West MidlandsWythall Animal Sanctuary
Cherry
SexFemale
Age5 years
BreedBulldog
I came to the Sanctuary after I was found as a stray locally. I was initially very upset coming here and found it really hard being in a kennel which meant I...
Wythall Animal Sanctuary
Visit CharityWythall Animal Sanctuary is an independent registered charity that has been rescuing and rehoming animals for over 50 years, operating as a… Read more
Wythall Animal Sanctuary is an independent registered charity that has been rescuing and rehoming animals for over 50 years, operating as a… Read more
Dogs Available from Wythall Animal Sanctuary
West Midlands
West MidlandsWythall Animal Sanctuary
Crumpet
SexMale
Age4 years
BreedPresa Canario X Mastiff
I originally came to the Sanctuary as a stray in 2024 so there is no known history on me before I came to the Sanctuary but I am a sweet, loving and very loyal...
West MidlandsWythall Animal Sanctuary
Eddie
SexMale
Age12 years
BreedCocker Spaniel
I am a very sweet and loving boy and I enjoy my cuddles or bringing you a soft toy. My life has not always been easy, and due to my past and my poor health...
West MidlandsWythall Animal Sanctuary
Reggie
SexMale
Age6 years
BreedLabrador X
I came into the sanctuary when my owners left me with a nice family that looked after me while they were on holiday, but sadly my owners never came back for...
West MidlandsWythall Animal Sanctuary
Ronnie
SexMale
Age1 year
BreedCrossbreed
Me and my brother Ziggy came to the Sanctuary together, although we are siblings we are quite different as you can see and we are looking for seperate homes!...
About Wythall Animal Sanctuary
Wythall Animal Sanctuary is an independent registered charity that has been rescuing and rehoming animals for over 50 years, operating as a non-destruction sanctuary where animals stay for as long as needed—or for life if necessary. Founded in 1963 by Dave and Kath Davies and granted charitable status in 1968, the sanctuary continues their mission of sheltering and rehoming animals in need. Today, it primarily cares for dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs, alongside resident ponies, with dedicated rehoming buildings, paddocks and exercise fields across its three-acre site. Funded entirely by donations and supported by boarding facilities on site, the sanctuary remains committed to giving every animal a safe haven and a second chance.