Before they become your family. they're part of ours.
Animals like Prince will finally know love
Prince was found straying in a truly heartbreaking condition. Severely malnourished and emaciated, his nails were growing into his paw pads, and his coat was so heavily matted that he needed to be sedated to allow our team to safely shave it off. He was diagnosed with hip dysplasia too.
In our care, slowly but surely, Prince gained weight and his coat also started to grow back. He began to show us all that, despite his difficult start to life, he is one of the happiest dogs you could meet!
Thanks to supporters like you, he now has a special home in Annalong and will be enjoying his first Christmas as part of a family.
£15
could feed a kitten for a week
£35
could give a first round of vaccinations to a dog
£50
could x-ray a rescued wild animal
£100
could fund an animal rescue call-out
Your regular support is vital in our shared mission to prevent cruelty to animals!
£7 a month
will help feed one kitten for a few days.
£15 a month
will help us distribute 5 pet parcels to families struggling to feed their pets.
£20 a month
will help us organise the rescue of a wild animal in distress.
Join Our Pack This Christmas - Donate
Every year, more animals need our help and every year, we answer the call.
From finding loving homes for hundreds of cats and dogs, rescuing thousands of injured wild animals, and providing life-saving veterinary treatment, our teams work tirelessly to give every animal a second chance.
£15
could feed a kitten for a week
£35
could give a first round of vaccinations to a dog
£50
could x-ray a rescued wild animal
£100
could fund an animal rescue call-out
£7 a month
will help feed one kitten for a few days.
£15 a month
will help us distribute 5 pet parcels to families struggling to feed their pets.
£20 a month
will help us organise the rescue of a wild animal in distress.
Look at who you've saved this year
Last Christmas, you responded to our appeal and in doing so, you helped us save thousands of animals in Northern Ireland
Billy Heartnose
Billy was found alone at a reservoir. He was just a tiny, scared kitten suffering from cat flu and in need of medical treatment.
Immediate veterinary intervention and care from our teams meant he recovered. The next hurdle was finding a home.
We never give up on our animals and finally, Billy was adopted by Linka and Mark. They've given Billy a loving home and he is now a social media star, thanks to his `mystic sports predication skills!
Jess & her Seven Pups
Jess was found straying within a woodland area not too far from our centre. After a veterinary examination, it was clear that Jess had just given birth. We were so worried that her pups were all alone, hidden and hungry.
We spent several days searching through woodland populated with overgrown trees and dense shrubbery at different times of the day.
All seemed lost, until the final search when our Veterinary Nurse Assistant discovered seven beautiful puppies miraculously still alive!
Jess and her pups spent time in the care of our animal care team and she was the best mum to them before they all headed off to forever homes - they are all thriving!
Your donation this Christmas will help us save more animals in 2027 - like these little ones
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