Taking on an animal requires long term commitment. To own an animal is a privilege, not a right and you should be 100% sure that you can:
1) Afford to have and keep an animal by ensuring all its needs are met (that means providing good food, veterinary care including annual vaccinations and regular worming and flea treatments, warmth and shelter) for the lifetime of the animal - remember cats can live 18+ years and dogs can live 15+ years.
2) Care and love the animal, as part of your family for its entire lifetime.
3) Protect the animal against cruelty and neglect by making sure it has a safe environment.
Please note all adoptions will be agreed after a home check has been carried out, during the home check we can discuss the pet(s) needs and it gives you a chance to ask us questions to ensure the pet is suitable for you and your circumstances, we also request that once an adoption has been agreed the pet(s) is homed within 48 hours of the date the animals have been deemed ready to go by WAR so we can make the space free for another animal needing rescuing.
We request an adoption donation for an animal/s which will be discussed at the home check stage - please note the donation is payable before or on day of collection of the animal.
Please note all animals are vet checked and any emergency treatment is carried out before rehoming. The cats will also be vaccinated and depending on age neutered and chipped before they are released.
All money goes straight back into the rescue - thank you WAR
1) Afford to have and keep an animal by ensuring all its needs are met (that means providing good food, veterinary care including annual vaccinations and regular worming and flea treatments, warmth and shelter) for the lifetime of the animal - remember cats can live 18+ years and dogs can live 15+ years.
2) Care and love the animal, as part of your family for its entire lifetime.
3) Protect the animal against cruelty and neglect by making sure it has a safe environment.
Please note all adoptions will be agreed after a home check has been carried out, during the home check we can discuss the pet(s) needs and it gives you a chance to ask us questions to ensure the pet is suitable for you and your circumstances, we also request that once an adoption has been agreed the pet(s) is homed within 48 hours of the date the animals have been deemed ready to go by WAR so we can make the space free for another animal needing rescuing.
We request an adoption donation for an animal/s which will be discussed at the home check stage - please note the donation is payable before or on day of collection of the animal.
Please note all animals are vet checked and any emergency treatment is carried out before rehoming. The cats will also be vaccinated and depending on age neutered and chipped before they are released.
All money goes straight back into the rescue - thank you WAR
"It takes nothing away from a human to be kind to an animal"
Animals needing a home
Juliet (into rescue 13/02/2018)
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Hi my name is Juliet and I am a older lady, I had been living on the streets for a few years being fed scraps here and there, I started to get very thin so a concerned person contacted WAR who came and saved me.
They were appalled at just how thin and malnourished I was and have been spending their time trying to slowly build up my strength. I am a timid quiet girl who needs a bit of time to feel confident around people but once I know you I do enjoy a cuddle on your lap and a fuss. I have been diagnosed with Hyperthyroidism and need medication twice a day , I also need regular blood tests . I have recently moved in with my lovely foster mum and I am loving every minute of It! Health wise my Thyroid levels have dropped from 240 to 46.5 which is now with in normal range and I've put weight on. I will be looking for a quiet home without kids or other pets, I want a nice peaceful retirement home where I will be cherished and never feel hungry or cold ever again. I will be on medication for the rest of my life and will require regular blood tests. If you think you could offer me a loving new home please contact Wallington Animal Rescue to arrange a home check - thanks xx |
Summer (into rescue 9/06/2018)
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Hello I'm Summer
I came to WAR HQ after the hairy one received a call from Liz at forget me not . Baldy got in the catmobile and came and rescued me from Currys/PC World on Purley Way. I was seen climbing into the engine of a Ford fiesta the nice people managed to get me out and put me in the car til Baldy arrived. He then took me back to HQ. I was so hungry and had some supper and cat milk then hid away.I'm very dirty and on the thin side and obviously scared the hairy one said I look like a stray cat. Unfortunately I not chipped. I've been to the vets and an had antibiotic jab ( ouchy) as I have a gammy mouth. It's thought I've an old neurological injury as I'm squiffy . I'm also underweight for a big girl 2.8kg. The hairy one has been feeding me up and I luffs sheba select slices in gravy. She also thinks I've been mistreated at some point in my life as I'm frightened of feet and brooms and has a hissy fit. I'll be booked in for a dental and blood test soon I am quite weak at the moment so the folks here at WAR are busy fattening me up, I am not quite ready for re homing yet. |
Tricia (into rescue 29/05/2018)
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hey there my lovelies my name is Tricia I am about 3 - 5 years old
I was found as a stray in Wallington in the pouring rain and feeling very sorry for myself,thankfully a kind person reported me to WAR who came to my rescue. They checked me for a chip but sadly I don't have one, they also advertised me online to see if anyone was missing me but no one has come forward . They have given me lots of TLC and I am starting to feel a lot better. I will be chipped and jabbed before I go to my new home. I am looking for a loving calm home to relax in with no other pets and respectful children. If you think you could offer me a loving new home please contact Wallington Animal Rescue to arrange a home check - thanks xx |
Shelley (into rescue 6/06/2018)
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Hello I'm Shelley and I am approx 18 months old.
I was brought to WAR as part of a joint rescue operation led by the Cats protection league and involving Veterinary assist UK. They also rescued my brother Steve and our mum Tania and her new litter of 3 bubbas. I'm sad to say that I am a mummy too but my 4 babies were snatched away from me at 6 weeks old just days before I was rescued, neither WAR or CPL get to us in time to save them. It soon became clear that despite only just having a litter I was pregnant again and have since delivered my 3 new babies My babies and I will stay at the the rescue until my babies reach 12 weeks old then we shall all be looking for new homes. I am being rehomed as a pair with my brother Steve as we are strongly bonded pair and cannot bare to be apart ( he is here now keeping a close eye on my and my new babies) he is such a good bro! As I am such a loving friendly girl I will be looking for a happy caring home where I can finally enjoy being a cherished member of the family along with Steve of course! If you think you could offer me and my brother a loving new home please contact Wallington Animal Rescue to arrange a home check - thanks xx |
Shelley's Babies - born on 11/08/18
Hi we are Shelley's new kittens we are very tiny and the nice people here at WAR are just leaving us to be with our lovely mummy in peace and quiet, we will update you later on gender and names but for now we just want cuddles with our mummy - we will be ready to be rehomed at 12 weeks old, please check the website and Facebook for updates on us but for now its catnap time xx
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Steve (into rescue on 6/06/2018)
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Hey there I'm Steve and I am approx 18 months old.
I was brought to WAR as part of a joint rescue operation led by the Cats protection league and involving Veterinary assist UK. They also rescued my sister Shelley and our mum Tania and her new litter of 3 bubbas. We was all taken straight to the vets for check ups and are in fairly good condition other than a few cuts and scrapes from fighting - that's what happens when folks don't neuter us male cats! I have been neutered now so no more fisty cufts with the local tom cats for me and I will be chipped and vaccinated before I go to my new home. I have a very strong bond with my sister Shelley and get very distressed if we are not togther that once her babies are 12 weeks old I shall be looking to be rehomed with my lovely sister Shelley. As I am such a loving friendly fellow I will be looking for a happy caring home along with my beautiful sister Shelley where we can finally enjoy being cherished members of the family. If you think you could offer us a loving new home please contact Wallington Animal Rescue to arrange a home check - thanks xx |
Hendrix - (into rescue 18/07/2018)
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Hello my name is Hendrix I was found as a stray in a very bad way and in terrible pain.
The lovely family who found me contacted Wallington Animal Rescue who rushed me straight to the vet and on the vets advise booked me in for emergency surgery the very next day. I had to have 13 teeth removed and blood test show I am FIV positive. Immediately after my surgery the folks at WAR could see I was feeling better - I could actually eat without being in pain from my rotten teeth. I have now moved in with my lovely foster family to rest and recover from my ordeal. As I have been diagnosed with FIV I will be looking for a only pet household and will need to be an indoor cat. I am very friendly and will make someone a super cuddle companion. If you think you could offer me a loving new home please contact Wallington Animal Rescue to arrange a home check - thanks xx |
Polly - into rescue on 11/08/18
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Ssssssssssssssooooooooo nice to meet you all my name is Polly and I am an 18 month old Royal Python and yes I know what you are thinking what a sssssssssssssstunner!
I will be looking for a home with a ssssssssssnake sssssssssssavy family. If you think you could offer me a loving new home please contact Wallington Animal Rescue to arrange a home check - thanks xx |
Zhara - into rescue 14/8/18
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Hi everyone my name is Zhara I am a young female cat who has come into rescue from a bad situation.
A lovely lady saw I needed help and thankfully contacted WAR who came and collected me. I have a sore paw but nothing that rest and a comfy bed wont fix but I am pregnant. The WAR folks thought I had a big belly so off to the vets I went for a scan and yes it was confirmed I am pregnant. I am so thankful the lady called for help and WAR came to get me as now my babies will be born in a safe warm home and me and the babies will be totally loved and cared for. I am a friendly girl but am a little timid and unsure at the moment but I know I will get the hang of this being spoilt malarky! I will be looking for a home once my babies reach 12 weeks old. Please look on FB and the website for updates on my and my babies - Thanks xx |