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Published on October 03, 2019 by James Lindsay
Aged seven years old, Jazzy is a very handsome ginger tomcat who arrived at the Hertfordshire centre in July this year, his former owners were sadly unable to look after him anymore.
After being closely monitored, our staff noticed that he was losing weight far too quickly. The vet carried out a blood test, which revealed that poor Jazzy has hyperthyroidism.
Published on October 01, 2019 by James Lindsay
Poor Dot arrived at the NAWT Clacton centre in September due to her previous owners’ ill health, which sadly meant that they could no longer look after her.
Following a check-up at the vets, it was revealed that unfortunately she has failing kidneys. So a special diet is needed to help her kidneys do their job properly. Apart from that, lots of love and attention is what she craves the most.
Published on September 24, 2019 by James Lindsay
Thank you to everyone who has donated towards Tom’s veterinary bill of £800.
Tom arrived at HULA, with his mum Angel, and both needed emergency veterinary care. You can find out more about Tom and Angel and their first days in our care on our previous blog here.
Published on September 19, 2019 by Alex Spurgeon
Loveable chap Zen spent more than three years at NAWT waiting patiently for his perfect companion to come along and rehome him. He enjoyed the surroundings of three different centres during this time, in a bid to help him meet people from different areas with different lifestyles so that he might find his perfect match.
A fantastic companion, Zen has a zest for life and always enjoyed a good fuss from the staff and volunteers. True to his breed, he lived to please his handler.
Published on September 13, 2019 by James Lindsay
Waiting patiently at NAWT Cornwall is an adorable little fella called Smith (or Smithy to some), a terrific eight-year-old terrier who has been with the team for over four years.
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