Pet advice from Woodgreen
From behavioural issues to dietary needs, we’ve got you covered.
Woodgreen work in pet owners’ homes and the community to keep pets and their people together. And when staying together isn’t possible, we give shelter, support and kindness to help find another loving home.
Woodgreen’s senior pets often wait a lot longer for a loving new home. Many will need more time to recover from illness, injury, trauma – and learn to trust again.
At just a few months old, guinea pig Frankenstein was living in pain and needed high-risk surgery. Woodgreen were there to help get this piggy back on his paws.
Buffy was just nine-weeks-old, born with a rare birth defect that was causing constant pain.
Mindy was just eight-weeks-old, struggling to breathe, and at risk of losing one of her eyes. Thankfully, she found her way to Woodgreen.
A huge tumour meant 11-year-old Norman could barely lift his head. We knew he must have been in a lot of pain.
When pets arrive in crisis, it’s essential that we can get them the help they need as quickly as possible. Here are three cats who arrived unexpectedly, in need of life-saving support.
We never know when the next emergency call is coming, but we have to be ready for it. Meet three dogs who arrived with short notice as emergency cases, with nowhere else to go.
Found on the side of the road with a badly injured leg, Daffy needed immediate help to avoid emergency amputation.
When six-week-old kitten Arnold was found, all alone and suffering from ringworm, our team were determined to get him back on track!
Rosie was suffering with incredibly sore and smelly ears. It would take months of complex treatment to help her recover.
When Ozzy’s beloved owner passed away by his side, this senior pup needed a brand-new start.
All Might was found abandoned in a box with injuries all over his body. Here's how we helped this brave bunny bounce back.