Scooter suffers with diabetes and needs special support for this condition. Quote from Scooters new owner: Always having had cats as part of our family home , it was very sad when we lost Alfie & Leo after a lovely 16 years together. 8 months passed and my Daughter was moving out. We discussed [...read more]

Polly is a 17 year old torti, again with renal problems. ARC supports her vet care.

Molly is owned by an elderly lady in Northolt. She has renal problems and a history of weeing out of her litter tray so ARC support Molly's renal food and the occasional visit to the vet.

These lovely boys came to us because a member of the family who had them became severely allergic to them. Previously they had been in the adoption section of Pets at Home. It was clear that Fuzzy had a large growth on his neck which could not be treated. He is strongly bonded to [...read more]

Boo is an angora rabbit, the breed which is reared for their 'wool'. Her coat is incredibly high maintenance, needing constant clipping otherwise it form painful matts at the roots, constricting her movement like a strait-jacket. Angoras are subject to awful cruelty in countries like China where they are kept in appalling conditions and [...read more]

Logan and Blue are two sweeties that have found their perfect home which is supported by ARC due to Logan's health condition. They love snuggling together and sit waiting for treats. Blue was very nervous when she first came but has come out of her shell and loves coming out and getting into mischief. [...read more]

Albus and Remus have been with ARC since late 2016. They were handed in to be rehomed before their 1st birthday. Remus (black and white Dutch) has always been extremely nervous and unfortunately has not improved whilst being in foster care. His foster mum has attempted everything, even trying reiki by an animal healer [...read more]