Woodside Animal Welfare Trust

Woodside is an animal sanctuary and rehoming centre based in Plymouth.

Registered charity 1143122 · South West

£1,172raised in the last 12 months
106gifts

Our main appeal

Fiver Friday

Fiver Friday is our campaign to help us continue to work in the many areas of animal welfare despite the pressures that COVID put on us.

£3,010 423 gifts
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Recent results

Signed Argyle Shirt 25/26 Season drawn raised £70 · 22 Jul

Messages from supporters

With thanks for the work you do to help animals in the community
£20 Anonymous · 8 Sept
for my sisters Angela's Birthday
£25 brian nolan · 7 Sept
Thank you to the staff and volunteers for everything you do for the animals
£25 Joan Harvey · 6 Sept
Thank you for all of the fantastic work you do
£10 Harriet Crawford · 5 Sept
Thank you for looking after animals. Donated and shared.
£10 Jacqueline Church · 12 Aug
In Memory of Mylo. He was the best friend to me x
£10 Rachel Mitchell · 1 Jul
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£15 Jackie · 17 Sept
Thanks for all you do, hope this helps to keep the animals warm
£15 Mike Gimblett · 27 Feb
Animals need so much help
£10 Alana · 22 Jan
It’s a little for so much, thank you .
£15 Graham F Russell · 13 Jan
£10 Bev Bev · 13 Jan
£25 Adrian and Nicola Medlyn · 20 Dec

About Woodside Animal Welfare Trust

Set up due to the number of unwanted pets having to be put to sleep due to the lack of space at shelters and sanctuaries, Woodside has been running for over 40 years. Its key focus has always been to ensure the neutering of animals to prevent to high a number of unwanted animals, this happens both at the sanctuary and in the community. We help over 1000 each year. The majority are rehomed following homevisits. Woodside also offers sanctuary and long term or a permanent home to many which can not be rehomed. This is often due to age, medical conditions or behavioural issues. We work hard in the community too. We offering low cost neutering for those who need it and education and animal welfare advice on our animal welfare rounds at least twice a week. We also run a trap, neuter, release scheme for feral (wild) cats to keep populations under control. We are totally reliant on donations and receive no government or council funding! All donations big or small help the animals in our care and the community.
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