Warrington Animal Welfare

Warrington Animal Welfare

Alfie is a lovely boy who has found himself in our care through no fault of his own. He had only been with them for a short time, and we’re now focused on finding Alfie the stable, loving home he deserves.Alfie is a well-mannered boy who is fully house trained and can be left alone without distress, settling well, making him an easy companion to live with.He walks nicely on the lead and enjoys getting out and about, although recall isn’t his strong point at the moment, which may be linked to current ear discomfort. Alfie is currently being treated for a haematoma in one ear (which you can see in the pictures) and appears to have had a previous one in the other. We will subsidise any further treatment needed for his ears, and he has been very patient throughout his care.

Warrington Animal Welfare

He came to us through no fault of his own.Please note, WAW cannot rehome to families with children under 5. Home checks are carried out within a reasonable distance of Warrington, and all visits are by appointment only. We also may not be able to respond to all applications. Full rehoming policies are available on our website.CLICK TO VIEW OUR REHOMING POLICY

Warrington Animal Welfare

Ruby came to us after her previous family felt they were no longer able to manage her needs. She is now looking for a more suitable home where she can feel safe, settled and supported.Ruby was in her previous home since a puppy, she is good health, is house trained, letting you know when she needs to go out. She can be left for up to three hours.She has lived with children aged 12 and 17. Although very nervous, and often frightened of new situations, unfamiliar people, she soon settles and is then affectionate and enjoys being stroked and fussed. She is comfortable being handled and is fine at the vets.

Warrington Animal Welfare

Please note, WAW cannot rehome to families with children under 5. Home checks are carried out within a reasonable distance of Warrington, and all visits are by appointment only. We also may not be able to respond to all applications. Full rehoming policies are available on our website.CLICK TO VIEW OUR REHOMING POLICYWarrington Animal Welfare is a registered charity which was originally established in 1983 by the late Joan Rimmer B.E.M. and June Jackson.

Warrington Animal Welfare

Teddy is a gorgeous young Staffie with a big heart and lots of love to give. He’s looking for a fresh start after a relationship breakdown and would make a loyal and affectionate companion for the right family.This handsome boy has grown up around children and is gentle and well-mannered, though we feel he’d be happiest in a calm home with teenagers rather than younger children, just while he continues to build his confidence.Teddy walks nicely on the lead (even if his route isn’t always straight!) and travels beautifully in the car. His recall could use a bit of polishing, but he’s eager to learn and responds well to patience and praise.

Warrington Animal Welfare

Wynter is a beautiful girl with bundles of energy and so much love to give.She came into our care through no fault of her own. Wynter had been in her previous home since she was 16 weeks old, after being born as part of an accidental litter. Sadly, with seven children in the household, she became too boisterous for the youngest members of the family and was often kept separated for long periods of time. It’s clear she hasn’t always had the chance to properly learn the skills she needs, but she’s ready now.Wynter is a typical young crossbreed, energetic, giddy, affectionate and full of enthusiasm for life. She can be clingy with the people she bonds with and absolutely adores attention. With those she knows and trusts, she is playful and very loving.