Hull Animal Welfare Trust began in 1982 as a small volunteer-led group determined to help abandoned and unwanted animals in the local area.… Read more
Hull Animal Welfare Trust began in 1982 as a small volunteer-led group determined to help abandoned and unwanted animals in the local area.… Read more
East Riding of YorkshireHull Animal Welfare Trust
Blue came in to our care from another rescue that was closing down and he was at risk of having nowhere to go. Blue is an Australian Cattle Dog, also known as...
East Riding of YorkshireHull Animal Welfare Trust
Poor Polly found herself in the stray kennels and in need of a new home She is a Large Labrador Cross who needs someone who can give her some time and...
East Riding of YorkshireHull Animal Welfare Trust
Say hello to Molly & Poppy They are both 5 years old, and unfortunately came to us due to thier owner passing away and them having no where else to go These...
East Riding of YorkshireHull Animal Welfare Trust
You may remember him from one of our Facebook posts when he first arrived with his doggy friend Dexter. They were both incredibly emaciated and had been...
East Riding of YorkshireHull Animal Welfare Trust
Ralph is a French Bulldog of around 5 years old. He came into our care with an untreated leg injury which rended the leg unuseable and it was also causing him...
East Riding of YorkshireHull Animal Welfare Trust
Call us 365 days a year, 11am–2pm on 01430 423986. Visits by appointment. Stories about some of our animalsthat have found new loving homes We rely solely on...
East Riding of YorkshireHull Animal Welfare Trust
This happy little man has come in to us through the stray system and remained unclaimed. We believe he is a Pomeranian cross of around 3 and a half years. He...
East Riding of YorkshireHull Animal Welfare Trust
Poor Whiskey has come to us through no fault of his own. He was picked up as a stray and remained unclaimed. He is now seeking a home where he will be loved...
East Riding of YorkshireHull Animal Welfare Trust
Call us 365 days a year, 11am–2pm on 01430 423986. Visits by appointment. Stories about some of our animalsthat have found new loving homes We rely solely on...
East Riding of YorkshireHull Animal Welfare Trust
He is a lively, boisterous boy, who will need someone with plenty of time, patience and understanding to give Jasper the support he needs to become a well...
East Riding of YorkshireHull Animal Welfare Trust
You may remeber Winston, he is one of our long stay residents who is now back up for adoption. Winston has had a really tough time these past couple of years...
East Riding of YorkshireHull Animal Welfare Trust
Spike came to us through no fault of his own. We have very little information on Spike but we believe he is a lurcher cross of around 2 and a half years old....
Hull Animal Welfare Trust began in 1982 as a small volunteer-led group determined to help abandoned and unwanted animals in the local area. Initially caring for cats and dogs in foster homes and basic facilities, the organisation grew steadily as community support increased. In 1992, the group became a registered charity and established its own base at Sunnydene Shelter in South Cave. Over the years, the Trust has expanded to include purpose-built kennels, cattery and small animal facilities, and a fully developed campus supported by a combination of dedicated volunteers and professional staff, ensuring high standards of care and long-term security for animals in need.