North Clwyd Animal Rescue

North Clwyd Animal Rescue (NCAR) was founded in 1978 after a stray lurcher named Lady arrived at the home of founder Anne Owen, inspiring the creation of a rescue to save unclaimed dogs facing euthanasia. What began as a small group of volunteers boarding dogs and fundraising locally grew into a registered charity committed to rescuing and rehoming vulnerable animals. Through years of dedication, fundraising and generous donations, the charity secured and converted its own premises in the early 1990s, with volunteers playing a vital role in building the kennels and catteries. Today, NCAR continues its mission to provide safety, care and second chances to animals in need.