People’s Animal Welfare Society

Catch up on the latest PAW Society news!

The countdown is almost over!

In October, the PAW Society team will travel to Tulcea, Romania, where we'll work on the ground alongside our partners The Great Catsby for the very first time.

Our large-scale spay and neuter campaign is focused on prevention - reducing the number of unwanted animals born into an area where poverty, large free-roaming populations, and limited access to veterinary care make life incredibly difficult.

After months of planning and preparation, we’re incredibly excited to finally get started. We’ll be sharing everything we get up up so our supporters can see the work taking place first-hand.

Have you joined All Paws on Deck yet?

Our new volunteer community gives supporters a flexible way to get involved without committing to regular hours. From helping with vet trips or medication collections to lending equipment, supporting events, photography, or offering your professional skills, even occasional help can make a real difference.

The more people we have to call upon, the more animals we can support - because sometimes saving more animals simply requires more paws on deck.

Sign up here.

September brought something we don’t get to say very often: no new arrivals! While our intake took a temporary pause, six animals completed their journeys and headed off to their forever homes. Alice, Luna, Maya, Tini and Sam were our five feline happy endings, while Sally became our latest dog to find her family.

One of our core values is transparency. That’s why we publish all the numbers that go into running a charity every single month.

The overwhelming majority of our expenditure was veterinary care, with over £8,000.00 spent. We also continued funding foster supplies, contributed towards our spay work, and covered the systems, insurance, and other costs needed to keep us running. All in all, we spent over £7,000.00 more than we brought in.

Months like this are an important reminder that rescue doesn't stop costing money when intake slows down. The animals already in our care still need us, sometimes very significantly, and we're committed to giving them the treatment and support they need.

You can help us keep changing lives by donating or taking a free support action at: www.pawsocietyuk.org/donate

Thank you for continuing to stand with us.