Last updated: 10th. Feb. 2012
ANIMAL CONCERN CUMBRIA
WEST BRANCH
Animal Concern Cumbria is a small local charity which exists to help find new homes for neglected or unwanted animals. It is the firm policy of the charity not to destroy an animal , except on the medical advice of a Veterinary Surgeon. The Charity is self-funding and is run entirely by Volunteers.
This website deals with the West Cumbria branch of Animal Concern, which rescues and re-homes dogs, cats and occasionally small animals. The branch is based in and around Workington where we maintain a kennelling facility for dogs.
FEBRUARY'S FEATURED PET
If you are interested in helping Poppy , please read more about her :
POPPY
This friendly and loving dog is finding kennel life very stressful and is beginning to show signs of depression. She desperately needs the company and attention only a home can provide but it must be one where someone is at home most of the time , as Poppy suffers from separation anxiety.
Contact Numbers :
9am-8pm
Cats:
01900 813317
To re-home your Dog:
016973 20449
To adopt a Dog:
01900 829599
Other enquiries:
01900 829599
Please visit the websites of our other branches :
South Lakes
015395 52591
North Lakes
016974 76409
Animal Concern Cumbria Registered Charity No.
513091
ALWAYS ADOPT ---- NEVER Buy. Read the Facts:
A.G.M.
The A.G.M. of Animal Concern West Branch is being held on Tuesday , 6th. March , 2012 at the Cumberland Hotel , Belle Isle , Workington. All members are welcome to attend. Please come along to support us.
ADOPTION
If you feel you could provide a forever home for one of the animals currently in our care, please read our Adoption Policy on the General Information page.
A LIFETIME'S CARE
There are some animals in our care who, through no fault of their own, can never be re-homed. Animal Concern Cumbria will continue to care for these animals throughout their lives.
Funds are always needed for this and all our work; ways in which you could help can be seen on the Support Us page.
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