HertfordshireAnimal Rescue Charity
Sugar
Sugar is a gentle giant who loves to play with balls, sunbathe, and play fetch. She also enjoys belly rubs. She came from another rescue, where she had been in...

Animal Rescue Charity was founded in 1991 by Jan and Fiona Rose, a mother and daughter who began by taking in stray animals from a… Read more
Animal Rescue Charity was founded in 1991 by Jan and Fiona Rose, a mother and daughter who began by taking in stray animals from a… Read more
HertfordshireAnimal Rescue Charity
Sugar is a gentle giant who loves to play with balls, sunbathe, and play fetch. She also enjoys belly rubs. She came from another rescue, where she had been in...
HertfordshireAnimal Rescue Charity
Jet is a young, energetic male dog who is friendly and loves to run and play.
HertfordshireAnimal Rescue Charity
Isla is a young Frenchie found as stray and hoping their registered owner will either come back or tell us that we can rehome her to save her waiting
HertfordshireAnimal Rescue Charity
Tiger is one of 9 mastiff/shar pei pups that were looking for loving homes. He is a bit shy at first, but once warmed up will become your best slobbery friend.
HertfordshireAnimal Rescue Charity
I’m a mature Lurcher cross and am looking for a new home. I am the longest staying resident and have been staying at ARC for over 10 years now.
HertfordshireAnimal Rescue Charity
Narla is 2 years old. She builds strong bonds, but it can take her some time to build trust.
HertfordshireAnimal Rescue Charity
Bilbo is a lovely pug cross looking for a loving home after a child in the home became allergic. She is friendly, cuddly and healthy.
Animal Rescue Charity was founded in 1991 by Jan and Fiona Rose, a mother and daughter who began by taking in stray animals from a neighbouring police station before growing into what is now known as “the small charity with a big heart.” Established to provide a safe haven for neglected, abandoned and unwanted animals—including wildlife—the charity focuses on sanctuary, rehabilitation and compassionate care. Its ethos centres on treating every animal with respect, overcoming past suffering through kindness, and being a voice for those who cannot speak for themselves. Through structured rehabilitation and ongoing support, the charity ensures each animal leaves ready to thrive in a safe and loving environment.