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
Forrest - (into rescue 28/10/2018)
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Well howdy folks!!
My name is Forrest and I think you will agree I am a gorgeous chap of about 8 - 10 years old. I was found as a stray on an allotment. WAR collected me and checked me for a chip, unfortunately I am not chipped and they said by my appearance I had not been cared for for a long time. I am currently living with my foster Dad and am looking and feeling so much better. I am a happy chappy but I do like my own space and can be quite independent so I am looking for a family to love me but to also understand that I am not a lap cat, however I am a total sucker for a good brushing! I love having my beautiful long coat groomed. Now my biggest vice is food! I am a mega foodie! food is on my mind morning noon and night (and most of the time in-between!!) My foster dad says I even sleep facing my food bowl! I have been vet checked to see if there was a medical reason but nope turns out I just love my food! So my foster Dad feeds me small amounts regularly through out the day, because I will scoff a whole bowl down in one sitting and that's not good for my tummy. I am chipped, neutered and vaccinated. I am looking for a pet free home with older children and a nice garden to chill out in. If you think you could offer me a loving new home please contact Wallington Animal Rescue to arrange a home check - thanks xx |
Lara - (into rescue 6/02/19)
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Hello I'm luscious Lara and I am a lovely young cat, I came to be with WAR after my young owner was taken into care. He did Luffs me lots however I wasn't able to stay with him so a lovely lady who was concerned about my welfare after my owner was taken into care contacted WAR. Working in conjunction with her and Sutton Social Services they managed to gain entry to the premises and remove me safely.
I am living with my fab foster family and I am enjoying being part of a busy family and I am certainly enjoying the fuss and attention. I have just recently started sitting on my foster family's lap and loving some snuggles. I am now ready to find my furever home, I would love to be part of a family with a nice garden for me to explore. If you think you could offer me a loving new home please contact Wallington Animal Rescue to arrange a home check - thanks xx |
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Sparrow the corn snake (into rescue 11/02/2019)
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Hello my name is SSSSSSSparrow and I am a 2 year old corn ssssssnake.
I came into WAR as an owner surrender. I have settled in nicely and am eating well. Now the people here at WAR said I am the biggest corn snake they have ever seen - I take that as a compliment! Now because I am such a long snake my new owners will need to have the correct size vivarium for me so I have plenty of room. I am looking for a home with a snake savvy family If you think you could offer me a loving new home please contact Wallington Animal Rescue to arrange a home check - thanks xx |
Phoebe (into rescue on 5 March 2019)
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Hello my lovelies my name is Phoebe and I seem to have taken up the position of Rescue office cat. I'm nearly 8 but look half my age, this shows in my playful behavior. I came into the rescue following sad circumstances where my mummy couldn't keep me anymore so I'm feeling quite sad. I kinda like this place though as it's warm, there's food and the lovely hoomans are giving me lots of cuggles. I think I can get used to this place as I know I'm safe here.
I have been to see the vet people and have had my jabs. Im not to keen on other animals or very small people so I am looking for a home with older children and where I am the only pet so I can get all the fuss and cuddles to myself. I have only ever been a housecat and due to my age it will be safer for me to carry on as a housecat. If you think you could offer me a loving new home please contact Wallington Animal Rescue to arrange a home check - thanks xx |
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Nina - into rescue 12/04/2019
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Hello my name is Nina and I am approx 1 years old.
I was handed in to Avenue Road Vets by a kind person after I had been seen straying for a while. ARV gave me a good check over and checked for a chip which I don't have. They also quickly discovered that I am heavily pregnant. They contacted the folks at WAR who came over and collected me. I have settled in very well and I am very affectionate. I will be staying here at WAR HQ until I have had my babies and we will not be rehomed until my babies are 12 weeks old. Please follow WAR on Facebook for updates on my babies and of course you can check the website |
Baz and Taz - into rescue 17/04/2019
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Hi my name is Baz (predominately black male) and this is my bestie Taz (predominately white female) we are approx 10 months old.
We were part of a huge hoarding case taken on by the amazing New Moon Rescue who are good buddy's with the folks at WAR - they rescued another 15 cats along with us, so the people here at WAR offered to help share the load and took on us!
We are a little shy and a bit nervous of our new surrounding but we quickly come out of our shell and enjoy a stroke.
We are off to be neutered,chipped and jabbed then we will be looking for a new home together.
If you think you could offer us a loving new home please contact Wallington Animal Rescue to arrange a home check - thanks xx
We were part of a huge hoarding case taken on by the amazing New Moon Rescue who are good buddy's with the folks at WAR - they rescued another 15 cats along with us, so the people here at WAR offered to help share the load and took on us!
We are a little shy and a bit nervous of our new surrounding but we quickly come out of our shell and enjoy a stroke.
We are off to be neutered,chipped and jabbed then we will be looking for a new home together.
If you think you could offer us a loving new home please contact Wallington Animal Rescue to arrange a home check - thanks xx
