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Published on October 18, 2018 by Beth Pearson

For many of us it's far too soon to be thinking about Christmas - but our staff are wondering if the animals they see every day, will be spending the festive period with them too. 

Please come down to one of our Christmas events and help us raise much-needed funds to give our animals a fab Christmas!

HULA Animal Rescue, Aspley Guise, Milton Keynes

Christmas Open Day – Sunday, December 2

Join our HULA team at Salford Farm, Aspley Guise this December for a festive Open Day!
Published on October 17, 2018 by Beth Pearson

NAWT supports the bold and wide-reaching EFRA report on ‘Controlling Dangerous Dogs’ which is published today following an inquiry launched in May this year. The EFRA Committee concludes that current Dangerous Dogs legislation is failing to protect the public and has called for a full-scale review of existing dog control strategies.
Published on October 16, 2018 by Beth Pearson

Throughout the start of October, we've had some lovely updates and said goodbye to some of our longer stay residents.

Fudge the overweight terrier

Gorgeous Fudge, who came into our care almost 10kg overweight, has found his forever home! His new family will help him on his journey to full health and we can't wait to hear about all the adventures he goes on! 

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Aza the heartbroken bunny
Published on October 08, 2018 by Beth Pearson

Oscar the cat came into the care of our Clacton centre back in June because his previous owners were moving, but weren't able to take him with them.  

He proved himself to be a very friendly boy  to our staff, and he loved nothing more than his cuddles with the cattery team. 

After his routine health checks and vaccinations, it became apparent that Oscar also needed a dental to remove one of his canine teeth. 

Unfortunately, after the removal of his tooth, the bone was exposed so he had to undergo a second dental operation to rectify this.
Published on October 05, 2018 by Beth Pearson

One of NAWT’s main roles is running a community rescue and rehoming service for domestic pets in six centres across the south of England.

In practice this involves taking in animals from a variety of places – sometimes strays from dog wardens or neighbours, other times beloved family pets who have been handed over due to a change in circumstances – and help them find a loving new home.

1. We place animal welfare at the heart of everything we do 

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