RESCUE
SERVICES
Stef's is a volunteer-run rescue and sanctuary. We enrich the lives of animals by fostering, rehabilitation and rehoming.
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Click or tap adopt or foster to see the latest pets looking for
homes. As we're small, please contact us with a specific pet in mind.
Animal Rescue near you
REHOMING
We welcome applications from adopters. Every application is assessed on the home environment and the needs of the animal.
FOSTERING
We foster throughout the
north and northeast and will try to place animals locally. Animals are assessed so they fit in with your home environment as well as possible.
REHABILITATION
Animals in our care receive
veterinary health checks,
vaccinations, and
are spayed, neutered and
microchipped. We care for
disabled, and older animals.
ENRICHMENT
Animals thrive in positive social environments. We create the best possible experience to help
animals recover from abuse,
trauma and neglect.
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SPECIAL
Appeals
Surgery for Nelly February 2021
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Eight-month-old Nelly needs surgery for hip dysplasia.
We're fundraising for her hip replacement surgery as
part of our winter appeal.
Visit or follow @OurSaintNelly for details.
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Winter Appeal
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CONTACT US
ABOUT US
Stef's rescues and provides sanctuary for animals in need of safe and secure environments. We support owners who may need to give up their pets for any number of reasons.
We can't take in every animal so will work to find suitable long-term foster care. We always carry out home checks and thoroughly assess applicants who would like to foster or adopt a pet.
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If you're interested in becoming one of our fosterers, book a pre-screen call. We can tell you more about us and how you can help.
If you're ready to adopt, we can talk you through the process and the challenges and rewards of being a new adopter. Experienced adopters are always welcome to apply. Find out how to apply.
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Volunteer Applications Closed for the Time Being
We're currently closed for new volunteer applications. We're grateful for the generous response. Please follow us on Twitter and FaceBook for updates about the rescue. Thank you for your interest and offers of help.
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