Charity Warrington Animal Welfare animal rescue, adoption & Neuter
Our Beliefs
We care about every pet!
At WAW we put the animal first and care for every animal and every pet.
Our charity was setup to provide financial support for pet owners on low income or benefits to help them to pay to have their pet’s neutered, in a bid to reduce the amount of stray, abandoned and unwanted pets in Warrington and surrounding areas.
- Raise awareness of pet ownership, neutering and microchipping.
- Low-cost neutering for pet owners who are on benefits/low income.
- Offer help and assistance to rehome unwanted pets.
- Supporting our communities
Latest Additions To Warrington Animal Welfare Adoption Animals
Felipe
Felipe has come in from a multi cat household. He is a sweet little kitten who is a quiet, calm boy. He has a gentle disposition and responds well to kindness and love. He will be fine to be rehomed with a calm, super friendly, well adjusted cat who will hopefully be a nice companion for him. He is quite friendly with Vinnie and they could be rehomed together as they came in from the same household.
Nick, Nak, Dorito & Cheeto
Stunning litter of kittens to be rehomed in pairs. Cheeto the ginger boy gets along with Nak, his black sister. The blue boy Dorito adores his sister Nik, the stunning tortie. We would like for them to be rehomed in their already bonded pairs, which have developed in their foster home.
Ruben
Ruben was handed in suffering from an awful untreated flea allergy. This delightful cat is an absolute dreamboat. He is an affectionate love bug who needs a 5* home to call his own. He is thankfully now on the mend and will likely be ready for rehoming very soon. He is fed up in the centre and we are looking for a foster home to care for him until we can find a permanent home for him.
Blackie
Blackie was brought in as an unclaimed stray, neither neutered or microchipped. He arrived bewildered, scared and a bit hissy. He has now been neutered and vaccinated, and following the results of a blood test, he is FIV+. He is now a friendly boy who adores his food, and he enjoys having a brush to keep his now lovely coat in wonderful condition. He literally salivates when he sees the brush. He needs a home as an only cat; we anticipate he will be a mainly indoor cat who will enjoy some home comforts. It would be nice if he had a nice secure garden in which he could mooch around. The Charity will cover any veterinary costs which may arise in relation to his FIV status.