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Published on February 17, 2020 by Alex Spurgeon
The rising cost of living shouldn’t leave severely injured and traumatised kittens like Pumpkin and Autumn without the chance of rehabilitation, but crippling costs have already led to the closure of one NAWT centre. Please stand with us to save your local NAWT for animals like Pumpkin and Autumn. We can’t do it without you.
Earlier this year, the NAWT Clacton centre received a distraught telephone call from a family whose young autistic son had accidentally injured their kitten’s eye.
Published on February 14, 2020 by Alex Spurgeon
The rising cost of living shouldn’t leave cruelly mistreated dogs like Roxy and Drago without the chance of rehabilitation, but crippling costs have already led to the closure of one NAWT centre. Please stand with us to save your local NAWT for animals like Roxy and Drago. We can’t do it without you.
In the summer of last year during a house raid as part of a drugs investigation, police discovered an exhausted, withdrawn and frightened 11-year-old Bull Mastiff.
Published on February 13, 2020 by Rachel Mattioni
Love is found in all sorts of places, including your local animal rescue centre! We often see first-hand the love that blooms between pet and owner. Sometimes it happens straight away, and sometimes it takes a few weeks.
We want to take this opportunity to celebrate the loving bond between pet and owner! We asked our wonderful supporters on Facebook to tell us their stories about their rehomed pet. Thank you to everyone who told us their love story, all of the comments were lovely to read! Here are a few below:
Published on February 07, 2020 by Alex Spurgeon
Last year, we introduced you to Bambi. This gorgeous young dog arrived at NAWT in harrowing circumstances, having been thrown from a moving van.
Malnourished, frightened and covered in sores, Bambi was in a bad way upon arrival into rescue. The worst of her ailments was a congenital disorder that had been left untreated since birth. This disorder left her knee joints sitting outside of their sockets and the pain of the condition had gotten so bad for Bambi that she was scared to put weight on her back legs.
Published on February 07, 2020 by Alex Spurgeon
The rising cost of living shouldn't leave a frightened dog like me with nowhere to go, but crippling costs have led to the closure of a NAWT centre. Please stand with us to save your local NAWT for animals like me. We can't do it without you.
It’s no secret this last year has been tough at NAWT.
We’re losing one of our beloved rescue centres and the rest are facing a challenging future, made more difficult by the rising cost of the National Living Wage (NLW) in 2020.
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