NAWT’S new-look website, launching soon! Following feedback from a survey we ran in the spring of 2021, we have been busy building a new-look website, which we hope will offer you an improved user experience. Some of the exciting new features include the ability to register your interest for an animal online, an online application process for our volunteer roles, and many more images of the beautiful animals you support in our centres. We can’t wait to unveil the new website on Wednesday 5th October ..read more

Second hand September We are continuing to celebrate second-hand September. We want to encourage everyone to shop second hand with NAWT and find unique, money-saving outfits that are new to you, whilst reducing the impact of fast fashion and raising money for homeless and abandoned animals ..read more

When taking on that new canine companion, not only do they become a friend for life, but they also become part of the family. We want to remember Kia, who was adopted from our Bedfordshire branch back in September 2015. Her family very kindly got in touch, and they have written a very special piece telling us about her life and why she was so meaningful to them ..read more

Second-hand September This month we are celebrating second hand September, and as a charity we solely rely on your donations to help look after the animals that are in our care. Therefore, we are hoping to use this occasion to encourage people to think “donate” wherever possible, and this includes crafting and upcycling ..read more

There are few things as relaxing as taking a walk in the countryside, especially with our four-legged friends in tow. Come rain or shine, we know both we and our pooches will be thankful after a long stroll through the local fields, or even across the cliff tops looking out over the sea. However, there are a number of dangers to be aware of. So, we have put together the following safety advice detailing hazards to look out for, and how to make sure you are prepared for an enjoyable and incident free countryside walk ..read more

Although the summer holidays are slowly coming to an end, there is still time for those last minute get aways, and days out in the sunshine. A trip to the beach or a walk around your local lake might seem like a carefree day out, but there are so many dangers to be aware of. Take a look at our beach and water safety advice, including what to do if your dog gets into difficulty ..read more

A strange box is found One evening in March 2022, after the Watford centre had closed and all staff had gone home for the night, the live in staff noticed something unexpected by the gate when they looked out of their window. There seemed to be a plastic box outside the gate, it looked like it could have been a parcel, but no-one was expecting anything, and the bell hadn’t been rung, so they went outside to investigate ..read more

Meet Sunny Sunny, a small Jack Russell cross, came into our Berkshire centre just over two months ago due to behavioural issues, derived from the fear of being touched. As her tail wags with excitement, it’s clear there is fear that lurks behind her eyes. As we have got to know her, you can see that her want for love and affection is outweighed by the overpowering sense of anxiety and fear ..read more

With August in full swing, we know it can sometimes be difficult to think of activities to do that involve both your kids and dogs. But don’t worry, we are here to help! With some guidance from our staff, we have gathered a selection of places in and around the areas that are local to our centres, which you can explore with your pooches in tow ..read more

Did you know that NAWT are operating a Home Direct Scheme to help pets and their owners even further? This means if you need to rehome your dog or cat, it can be done without the animal having to come into one of our rehoming centres. This service is suitable for animals that are not in a welfare compromised situation. For example, an owner might be moving abroad in a few weeks or months or simply wish to keep their pet with them until they can be rehomed ..read more