Charities

We support and work closely with a few chosen charities and strongly encourage those who want a pet to consider providing a home to one of the many gorgeous creatures waiting for new owners in the many animal rescue centres doing great work around the country. We don’t approve of puppy farms – or anyone who does not place animal welfare at the top of their list of priorities.

Here are some of those whom we believe are doing magnificent work:

  • Battersea Dogs & Cats Home

    Battersea need no introduction; each year the home cares for Every year the home cares for over 10,600 dogs and cats. We were delighted to help with the Coats & Collars ball.

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  • Katz Castle

    For over 40 years Katz Castle have been rescuing and rehoming unwanted cats, while our indoor and outdoor cattery has provided holiday homes for cats from near to far.

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  • Dogs Trust

    Founded in 1891, Dogs Trust is the largest dog welfare charity in the UK, caring for around 16,000 dogs each year. They never put a healthy dog down.

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  • Mayhew Animal Home

    The Mayhew Animal Home was established in 1886 and is currently one of the busiest and most effective animal welfare organisations in London, helping thousands of dogs, cats, rabbits and other animals escape a life of abandonment, neglect and cruelty each year.

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  • Rabbit Rehome

    Rabbit Rehome is based around an internet website which includes a database of over 600 rabbits available for adoption, a list of rescue centres, special appeals, information on volunteering, printable posters and guides to rabbit care.

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  • Blue Cross

    The Blue Cross's four animal hospitals treat sick and injured pets when their owners can’t afford private fees. The Blue Cross treats around 30,000 poorly pets every year and has rehoming centres too.

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  • Noah's A.R.C. Murcia

    Noah’s Arc is a registered animal rescue charity (7.971/1) in the Murcia region of Spain created to rescue injured and badly treated animals, the main focus being on dogs.

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  • The Dick White Charitable Foundations

    DWCF is dedicated to the advancement of education, training and knowledge within the veterinary profession; and the provision of funds and clinical expertise to organisations that help to relieve the suffering of animals.

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