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Published on January 21, 2019 by Beth Pearson
Christmas in a rescue centres like the NAWT, sees the arrival of many things. From toys and treats for the animals to gifts for the staff, sadly we also see the arrival of unwanted and abandoned animals.
Throughout the festive period, it was business as usual within our walls as we welcomed new faces into our care.
In the build up to Christmas, our Clacton centre welcomed two 11-week-old Jack Russell cross puppies.
Published on January 18, 2019 by Beth Pearson
Very few people are lucky enough to witness the natural beauty of an animal giving birth. Even in animal rescue, it’s not something all the staff and volunteers get to see, so those who do feel very blessed.
Most people to witness such a magical moment normally have a little bit of warning in advance of the event. This definitely wasn’t the case for poor Mr Smith when he walked into his kitchen one cold November afternoon, to discover Skipper, a cat completely unknown to him at the time, giving birth to a litter of four kittens.
Published on January 16, 2019 by Beth Pearson
Love our cause? Would you like to help us raise money so we can continue helping abandoned and homeless animals? Take on a challenge this year as a fab way to raise money for us!
Our work wouldn't be possible without our committed fundraisers. People like Matt Dorber, who ran the London Marathon last year and Tracey Hunt who took part in a 'Rat Race' challenge. Together they have rasied thousands of pounds for our cause.
We currently have places in a cycling challenge and a 10K run, please see all the details below:
Published on January 14, 2019 by Beth Pearson
Are you set to make 2019 the best year yet? Whether you’ve already made resolutions (or perhaps broken them), everyone has something or the other in mind to do in the next 365 days.
All of us would agree on one thing – to have a happy year and there are various ways you can feel fulfilled over the next 12 months.
Why not try to make a difference?
Published on January 09, 2019 by Beth Pearson
Having survived unspeakable cruelty from an early age, Bambi is one courageous little fighter who is due a change in luck.
Having been cruelly thrown from a moving van on a busy road, Bambi came to us filthy, severely underweight, with sores all over her little body. The memory of her poorly, mistreated and malnourished figure is one that will haunt the staff and volunteers, who initially welcomed her, for a long time.
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