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Published on December 18, 2018 by Beth Pearson
A former NAWT cat that was left clinging to life after being shot in the mouth has been crowned the PDSA’s Pet Survivor of the Year.
Poor Dexter needed emergency surgery after he suffered a broken jaw, a hole in his palette and a severed tongue earlier this year.
Despite his injuries, Dexter managed to drag himself home to Illogan but remained poorly for many weeks.
Owner Ruth Lewis was heartbroken to find Dexter bleeding and struggling to breathe after the attack in July.
Published on December 17, 2018 by Beth Pearson
It’s not just people we miss at Christmas, pets are a large part of our lives, and very much become part of our family and they can leave a big space when they are no longer there.
The loss of a pet affects everyone differently. If you have lost a pet, and would like someone to speak to, we are here.
At NAWT we understand that the loss of a pet, whether they've been rehomed, lost, stolen, or sadly passed away, can be extremely difficult.
Published on December 14, 2018 by Beth Pearson
Our very own Rocco the African Grey Parrot has hit the headlines this morning (December 14) after being mentioned in The Sun, Daily Mail and on The Today Programme with John Humphrys!
Published on December 14, 2018 by Beth Pearson
Rufus is about to spend his second Christmas in rescue. It may sound like the start of a sad tale, but thanks to your support we are here to make sure pets like Rufus are well cared for, not just at Christmas, but every day.
At NAWT, we know pets thrive on routine, and this is why we implemented the training scheme Open Paw, because it helps homeless animals settle in to our care and also prepares them for life in a new home.
Christmas Day will start like any other for Rufus the Jack Russell Terrier, who is still waiting for a loving home.
Published on December 12, 2018 by Beth Pearson
Your kind support ensures that Christmas is special for the animals at NAWT. You help them to see that it’s not just another day – it’s one of celebration!
With just 12 days to go until the 25th here are 12 different ways you can make a homeless animal’s wish come true this year:
1. Buy a special Christmas dinner
Our Watford and Berkshire centres are running their annual Christmas dinner campaigns where you can buy a special meal for one of their dogs, cats or rabbits.
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