About Us

Many of our rescues have been abandoned or come from traumatic situations, which is why all our rescues enter into foster homes first for assessment.

For dogs coming from Romania, many will have most likely never seen the inside of a house, had a warm bed, a collar round their neck or been walked on a lead. They may have to fight for food and attention, so lots of time and patience is needed to help them settle in. Rescue dogs and cats have so much love to give and to see a nervous or frightened animal turn into a confident one is truly amazing.

In the UK, we spend our time helping with welfare cases. Sometimes, we receive calls from the public that a dog or cat has been abandoned, maybe in danger, or they come via other rescues. We work hard to give them the chance of finding a forever home. The rescue is also involved in spay/neuter and release campaigns for cats and kittens.

The team works hard to ensure that our dogs go into the right homes and vice versa that you are happy with the adoption. We understand that sometimes things do not work out, people’s circumstances change, or you may feel that you are not coping or having issues with the puppy or dog etc. and, in these rare instances, we provide full rescue back up.

Each of our rescue dogs/cats are microchipped and we arrange for the microchip to be updated with your address and contact details on adoption.

We have two options available:

1. Foster with a view to adoption. The animal will come directly from Romania to your home.

2. Adoption. Our dogs or cats will already be in foster in the UK, and you will get the opportunity to meet with them before making your decision.

We try and ensure that our website and Facebook pages are kept as up to date as possible. At any given time, we also have dogs and cats who have not yet been listed, so feel free to make a general enquiry rather than specific to a particular animal.

With dogs/puppies coming over from Romania, sometimes the information we receive is limited. In each case we will do our best to provide you with as much information as possible, so that you can make an informed decision. As our dogs all go into foster homes it gives the rescue the opportunity to fully assess them first.

Our cats/kittens are usually UK rescues, and we normally have more information on them.

Our adoption fee includes:

• Pet Passport (if applicable)

• All vaccinations

• De worming and flea treatments

• Microchipping

* Where the dog or cat is old enough, it will also be spayed

Having a dog or cat is expensive, especially if medical treatment is required. Here are few expenses that you need to consider:

Pet Insurance: This will vary depending on the age, size and breed of your dog. Some people prefer to put money aside each money to cover any unexpected medical costs.

Monthly treatments: De-flea and de-worming

Food: Wet, Dry or Raw

Dog Walker or Pet Sitter: If you are out at work or go away on holiday