Paws Together Enville is a happy haven in the heart of Enville, where rescued pigs, goats, chickens, ducks, donkeys, cats, rabbits (and more!) find their forever homes. We also rescue and rehome cats, helping them find the purrfect new families. But it’s not just about animals — we welcome small groups of people with disabilities to spend time with our friendly furry (and feathery!) residents, making connections, smiles, and memories along the way.

At Paws Together, it’s all about kindness, cuddles, and community — and every single penny we raise goes directly to the care and wellbeing of our animals.

Hi everyone! We’re asking for your support to help this amazing charity achieve registered status. In the UK, charities must raise a minimum of £5,000 before they can officially register — a big milestone that unlocks access to vital funding, including support from supermarkets and other major donors. Every contribution brings us closer to making an even bigger difference!

Bumbles story.

We get a LOT of cats surrendered to us, but I don’t think we’ve had a story as sad as this for a long time. This innocent old girl has a cancerous tumour just below her right ear, and she was left, abandoned on a country lane, to die alone and in pain. She was found by a member of the public who took her straight to the vets. Bumble, as they named her, was dehydrated, half starved and her tumour had a secondary infection. The lovely staff at the vets rehydrated her, gave her meds, food and a bath. There is no doubt that Bumble’s little life is very limited, but she showed such an incredible resilience and signs of improvement that the vet didn’t think it was the right time to pts. So they called us. Bumble’s care is palliative, but it will be the very best care we can manage. We don’t know if she has days or weeks, but we are determined that she will enjoy every minute of it. She’ll never feel abandoned, hungry or unloved again. Here is our special girl, with a belly full of salmon, in an air conditioned bedroom on a velvet sofa Any donations to the go fund me will contribute to her care, as well as the care of the other animals