Together, we save more paws

We make a special effort to save animals who would usually be turned down by other rescue organisations, either due to inexperience or cost - as well as our expertise in strays, we specialise in disabled or elderly pets. We lovingly refer to these animals as our Wonkies and set up our Wonky Paws Club especially for them. Some of these animals may remain under our care through our Permanent Foster scheme to ensure that their final months or years are as comfortable as possible.

We believe that spaying and neutering is the only real solution to the issue of stray animals all over the world. Our Save a Life, Spay Another campaign offers adopters the opportunity to donate an extra £25 on top of their adoption fee. This donation allows us to neuter another animal overseas which improves their quality of life, reduced their risk of diseases such as pyometra and certain cancers and, over time, reduces the numbers of strays.

At PAW Society, we believe that individuals and organisations having a united front can improve animal welfare all over the world and that together, we can save more paws.

​Our objectives:

To promote humane behaviour towards cats and dogs subjected to cruelty, abuse, injury, neglect and abandonment; to relieve the suffering of such animals in need of care, protection, treatment and security by provision of a rescue, foster, assess, rehabilitate and re-home service; to prevent future suffering of such animals through public education around irresponsible breeding, correct care and neutering, and raising funds to neuter animals in countries particularly affected by stray cats and dogs.