 animals a day is a large task and so is cleaning up after them, but it is something that needs doing and we are always proud to do it.

Like humans, animals need plenty of TLC and when they are given it they repay you by giving it all back and more.

Many of our dogs we take on need veterinary treatment which takes most of our funding.

At present we foster the dogs temporarily in our own houses but want to open kennels in order to help more dogs.  Any help, however small is always gratefully received.





We are always on the lookout for any sort of donations that may help the animals in our care, this could be old bedding, sheets, curtains, toys, collars, leads, small animal cages plus all types of pet food, bowls etc. If you have anything you think we could use please get in touch
We have partners and helpers in the UK that can arrange transportation of items, so please think of us before disposing of anything that may be useful to us.

Whatever your talents, we can use your help! We rely on the work our volunteers put in to make sure that we raise the funds to keep the rescue centre going.

Perhaps you can organise a local event or attend a local bring and buy sale. We are always grateful, but are animals are even more so.

If you are interested then we can put you in touch with one of our helpers and you can discuss any items of interest.


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