Dog and cat rescue

Every animal rehomed, never put to sleep for space.

Eleven kennels, a cattery and about forty volunteers. The dogs and cats below are waiting now. Come and meet them any afternoon.

Meet the animalsDonate

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.

There is no head office to send this to: what you give buys food, vaccinations and the vet bills we cannot plan for.

A volunteer walking a black labrador across open grassland
A tabby cat lying relaxed on a blanket
The animals

Waiting for a home this week.

Every animal leaves neutered, chipped and vaccinated, and can come back to us at any point in their life if it does not work out.

A cheerful ginger dog in a red bandana on a lead

Rusty

Since May

Lurcher cross, about 3. Loves a long walk, then the sofa.

Good with dogsOlder childrenNo cats
Meet Rusty
An alert black kitten with a paw on its pen

Pepper

Since June

Kitten, 12 weeks. Fearless, loud, into everything.

Good with catsFamilies
Meet Pepper
A small tan-and-grey dog sitting calmly behind kennel bars

Bramble

Since March

Terrier, 7. Quiet, a bit shy at first, then glued to you.

Calm homeAdults onlyNo small dogs
Meet Bramble
A calico cat peering out between the bars of its pen

Clementine

Since April

Calico, 3. Wants a lap and a window to watch from.

Indoor catQuiet homeNo dogs
Meet Clementine
A fawn puppy resting on blankets in a kennel run

Hazel

Since June

Crossbreed puppy, 5 months. Needs training and patience.

Good with dogsFamilies
Meet Hazel
A ginger-and-white cat looking up through the front of a pen

Marmalade

Since February

Domestic shorthair, 9. Gentle, likes a routine.

Good with catsOlder home
Meet Marmalade
A fawn puppy resting on blankets inside a kennel run
Give monthly

A small monthly gift feeds the ones still here.

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.

Give what you can