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
Kitty
Kitty is a nice girl who was living on the streets as part of a feral colony of cats. Her plight caught our attention, as she was heavily pregnant searching for food, amongst other cats. Kitty and others came into our care and she was placed in a foster home to give birth to her kittens. Her kittens have now all flown the nest, and Kitty has been enjoying some much needed rest and relaxation in our Centre. With age, this lovely girl has become a little more human friendly, especially at dinner time. We feel she would enjoy a home where she can just be herself, do what she wants and have a loyal servant to tend to her every need. We would recommend a home with no children, in a safe location so that she can enjoy outdoor access again, and she could live with another friendly cat, although we suspect she would be fine as a single cat.
Rummy
Rummy is a stunning young lady, both in looks and temperament. She has lived with a young child with no issues and her lovely personality shines through when you meet her. She is a gentle, affectionate cat who would be the perfect addition to most homes. She would enjoy a home where she can have outdoor access in a safe locality.
Isaac
Poor Isaac came into us as another unclaimed stray. Not neutered or microchipped, he was limping quite badly. On examination he had a wound to his front leg which was very swollen, and has subsequently received treatment for it. He is now much more comfortable, but he is completely fed up of the cattery environment. This poor boy needs a 5* home with cat savvy people, as an only cat, where he will be allowed outdoor access, in a safe locality. No young children.
Smokey
Handsome Smokey came into us as an unneutered male with an ulcerated eye (probably due to a fight injury). It was looking like he would sadly lose the eye. However after several weeks of intense treatment, Smokey’s eye is looking much better, he now has great vision out of it and his outlook for the future of the eye is looking promising. Smokey is looking for a home as an only cat, with no young children. He’s a lovely cat who is extremely smart and knows what he wants. He must be allowed outdoor access in a safe location.