Animals Rescue

Ways we help

While the larger charities are well known, there are many smaller rescue organisations, often operated on a very small budget but still doing a great job. Not all smaller organisations have internet sites but where details are known these have been included. The larger organisations, the RSPCA are a wealth of knowledge on these matters.

Smaller rescues
Smaller dog rescues are usually run by volunteers and many may not have dedicated kennels. All would like to hear from potential adopters but please contact them before visiting their listed address in case an appointment is necessary. The larger centres are usually open for most days of the week including weekends but check first.

With your help

We can find our animals a better life.

All our staff are volunteers.

We train our staff ourselves.

Many are animal owners themselves.

Our aim is to better the lives of abandoned animals including cats and dogs but also horses and smaller pets.

Ways We Help

Find out about the many different ways in which Animals Rescue strives to help.

Donations

Ways We Help

Outreach.

Outreach Projects provide advice and services for pet owners who are homeless or in housing crisis.

Advice and information is also available for agencies and housing providers who are working with pet owners in housing crisis.

Outreach Projects

International

We pride ourselves on helping those dogs in countries that are less aware of animal welfare issues or that need assistance. To this end we have set up international projects, many in association with other charities, to help educate and raise awareness of dog and cat welfare in these countries. Presently we are working with agencies in Spain and France.

International Projects

Campaigns

Our campaigns help us to highlight issues in dog welfare that not everyone may be aware of. With our aim in mind we have put in place various projects and schemes to meet this aim.

Campaigns

Education

Educating the dog owners of tomorrow is one of the ways we hope to help dogs in the future. Our Education programme is free to all UK primary schools and we have Education Officers in our campaign regions who visit schools, giving interactive workshops.

Education

Ways We Help

"Animals Rescue" is working towards the day when all dogs can enjoy a happy life, free from the threat of unnecessary destruction."