Pet advice from Woodgreen
From behavioural issues to dietary needs, we’ve got you covered.
Last year, Woodgreen Pets Charity opened its doors to more than 2,200 pets, including 300 strays with nowhere else to turn.
Woodgreen Pets Charity is witnessing a concerning rise in people struggling to care for their pets, as owners face financial hardships exacerbated by the cost-of-living crisis.
The new store will offer a wide variety of items, including stunning homewares, fashion and holiday wear, accessories, children’s toys, and many new items. Whether you’re searching for a special treat for yourself or a gift for someone else, the Woodbridge shop is sure to have something to brighten up your day.
Woodgreen is thrilled to announce that Linda Cantle, a long-serving member of the leadership team, has been appointed to the Association of Dogs and Cats Homes (ADCH) Board of Trustees.
Rohan Putter has taken the mantle of chief executive officer at Woodgreen Pets Charity. With a fresh brand identity and a new strategic vision to bring to life, Rohan’s sights are set firmly on establishing Woodgreen as the leading, national charity that supports both pets in need and the people who care for them.
Woodgreen is looking for fosterers in the local area who can provide a caring and temporary home for pets. By opening up your home to a pet in need, you can make a significant difference and help Woodgreen continue its mission of rescuing and rehoming pets.
Woodgreen Pets Charity is behind the latest campaign from the Rabbit Welfare Association & Fund (RWAF), calling for a temporary pause on the sale of baby rabbits by breeders, retailers and classified websites.
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A nine-year-old Labrador cross called Oreo has finally been rehomed after 490 days at Woodgreen, a pet charity based in Cambridgeshire.
Woodgreen Pets Charity has stepped down from the Greyhound Forum with immediate effect, due to concerns that the industry is not doing enough to improve the lives of racing greyhounds.
A new Girlguiding badge, in partnership with Woodgreen Pets Charity, gives local Guides the chance to host a pawesome sleepover and help homeless and vulnerable pets.
This month marks the beginning of a new partnership between Woodgreen Pets Charity and Pooch & Mutt.