Not in a position to adopt an animal? You can help by sponsoring an animal from as little as £1 per week. We never turn away an animal because of age or health problems and sponsorship helps to cover the cost of medication and food for those animals who are difficult to rehome.
For the minimum sponsor of £15 for the year, you will receive a certificate and 3 updates the year.
Eden Animal Rescue runs a sponsorship scheme to help raise valuable funds for our long-term residents. These are animals that, because of ill-health, behavioural problems, and/or poor treatment or neglect before reaching us, prove very difficult to rehome.
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In return you will receive an adoption certificate with colour photo and regular updates on your chosen pet. You might like to sponsor an animal as a gift on behalf of someone else, be it adult, child or community group. If you would like further information (without any obligation) please get in touch.
You can sponsor an animal for a minimum donation of £15 for a year in the scheme and this will help greatly towards paying for their food, vaccinations, medication, veterinary bills and general upkeep. Donations can be either by standing order, cheque or electronic bank transfer. Click the button to download a Sponsorship Form.
Sponsorship from individuals really helps us to look after animals that prove difficult to rehome for medical or behavioural reasons. From as little as £15 per year you can sponsor an animal yourself or as a gift for an animal lover. In return you will receive an adoption certificate with colour photo and regular updates on your chosen pet.
Sponsors help us to keep our animals happy and healthy while they wait for their special humans. Thank you to the businesses that support us. If you’d be interested in corporate sponsorship please contact us.
We need good foster homes
If you can offer a short term or permanent foster home to one of our special need animals, we would like to hear from you.
Some residents have special needs such as old age or medical conditions and would benefit greatly being in a loving home environment with lots of TLC. Some animals struggle with kennel life and just need a break to get back on their paws. We often take in emergency cases and always need people willing to foster at short-notice.
Please contact us for more information.
