Phoenix arrived with severely overgrown teeth which were cutting into his mouth and preventing him from being able to eat properly, He weighed just 50g and was extremely underweight. We rushed him to the vet the same day for an emergency appointment and his teeth were trimmed. He also has an overbite and his [...read more]

Apollo & Diana are a beautiful, happily bonded pair of pink-eyed white rabbits. Sadly, they didn't have the best start in life; they were removed from an unsuitable home. Apollo is the lop and Diana has the uppy ears. Diana has an issue with her back legs, which she is on daily pain relief [...read more]

Pepita came into our care as a young feral kitten. She was socialised to people by one of our wonderful fosterersand prepared for adoption. However it was then found that Pepita suffers from a life- limiting heart condition and despite seeing a veterinary heart specialist it was decided that the heart condition cannot be [...read more]

Dora came into ARC's care because she had been attacking her owner. She had been an indoor cat all her life so we hoped that in a home with a garden, Dora would be less frustrated and this behaviour would stop. However, despite placing Dora in two permanent homes, with expereienced owners who had [...read more]

Bobby is a male semi- feral stray who was brought to us in a very sorrry state by two kind ladies who realsied he needed veterinary care. Bobby had raging diarrhea and had extensive treatment for several months before he pooed normally. Bobby was eventually given his freedom but decided he didn't want to [...read more]

Midnight came into our care as an elderly boy. He was found to have various health problems so, as he had settled happily into a lovely foster home, Midnight is staying with his foster mum for the rest of his life and ARC will cover the cost of his veterinary care.

Cindy and Susie are now sanctuary animals as they're settled in their foster home, and haven't found another home over the space of 18 months. They have come so far since they arrived with us in early 2025. They love attention, cuddles and strokes once they trust you. They love their toys and enjoy [...read more]

Penny and Pearl are two older girls who came into ARC's care with some health problems. They are now doing very well in their new home but will remain in ARC's care for their medical needs. The girls have been bonded with their new 'owner's' own 2 girl ex ARC piggies and they all [...read more]

George is a handsome medium-haired black and white male cat who was found as a stray in a wheelie bin. After coming into ARC’s care and a subsequent health check by our vet, we discovered that George only has one functioning kidney & polycystic kidney disease (a life limiting condition which leads to renal [...read more]

ARC has taken in two much-loved older Jack Russell terriers, Maggie and Peggy, whose elderly owner sadly died. Her bereaved family had tried numerous dog rescue charities and everywhere was full. And these girls were difficult to home due to their age and the fact Maggie is blind and has diabetes and needs insulin [...read more]

Daisy is an older female chinchilla who came to ARC having lost her cage mate and with extreme dental problems which had affected her left eye and meant a non-specialist vet had previously recommended she be put to sleep. Luckily, our exotics specialist vet was able to operate and make Daisy comfortable again, though [...read more]

Handsome Dorito came into our care after living for some time as a stray. Sadly, Dorito tested positive to FIV. He has been adopted but ARC will be supporting his veterinary care should he become ill.