Want to join us in making a difference? We're raising money to help FAITH Animal Rescue to help pay for Dotty and Daisy Chihuahuas, Hunter Jack Russell, Cass the terrier and Cookie cats healthcare, and any donation will help make an impact. Thanks in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to us here at FAITH.

Lovely little Dotty and Daisy Chihuahua's came to us when their owner sadly passed away, though he loved them dearly he was unfortunately killing them with kindness. These little fattywawa's are obesely overweight, twice what they should be and need full dentals. They will have to go on a long term dietary plan to get them in a health state again as their breathing is terrible.

Cookie cat is passing a lot of blood in her urine, has had lots of blood tests and needs a scan costing approx £1200 on top of a kidney stone operation.....

Hunter is drinking excessively, not eating and loosing weight rapidly, blood tests have been done but he also needs a scan costing another £1200 as well as any treatments resulting from this.

Cass has a severe skin condition and also needs a scan to confirm an abdominal scan to verify a mass that she has been found to have... this is likely to result in a bill of over £2000 AND a dental.

The dentals alone cost £600+ per dog.....

This is crippling us financially at the rescue.....

This comes at an incredible cost to the rescue and we need all the help we can get to pay for their care as well as some other high dependency medical care costs we have at the moment. This pair will be adopted out to a loving home once we get them fitter and well enough to be rehomed so the sooner we can get them seen the better.

Any help you can give will help us look after these animals so please, please consider donating anything you can to help us out.

More information about FAITH Animal Rescue: To provide a rescue, rehabilitation and re-homing service for abandoned, ill-treated, un-wanted and otherwise homeless animals. To care for them in social accommodation, wherever possible with communal exercise areas. To strive to reduce the number of unwanted and abandoned cats and dogs by ensuring those in our care are neutered, and encouraging other owners to do the same.