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Published on March 24, 2020 by Alex Spurgeon
24th March 2020
We regret that following the latest government announcement, which effectively puts the country on lockdown, we now have to cease all our rehoming work, which will also severely restrict our intake capacity. All of this will have an impact on NAWT financially, but we will do our best to keep going and continue to care for the animals who depend on us.
Published on March 19, 2020 by Alex Spurgeon
The Coronavirus outbreak has thrown everyone’s world into a spin and during frightening and uncertain times like these, many of us are left with questions about our dependents and how we continue to care for them.
Most of us have emergency care plans in place for children and other human dependents, should we be taken ill. However, we don’t always remember to extend that precaution to our pets.
Pets are an important part of all our families, so NAWTs ‘Tails of the Unexpected’ care pack is designed to help you put an emergency care plan in place for your pets.
Published on March 18, 2020 by Alex Spurgeon
18th March 2020
Centres and Shops
We are living in very uncertain times right now, and are monitoring the situation and reviewing our policies on a daily basis.
For the time being, our NAWT centres remain open for intake, rehoming and donations. All our centres operate an appointments only policy for intake, and as rehomings are likely to slow down, we will be limited in the number of animals we can take in, so will be considering emergency cases as a priority.
Published on March 11, 2020 by Alex Spurgeon
The rising cost of living shouldn't leave a homeless and terrified little dog like Coco without the chance to learn how to trust in people, but crippling costs have already led to the closure of one NAWT centre. Please stand with us to save your local NAWT for animals like Coco. We can't do it without you.
Frightened and reactive to people and the other dogs he lived with, little Coco found himself in rescue at 7 years old.
Published on March 05, 2020 by Alex Spurgeon
The rising cost of living shouldn’t leave new-born abandoned kittens like Storm, Ariel, Troilus, Mikha and Dorieto with nowhere to go and little chance of survival, but crippling costs have already led to the closure of one NAWT centre. Please stand with us to save your local NAWT for animals like Storm, Ariel, Troilus, Mikha and Dorieto. We can’t do it without you.
The first six weeks of a kitten’s life are critical and a time when they are heavily reliant on their mum to ensure their survival.
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