The trust treats injured and old animals, and works towards an animal-friendly city.
Anyone who sees an injured animal can contact the trust, and its team will come to rescue and treat it.
The team brings together animal rescuers, police, activists, educators and support staff, backed by a local network — all of it aimed at protecting animals from cruelty and from disappearing altogether.
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Three things that would help, today
Rescue works on speed, and speed depends on somebody making a phone call.
Ring when you see an injured animal
Do not wait to see whether it recovers. Note the exact location and call — that alone is the whole of most rescues.
Foster while an animal heals
The gap between treatment and rehoming is where rescues stall. A few weeks of space in your home fills it.
If you are a vet, take the calls
Treatment is the expensive part of every rescue. One clinic willing to help changes what the trust can attempt.
Nothing here is paid for on this website. Every one of these starts with a phone call, because they are conversations rather than transactions — and because the trust would rather know what you are offering than take a card number.
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