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Cheltenham Animal Shelter has been caring for and rehoming unwanted and abandoned cats, dogs and small animals for almost 100 years!
Adopt a pet - Cheltenham Animal Shelter
We find homes for the dogs, cats, and small animals in our care. Are you ready to welcome a new pet into yours?
Rehoming - Cheltenham Animal Shelter
Our adoption process. If you would like to express an interest in offering a loving forever home to one of our pets, please read our FAQs then email the relevant team with details of your enquiry and we will respond as soon as possible: [email protected]
Christmas Appeal | Cheltenham Animal Shelter
Freddie needed urgent medical care. Freddie the Lurcher, is a sweet boy, who came to us as a stray at the start of the year and is still hoping for his forever home, but he will remain safe and loved in our care until that special day comes.. When Freddie arrived, our vet discovered that he had a serious eye infection. Thankfully, we were able to treat his condition, but he is still having ...
Stray pets - Cheltenham Animal Shelter
What to do if you have lost your pet. If you have lost your pet, report them as missing with the microchip company and spread the word on social media pages dedicated to reuniting missing pets with their owners such as Animals Lost and Found in Gloucestershire on Facebook.. If you have lost your dog then you should also contact the Dog Warden that covers your area – contact numbers can be ...
Appeal | Cheltenham Animal Shelter
Ollie came to the Shelter, aged 15, because his elderly owner became unwell and sadly passed away.. When Ollie first arrived he was very shy and would spend most of his time hiding. As he started to venture out more, our team noticed that he seemed unsure of his environment, struggled to find his food, and his pupils often appeared fully dilated.
Pets in winter | Cheltenham Animal Shelter
2024年12月1日 · For dogs with sore paws, protective boots can shield them from the elements. Choose boots with sturdy soles and Velcro straps for comfort. Introduce the boots slowly, as many dogs dislike having their feet touched, so consider their comfort before buying.
Pet advice | Cheltenham Animal Shelter
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Adoption process & fees - Cheltenham Animal Shelter
£100 (£150 for a pair) Adoption fee includes; microchipping, neutering, up-to-date vaccinations and flea/worm treatment, a Pet Remedy new home kit, and four weeks free PetPlan Chairty Cover insurance.
Contact us - Cheltenham Animal Shelter
Please visit our website to see what items we sell and accept as donations. Our Charity Shop opening times are Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 10am to 4:30pm, Wednesday 10am to 4pm, and Saturday 11am to 3pm.