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Published on May 21, 2020 by Alex Spurgeon
We regret that due to the coronavirus outbreak, NAWT centres will remain closed to visitors until further notice.
However, we are able to recommence rehoming under strict guidelines which are based on the Government’s current social distancing and our sector’s infection control guidance.
If you are interested in rehoming any of our animals, please contact the rehoming centre directly by phone or email.
Please be aware that there may be a delay in the centre responding to you as we are working with reduced staffing during this difficult period.
Published on May 20, 2020 by Alex Spurgeon
Please don’t forget about dogs like Sully. Whilst NAWT centres are closed to the public, their vital care must continue. He’s looking forward to meeting you when the centres re-open their gates.
Three month old American Bull Dog, Sully, arrived at NAWT at the start of April.
A little unique, Sully has been diagnosed as completely deaf. With very young children visiting the house, and no previous experience of managing the training of a puppy with Sully’s extra care needs, his original family made the responsible decision to ask for NAWTs help finding him the perfect home.
Published on May 15, 2020 by Alex Spurgeon
Please don’t forget about the animals affected by this crisis, like Ella and Etta. Whilst NAWT centres are closed for lockdown, we are still receiving emergency calls for help when animals are left with nowhere else to go.
Lovely mature ladies Ella and Etta were devastated to find themselves homeless when their loving owner sadly lost her life to the awful Coronavirus in early April.
Published on May 13, 2020 by Alex Spurgeon
Please don’t forget about cats like Muffin. Whilst NAWT centres are closed to the public, their vital care must continue. When all this is over, they’ll be here waiting to thank you, and hoping to offer you the friendly companionship that’s been sorely missing from so many lives during this awful time of social distancing.
One year old Bengal, Muffin, would not have survived if she hadn’t arrived at NAWT just before the start of lockdown. This is her story.
Weighing a tiny 1.9kg on her arrival, this beautiful young kitten was at death’s door.
Published on April 27, 2020 by Alex Spurgeon
Hi,
I'm Katie and these littles ones are called Wilbur, Hope, Lottie, Bessie, and you can’t really see him but their brother Dennis is in that first picture with them too. They are my babies.
I arrived at NAWT in early January, when I was five weeks pregnant, because my previous owner could no longer care for me. I brought Kitty with me to NAWT, my six week old kitten from a previous litter, and I was pleased when she very quickly found a new home.
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