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Published on March 27, 2019 by Beth Pearson
Lovely Shelly is sadly no stranger to rescue. Originally arriving at the NAWT Berkshire centre back in October 2015, Shelly spent just over a year in their care waiting for the perfect home to come along.
As an independent cat with a lovely room of her own to enjoy and lots of people to spoil her, Shelly enjoyed her time in the rescue centre. But nothing can really compare to the security and more tranquil routine of a happy home.
Published on March 26, 2019 by Beth Pearson
Tia the four-year-old Yorkshire Terrier came into the care of our Somerset branch last October.
It was discovered she had very limited eyesight and this caused her to be easily startled by loud noises and fast movements.
Extremely nervous in kennels, it was decided Tia wasn’t fit to stay in the centre, so a loving foster home was arranged until she found her forever family.
After settling in and seeing our vet on site, we soon took her to a specialist who discovered poor Tia had no sight in either eye.
Published on March 22, 2019 by Beth Pearson
By NAWT CEO, Clare Williams
I have been late for work on several occasions because I have been knocking on doors desperately trying to find the owners of a cat tragically killed by a car and lying by the side of the road.
Awful as the news is, I would prefer that the owners knew as soon as possible, rather than have to go through the trauma of trying to find out what happened to their cat.
Published on March 14, 2019 by Beth Pearson
Did you know 60 dogs a week are stolen in the UK?
With the growing market for selling, breeding and even fighting dogs, pet theft is sadly on the rise.
Launching today until March 21st we’re taking part in the Pet Theft Awareness week. We will be sharing heart-breaking stories and publishing a pack to advise you on ways in which you can prevent your dog being stolen and to help those who have lost their pet.
Published on March 05, 2019 by Beth Pearson
At just two years’ old, Felix has had a tough life so far. Completely blind, he’s had to learn to navigate the world without his sight and then last month he found himself in rescue, a new environment to get used to, when his owners moved and were unable to take him with them.
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