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Published on July 22, 2021 by James Lindsay
We’d like to say a HUGE thank you to the Petplan Charitable Trust, who have pledged £12,500 towards our forthcoming Pet Care in the Community project.
Pet ownership is soaring in popularity, as we treasure the joy and comfort our furry pals bring. Looking to the future, we anticipate that animal welfare charities like ours will be doing more community work, which is why we’re looking to raise £50,000 for a Pet Care in the Community scheme.
Published on July 20, 2021 by James Lindsay
Did you know that an incredible 59% of UK households now own a pet of some sort or other? With levels of pet ownership rising by a whopping 18% over the last year.
Given the massive popularity of owning your very own pet, have you ever thought about how people’s attitudes to pet ownership have changed over the last 50 years?
Published on July 12, 2021 by James Lindsay
As humans, we use products to monitor our health and fitness, so why not our dogs?
With one of NAWT's partners, Pawfit, providing a pet location and activity tracker, wellness month seemed an ideal opportunity to ask their Senior Marketing Executive, Rebecca Austin, a few questions:
Q. Why is monitoring my dog’s exercise and health important?
"Just like humans, our dogs need regular daily exercise to ensure they stay fit and healthy throughout their lives.
Published on July 08, 2021 by James Lindsay
Losing a pet can have a devastating effect on an owner’s life in many ways. Feelings of intense grief, loneliness and bewilderment can affect long-term health and wellbeing.
While it’s a subject many people either won’t want to think about, let alone discuss, here at NAWT we take a very different view thanks to our partnership with ALLY.
Published on July 07, 2021 by James Lindsay
When the time came to chose a new rescue cat, Charlotte was like most of us, in that she wanted to a cuddly lap cat. But then she saw Nala, and everything changed.
The fearful, lonely cat was going to be a difficult animal to rehome, simply because she had trouble getting close to humans. Charlotte took one look at Nala’s beautiful face and immediately felt she should be the one to give her the safe, happy, home she needed to rebuild her trust in people again.
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