Rehoming your pet
We understand situations change which means sometimes we have to make the hard choice to surrender our pets. We are always here to support you in these situations, allowing every animal the best opportunities possible in leading a normal, healthy life and finding them a forever home.
Regulated Species
The Dangerous Wildlife act 1976 regulates venomous snakes, reptiles and crocodiles, some spiders and scorpions. While we may be able to cater for these animals in the future, we are not currently licenced under the DWA to provide appropriate care to these species. We do however work with other organisations including Zoo’s and other rescue centres, who have the proper facilities and appropriately trained staff in place to provide care for these animals. If you have an animal under the DWA, please call us on 07860 824499 to discuss further.
Surrender an animal
The Process
- Make a decision to surrender- This is never an easy decision to make and we will be here every step of the way to support you. The welfare of the animal needs to the first priority if you are unable to continue to care for it.
- Get in touch-If you do decide to rehome your pet, please get in touch via the form below. We will advice whether we have the capacity to take on your animal and it’s needs, In the rare case that we do not currently the capability to take on your animal, we will provide advice and support in interim time to make sure your animal is cared for appropriately.
- Arrange a surrendering appointment-Next, we will arrange a date and time for you to come in to the centre for you to surrender your animal in your care, this usually takes around 15-20 minutes and we will ask you to fill out a form relinquishing ownership aswell collecting as much information about the animal as we can.
- Rehoming your Animal-Once the quarantine period has passed and we’ve made sure your pet is healthy, they will be made available for their life long home.
