Animal rescue and rehoming
organisations in Cornwall
Our greyhounds
Our greyhound Casey, and our previous greyhound Blue were both rescue dogs.
I often speak to people who think that greyhounds need a lot of excercise – nothing could really be further from the truth.
They are sprinters and spend most of their time 'resting', often in the dead cockroach position (on their backs, with their legs in the air).
I've created some more pages about greyhounds for those of you who are also besotted by these wonderful dogs or just want to find out more ...
Our greyhound also features on my free greyhound calendars and free computer wallpaper pages.
Retired Greyhound Trust (Cornwall)Find out more about what the Retired Greyhound Trust is up to in Cornwall. |
Greyhound Rescue West of England
The Charity has no employees and the Board of Trustees is responsible for the management of the Charity and for ensuring that the Charity works in pursuit of its stated charitable objectives - the rescue and rehabilitation of abused and abandoned greyhounds and lurchers. |
National Animal Welfare Trust
The Cornish branch can be found in Hayle in the west of the county. |
The Flicka Foundation
They stay here for the rest of their days and no animal is ever put to sleep unless there is no other avenue to explore for their well-being. Many come here in the ‘twilight’ years of their lives. |
Cinnamon Trust |
Rainbow Little Cat RescueRainbow Little Cat Rescue, in Gwinear, is a local, non-profitmaking organisation which provides temporary, loving care,shelter and veterinary care for unwanted and abandoned cats,ultimately seeking suitable and permanent homes. |
White River Cat RescueWhite River Cat Rescue, based in St Austell, Cornwall are constantly rescuing stray, unwanted and abandoned cats, arranging for veterinary treatment where necessary, and finding them loving, responsible homes. |
RSPCA Cornwall Branch Animal CentreThe Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) is a charity in England and Wales that promotes animal welfare and prosecutes over 1000 people per annum for alleged animal cruelty. It is the oldest and largest animal welfare organisation in the world and is one of the largest charities in the UK. The Cornish branch of the RSPCA is based in St Columb, Cornwall |
Canine CrusadersCanine Crusaders is an organisation working with, and for the dogs in Corwall. |
St Francis Home for AnimalsSt Francis Home for Animals, is a rescue and rehoming Centre in Newquay, looking after and rehome homeless and lost dogs of all ages and types. All the dogs receive basic training under the guidance of the manager who is qualified at grade 1 with the British Institute of Professional dog trainers. Everyone at St Francis uses gentle training methods. |
Bully BefriendersBully Befrienders, in Helston, rescue Bull Terrier type dogs. All dogs are given plenty of love, walks and stimulation and kept in a homely environment. Rehoming is to responsible forever homes only on a contractual basis. Donations for the dogs are not excessive and only aim to cover costs of neutering, innoculations and transportation. |
Cats ProtectionCats Protection, Cornwall Branch, take in and rehome stray, abandoned and unwanted cats and kittens, which are cared for by volunteer foster carers who have specially built cat pens in their gardens, supplied by Callington Cats Protection. Unfortunately, there are always more cats needing our help than we have facilities to take in, so we have to operate a waiting system. |




Greyhound Rescue West of England

The Cinnamon Trust