Press releases

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.

If you’re a fan of The Dog House, here are six ways you can show your support and make a real difference to the lives of vulnerable pets

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.

With kitten season (the peak breeding period for cats) now in full swing, the team at Woodgreen Pets Charity currently have more than 150 cats and kittens in their care.

Since coming into the care of Woodgreen Pets Charity, an eight-year-old Labrador cross called Oreo has been waiting for a second chance at happiness – but hasn’t had a single person come forwards to meet her in 11 months.

Woodgreen Pets Charity has re-opened the doors to its renovated and rebranded charity shop at 15 High Street.

Woodgreen Pets Charity has now revealed a significant new development at its 43-acre site in Cambridgeshire.

With the UK’s pet population now significantly higher since the pandemic began, we are interacting with dogs more than ever – in our homes, in the park or when visiting friends and family. Children are often drawn to engage with dogs, who may appear friendly, but accidents can quickly happen with devastating results.