Animal Concern Cumbria is a small local charity that exists to help find new
homes for neglected or unwanted animals.
It is the firm policy of Animal Concern Cumbria not to destroy an animal for want
of a home, except on the advice of a Veterinary Surgeon.
The Charity is self-funding and is run entirely by Volunteers.
This website deals with the West Cumbria branch of Animal Concern, which rescues and rehomes dogs, cats and many small animals such as rabbits, ferrets and rats. The branch is based in and around the Workington area where we maintain a kenelling facility for dogs.
Rufus craves human contact and finds kennel life extemely stressful. He urgently needs a permanent home or foster carer to give him the loving attention he needs.
Mitzi is just adorable!!
Savy is a sweet natured cat who would be happy in a home with children and dogs.
Could you give her a loving new home for Christmas?
Missing Pet?
Click the link below.
'Doggy Tails' and 'Tail of Two Kitties' Pages
Have you adopted a dog or cat from Animal Concern? We would love to hear how they are getting on.
Click below for contact details.
Animal Sanctuary Appeal
Animal Concern are actively looking for a suitable site to develop as a sanctuary for the many rescued dogs and cats in our area.
For more information click on the link below
APPEAL FOR VOLUNTEERS
We urgently require experienced animal owners to assist with short term fostering and home checks. If you feel you could help please contact us on the numbers shown.
Other ways to become a Volunteer, helping Animal Concern continue their vital work, can be
found on the General Information page.
If you are unable to become a Volunteer, you can still help - please see the Support Us page.
ADOPTION
If you feel you could provide a forever home for one of the animals currently in our care, please read our Adoption Policy on the General Information page.
A LIFETIME'S CARE
There are some animals in our care who, through no fault of their own, can never be rehomed. Animal Concern Cumbria will continue to care for these animals throughout their lives.
Funds are always needed for this and all our work; ways in which you could help can be seen on the Support Us page.
