ANIMAL WELFARE
Helping pets stay with their families wherever possible, and providing lifelong sanctuary when it isn’t.
Our Animal Sanctuary
If you know of an animal who may need our help, please get in touch today.
Our sanctuary is funded by our own products and services, along with income generated by the National Pet Support Fund. If you would like to make a donation, please click here.
The Animal Magic Family Community Support Programme
Our Community Support Programme operates a service which helps pets in need whilst their owners are in a difficult situation such as homelessness, redundancy, living with a serious health condition, debt or bankruptcy.
Any of these circumstances can happen to the wealthiest and healthiest person,
and while many organisations provide help for the humans - we provide a service for
the pets who may be involved in such crisis’s.
To enable us to help as many pets as possible, we accept donations of food, bedding,
toys, supplies and of course funds.
Please note that all physical items must be unopened / unused for hygiene and safety reasons.
We can also offer to help with sourcing temporary accommodation for pets whilst their owners are in hospital, get backon their feet, or whilst they are attending interviews and / or training courses.
We are always on the lookout for volunteers to help here at our centre, with home visits and temporary accommodation for pets - so if this is something you are interested in we welcome you to get in touch.
Items can be dropped off at our Oakworth venue.
Please note that each and every case will be assessed to determine eligibility - and we will only
be able to help those pets whose owners have no savings - or source of income other than benefits.
Other Ways We Are Helping The Community
Our Affordable Veterinary Practice


We provide sanctuary for animals who are unlikely to find a home because of:
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Advanced age
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Chronic medical conditions
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Disability
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Behavioural challenges
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Long-term rehabilitation needs
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End-of-life care requirements
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Owners who have passed away or entered care
