22.08.14
We’re delighted to announce that we have been nominated in the charities category of the Website of the year Award 2014.
Each year you are invited to vote for your favourite website within each of the 19 categories.
There are also prizes for Best Website and Most popular sites. Last year nearly 89,000 votes were cast, with Macmillam taking the prize of best charity website and Unicef winning most popular charity website.
22.09.14
To coincide with the start of Downton Abbey this past weekend, we’ve found some unusual animal doppelgangers for the cast.
All these animals are waiting in our centres for their very own Dogton Abbey to call home.
Just like the cast of Downton Abbey, these dogs have come through their own trials and tribulations in the search for their happy ending.
As the country’s largest rehomer of pets we’re appealing to the fans of Downton Abbey to see if … Continue reading…
22.09.14
Our inspectors are urging any witnesses to come forward after a gravely ill Akita puppy was dumped by a roadside in Ripponden, Yorkshire.
The four-month-old female pup was found hidden in undergrowth next to a road by Booth Wood Reservoir by passers-by. Who then called us for help when they heard her screaming out in pain.
Sadly when she was taken to the vets the puppy was found to be extremely ill and was put to sleep to prevent … Continue reading…
15.09.14
We’ve partnered with Pets at Home to launch a website which will help educate the next generation of pet owners on the importance of animal welfare.
‘My Pet Pals Academy’ encourages children to care for animals responsibly and with respect. It is hoped that developing these attitudes at an early age will reduce incidences of pet abandonment and mistreatment in the future.
Working in partnership with us, Pets at Home’s My Pet Pals Academy will provide teaching resources for … Continue reading…
11.09.14
We’re appealing for information after five baby bunnies were found dumped in a box in a field in Soham, Cambridgeshire on Tuesday, 9 September.
The domestic baby rabbits, called kits, are thought to be around just three-weeks-old – too young to survive on their own. A passing member of the public found them abandoned in a field and brought them into the nearby Pet Doctors vets.
The box contained shavings and hairs thought to belong to the kits’ … Continue reading…