Animal Rescue based in north west Kent Registered Charity No. 1098252
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Animal Sanctuary
At the Anim-Mates private sanctuary in Ash, Kent, we care for 100+ animals who are all permanent residents.
There are cats, dogs, rabbits, goats, sheep, poultry and ponies. Most are elderly, infirm or have special care needs.
Like any charity, we can only carry on our much-needed work with public support, through donations and voluntary help.
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Outreach programme
Rescued animals, including cats, rabbits and guinea pigs, are cared for in the homes of fosterers, while we seek new owners for them.
To help decrease the feral cat population in the Medway area, we trap the cats, have them neutered and then return them to their colony. Very young feral kittens are often domesticated by our fosterers and then found homes.
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Every time your club card is swiped at the till Anim-Matescan benefit - as long as you nominate us as your chosen charity.
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Latest rescue
Snowball was living as a stray, just skin and bones and struggling to eat.
Her mouth was in dreadful condition - wobbly teeth held together by tartar plus her gums were inflamed.
Click above to read
This is our 17-year-old mascot Willy, short for Willy Wonka.
He was born with deformed legs, and when he walked, he was a bit wonky.
A vet said Willy could have a better life if he went through a number of operations to correct his deformity. When a youngster Willy had his operations and recovered well.
He continues to live a very happy, active and a little wonky life in our Care-for-Life at our sanctuary.
