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Telephone: 07833 736 325
Covid update from Trustees:
IMPORTANT - PLEASE READ IF YOU ARE LOOKING TO ADOPT FROM PAWS
You will be aware that there is an ever changing situation with regards to lockdown, both in our area and nationally.
Pennine Animal Welfare Trust is working within the current DEFRA Guidance provided to rescue charities. This enables us to continue to safely home animals and take in those who are in urgent need of our care
Our homing procedures during the lockdown period will therefore be:
- Rehoming will continue however this will be on a delivery basis only.
- Animals should be delivered to their new homes as a default, however if this absolutely cannot be done and it is considered reasonably necessary for welfare reasons, the animal can be collected from the centre by the new owner but they will need to abide by additional conditions:
- By appointment only
- Social distancing and other safety precautions must apply.
Owners may only be permitted to come to the centre to relinquish an animal in emergencies or when it is considered to be in the best interest of the animal's welfare. All relinquishments on site must be carried out in a Covid-secure manner.
Social distancing and safe handling protocols must be followed both when taking in animals and when giving them to their new owner.
Please note we will continue to accept PAWS animal returns where there is a safety or welfare concern.
Our staff and volunteers will be putting into practice the 'Hands, Face, Space' measures when meeting the public to ensure we keep each other safe during this period.
We thank you for your patience and support through this challenging period.
Appointments at PAWS are by
PRIOR ARRANGEMENT ONLY
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We receive no official funding and are reliant on the generosity of our supporters. There are several ways to donate to us, please click here to see some of the options available for supporting our animals in need.
All funds raised will go directly towards the cost of rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming dogs and cats in need. All are assessed by a vet, neutered, vaccinated, micro-chipped & given flea and worming treatment. Only when PAWS feel an animal is ready, do they look for their forever home and great care is taken in the rehoming process to ensure the right home is found. It costs approximately £250.00 to rehabilitate and prepare just one dog to rehoming standard.