How Much Is That Doggy In The Window?
Lula asks:
I wondered if you or your readers could let me know of any local dog rescue centres other than the battersea big type places? We're struggling to find anywhere without driving for hours!
The Phantom replies:
I'm delighted you want to give a pet a second chance, Lula. I know Battersea seems a long way to go, but they do have the largest selection of furry friends that need new homes. If it's driving in London you don't care for, they have a branch at Brands Hatch which although is probably slightly further is at least not through town.
The RSPCA South East London Branch has a rehoming section too. It's also worth asking your local vet - sometimes they have notices in the waiting room, or the vets themselves know of an animal that needs a new family.
If you've a hankering to other pets, you could look at the Greenwich Branch of the Cats Protection League or Greenwich Rabbit Rescue (turn the sound down on your computer when you visit this site - the music's very loud.)
Happy Adopting.
I wondered if you or your readers could let me know of any local dog rescue centres other than the battersea big type places? We're struggling to find anywhere without driving for hours!
The Phantom replies:
I'm delighted you want to give a pet a second chance, Lula. I know Battersea seems a long way to go, but they do have the largest selection of furry friends that need new homes. If it's driving in London you don't care for, they have a branch at Brands Hatch which although is probably slightly further is at least not through town.
The RSPCA South East London Branch has a rehoming section too. It's also worth asking your local vet - sometimes they have notices in the waiting room, or the vets themselves know of an animal that needs a new family.
If you've a hankering to other pets, you could look at the Greenwich Branch of the Cats Protection League or Greenwich Rabbit Rescue (turn the sound down on your computer when you visit this site - the music's very loud.)
Happy Adopting.
Labels: Ask The Phantom, rehoming animals
posted by The Greenwich Phantom at
15:50
3 Comments:
Try Animal Samaritans. We adopted a dog (Sadly Pippa is no longer with us) from them and went to a lady who was running foster home in Mottingham. They advertise in the local press and also have a website where you can find contact details.
I know it was hard enough choosing from the four or five dogs she had, I don't think I could handle Battersea.
Celia Hammond Animal Trust have a branch in Lewisham and rescue and re-home both dogs and cats. There number is 020 8691 2100.
Good luck
Thanks guys!
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