Wadars Animal Rescue

Based near Worthing, Wadars is a leading animal rescue charity and has been caring for and protecting sick, neglected, and injured companion animals and wildlife since 1969

adopting a wadars pet

WADARS has strict operating procedures to ensure the suitability and safety of both the family and the pet that is to be rehomed.

This is Bobby. He is a white and tan Bulldog cross and is 4 years old. He’s a very lively and bouncy boy who would benefit from some basic training and would love lots of exercise in his new home.

This rather handsome chap is Rolo, and he is a three and a half year old Mastiff cross. He is a very loving boy who loves his food! Rolo needs a home with someone that can invest time in him as he requires some general training and confidence building. He is very good with other dogs and when being walked (on the lead) in a field with horses, didn’t take any notice of them. If you have the time to work with Rolo then we are sure that you would have a very loyal dog (even if he is a bit like a bulldozer sometimes!)

This pretty little girl is Snowy and she is 18 months of age. Snowy came to Wadars for rehoming when her owners were no longer able to care for her. Snowy is very active, alert, sees and hears ok and eats well, but she does have some special needs and would be an indoor rabbit.

This cutie is called Baby Nana. She is 18 months of age and came to Wadars for rehoming when her owners were no longer able to care for her. Baby Nana has lived with another rabbit in the past but not been used to being handled very much and so we are looking for either an adult only home, or one with older children.

“I’m Charley. As you can see, I am looking for a new owner from my temporary home here at the cattery"

Reg came to Wadars having been found straying in the Worthing area. We believe that he is around 5 years of age. He’s quite shy at the moment, as he’s still finding his paws here at the cattery. He would need a calm and quiet home where he can gain confidence in his own time. We are looking for a home for him without other cats.

looking to the future

This is a very exciting time for Wadars as we continue to develop our Animal Rescue Centre in Ferring. We have now completed the construction of a purpose-built cattery for the rehoming of cats and kittens, and also developed a small wildlife unit.

We have rehomed cats, dogs, kittens and puppies in the community for the last 50 years, but previously all of our animals have either been cared for in commercial catteries and kennels or with our volunteer fosterers until suitable forever homes could be found. The new cattery means that cats and kittens looking for new forever homes are now cared for by our specially trained Wadars Animal Welfare Team.

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Volunteers are an essential part of Wadars. They are at the heart of what we do and achieve. If you have any questions or would like some more information you can call us on 01903 247111 or email enquiries@wadars.co.uk

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Sussex band supports Wadars 50th anniversary

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Sussex-based five-piece band, The Cheer Up Mollys, are staging a fundraising concert in aid of the Wadars 50th anniversary at The John Selden pub in

High Sheriff of West Sussex officially opens new Wadars rehoming cattery as part of the charity’s 50th anniversary celebrations

14th March 2019 No Comments

The High Sheriff of West Sussex, Mrs Caroline Nicholls DL officially opened the brand-new Wadars rehoming cattery at a ceremony which was held last week.

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28th February 2019 No Comments

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