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Published on October 18, 2019 by James Lindsay
If you love our cause and want to help us raise money to help homeless and abandoned animals, you can take on a challenge in 2020 and make memories that will last a lifetime!
Committed fundraisers make our work possible. People like Karl, who raised over £900 for NAWT by running the Asics London 10k in July 2019, he was delighted to raise money for a cause he is so passionate about.
Published on October 16, 2019 by James Lindsay
Fireworks can be a difficult time for pets, and dogs can find the unusual noises alarming and scary. We have some top tips to help your pet throughout the season.
Play a firework CD
Published on October 16, 2019 by James Lindsay
Loud, random noises during firework season can be especially scary to your cat. Here are our top tips for helping them throughout the season:
Get your kitty used to the noise
You can get firework noises on CD, which can help your pet become acclimatised to the sound of fireworks. Putting on a CD before the noises start can help mask any unexpected bangs on November 5th. You can also find popular firework displays on YouTube (such as New Year celebrations) which can be used to help household pets get used to the noise and celebrations.
Published on October 09, 2019 by James Lindsay
Thursday 10th October is #WorldMentalHealthDay, so we are talking about how our furry friends play an important part in looking after our minds.
Our case study comes from James who lives in Watford, he explains how his former pets got him through difficult years as a teenager and young adult.
“When I was 10 years old I got obsessed with getting a dog, as lots of kids do! We found a cocker spaniel puppy who connected with us straight away, I remember him coming to say hello for the first time and I was in love instantly".
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.
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