Lucky
- Domestic Short Hair
- Male
- 11 years
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Yorkshire: Thirsk rehoming centre
Yorkshire: Thirsk rehoming centre
Welcome to Thirsk rehoming centre based in north Yorkshire. We always have dogs and cats looking for loving new homes.
- Address Parklands, Station Road, Topcliffe, Thirsk, YO7 3SE
- Telephone 0300 777 1540
- Email [email protected]
- Facebook bluecrossthirsk
- Rehoming Centre Manager William Lamping
About
We opened in 1987 and the centre was rebuilt in 2009. The centre has facilities for 25 dogs and 40 cats, with additional and puppy and kitten facilities.
Our Rehoming Team is dedicated to finding the right pet for you. If you are interested in a pet on our website please complete a rehoming form in the first instance, you can find this on the pet’s profile page. So we can understand the type of pet you are looking for please do call us first if you would like to arrange a visit.
To see which pets are available on our website please scroll down to choose a species or visit our ‘rehome a pet’ page. You can see pets available at all our locations or narrow your search more locally. Our pages are updated regularly so please keep visiting them.
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Buy our pets a treat or purchase something to help our centre be the best it can be.
Our online community
Join the Yorkshire: Thirsk rehoming centre online community and become part of our ever-growing network of pet owners and Blue Cross supporters.
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Pets at Thirsk rehoming centre need your help. Sponsor a pet from as little as £3 a month, and you’ll help keep pets safe and warm in our rehoming centres until we find them happy new homes
Katu
- Domestic Short Hair
- Female
- 12 years
Chaos
- Labrador Retriever
- Male
- 6 years
Cooper
- Jack Russell Terrier
- Male
- 7 years
How sponsorship works
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Choose a pet
Choose a pet you'd like to sponsor and a monthly amount
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Stay in touch!
Receive a certificate and monthly email updates from your pet
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Help another pet
Once your pet has been rehomed you can choose another pet to help
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