Thousands of domestic and farm animals need to be rehomed each year. Some come from loving homes due to a change in their circumstances. Others, sadly, have been less fortunate and include those who are homeless or have been abandoned, neglected or mistreated. Understandably, many of those who have faced trauma have developed anxiety or other behavioural traits because of their experiences and will need specialist care. Others will require veterinary treatment and ongoing medical support.

By providing expert behaviour, veterinary and welfare support tailored to each animal, helping them recover and find the right home sooner. We'll expand our Home Match and fostering programmes to reduce kennel stays, invest in staff, enrichment and facilities, and continue providing advice to pet owners alongside broadening our animal welfare education to help prevent more animals needing rescue.