Greater ManchesterDestitute Animals Shelter
Buddy
Buddy is a sweet little boy who can be a little nervous, he likes to be around his owner all of the time and does have separation anxiety. So he needs a home...

The Destitute Animals Shelter is a charitable trust caring for lost, stray and abandoned dogs and cats in Greater Manchester. It was… Read more
The Destitute Animals Shelter is a charitable trust caring for lost, stray and abandoned dogs and cats in Greater Manchester. It was… Read more
Greater ManchesterDestitute Animals Shelter
Buddy is a sweet little boy who can be a little nervous, he likes to be around his owner all of the time and does have separation anxiety. So he needs a home...
Greater ManchesterDestitute Animals Shelter
Cinderella is a lovely girl but she can be very wary of people when she first meets them. She needs a understanding home which will continue to work on her...
Greater ManchesterDestitute Animals Shelter
Lola is a happy, cheeky little girl who loves to make us smile She’s full of personality and enjoys seeing just how much she can get away with! When Lola first...
Greater ManchesterDestitute Animals Shelter
Mabel is a beautiful adolescent working Labrador who is ready to find the right forever home. She is a bright, intelligent and lively young girl with plenty of...
Greater ManchesterDestitute Animals Shelter
Milo is a big personality in a compact package! He’s a goofy, energetic boy who LOVES people. Milo has walked alongside other dogs but he needs to be the only...
Greater ManchesterDestitute Animals Shelter
Milo is an adventurous, happy, playful, and loving boy looking for his forever home! He loves his walks and enjoys being out with other dogs, although he can...
Greater ManchesterDestitute Animals Shelter
Meet Skylar, she is a sweet, loving girl who would love a home to call her own. She has lots of energy and loves to play. Skylar loves her walks too. Skylar is...
The Destitute Animals Shelter is a charitable trust caring for lost, stray and abandoned dogs and cats in Greater Manchester. It was founded in the 1920s by four kind-hearted local residents who offered up a house for caring for the area's cats and dogs, and more than 100 years later the shelter helps, loves and rehomes over 450 animals every year. It has a non-destruction policy and neuters every animal it rehomes, while heated kennels, welfare checks three times a day and diets tailored to each resident help the dogs recover and settle as they wait for their forever homes.