(These photo's are of some of our rescued kittens Merlin, Elliot and Ebony).
Please note: no cats can be taken into Pawprints or rehomed to new homes at the moment due to illness.
Pawprints Animal Rescue
I set up Pawprints Animal Rescue in 1999 to help stray and abandoned animals, mainly cats, but dogs, rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, chinchillas, terrapins, turtles, giant snails and a few birds have been helped along the way too!
The animals deserve the best start i can give them before they go to their new homes so after dealing with initial health problems (dental work, de-matting fur, illness, treating for parasites) all animals are vaccinated, micro-chipped and neutered and homed into vetted homes, adoption forms signed, and follow-up checks done afterwards.
The animals that are not suitable for homing due to health or behavioral problems or old age live in a home environment (not caged) as part of the family for the rest of their lives. Never short of a cuddle around here!
I run Pawprints by myself, and do most of the fundraising by myself (Pawprints receives NO funding and has to raise all money through the generosity of the public), so the number of animals i can help is limited by the amount of fundraising i can get done along with looking after the animals, but i help as many as i possibly can.
Pawprints is currently caring for 25 cats, 5 dogs and 3 ferrets.
One Of Pawprints' Clever Animals
Here is gorgeous 'Hairy Harry', with the rosettes he has won in fun dog shows with 7 year old Georgia Webb, a member of his new family.
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