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Published on January 17, 2020 by Rachel Mattioni
Apparently 20th January is “Blue Monday”, dubbed the most depressing day of the year. With no evidence to support one particular day as the most depressing in the year, we would much prefer, “Do Something Good Monday”, and make the day much more positive and exciting.
“How?” I hear you ask? Well, let me tell you…
Published on January 09, 2020 by Rachel Mattioni
Come and meet some of our newest residents at our NAWT centres.
Charlie
Charlie is a lovely sweet boy at our HULA centre in Bedfordshire. Charlie would love a peaceful home where he can relax and grow his confidence.
Published on December 23, 2019 by Anonymous
I started volunteering at NAWT Watford in March 2018 and Evie arrived in May 2018, she was an extremely nervous cat and wouldn’t let you go near to her without hissing and going for you, she was very short tempered. I used to avoid her because I was frightened too. However, after a very long time, Evie started to come out of her shell, but always stayed in her bed and very seldom walked around as the other cats did.
Published on December 18, 2019 by Rachel Mattioni
It’s the time of year to treat yourself and your loved ones, and we know your newest member of the family definitely won’t be left out! So we’ve compiled four simple and effective tips to help you maintain your beloved pet’s wellbeing throughout the festive season.
1. Resist the temptation to indulge your pet
Published on November 29, 2019 by James Lindsay
This is the story of ‘Britain’s Unluckiest Dog’, which starts in 2016 when Zen arrived at the Trindledown centre in Berkshire.
Zen had previously been living with a local family, but sadly they had to say goodbye to him because their young child developed an allergy to this delightful dog.
However, it was soon clear that Zen was going through some stress, when it was discovered by the animal care team that he was eating his way through the pen doors and walls (which are made of wood in the Berkshire centre).
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