All over the UK, NI, and the ROI, there are pets who are in kennels, in rescues, just waiting for their new forever home. They just need you!

Using every tool we have available to us to promote animal rescues all over England, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.

To create a central hub of information on animal rescues, and the animals they have for adoption, to try to get more pets adopted.

To help and assist rescues in finding people who can adopt, or foster, or help in any other way to make the rescue pets lives a little better while they wait for their new forever home.

To help support people who may need information on vets, or other pet services, in our areas.

To give people the chance to share their own knowledge of pets health, training, feeding, and other things people may find helpful.



My partner and I live in Scotland, and have 3 rescue dogs right now. These wonderful fur kids came from two different rescues, one from Bandeath Stray Dog Shelter in Stirlingshire and two from the Dumfries and Galloway Canine Rescue Centre.

Ever since our first encounter with rescues we've both been very keen to do what we can to help these wonderful organisations to get the word out, and we've done little bits but nothing major. Until now.

Now we are building this page, we are NOT a bricks and mortar, residential rescue, but are working towards being a massive hub of information on dogs, cats, and other small furries as pets, the rescues that save these lives, and the other services such as recommended vets and pet insurance too.

We are going to hunt down every scrap of information we can, and find people who will share their hard learned knowledge with us all.

We will feature, share appeals, of rescues that have, the types of pets who have been long term residents, 6 months+, of these rescues to try to bring these wonderful potential family members to the forefront of peoples minds who might be interested in adopting.

There are far too many pets out there looking for their forever homes, in rescues up and down this country, for us to sit and not try to help give them a second chance at a very happy life!

Think of this as a source for many rescues, rescues that do either use kennels or foster based, or a mix, to house the pets while they wait for their forever homes. I look for pets that need that little extra push to be seen by more people, people who might adopt them.


Cj and Darren