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Every cloud has a Silver Lining
Wet Nose Animal Rescue Centre is a registered "right to life" organisation that is involved in the rehabilitation of abandoned, neglected and abused animals. Animals in our care are not put to sleep, they stay with us until they can get a new home. Should an animal be in such a bad state that it cannot be rehabilitated or in severe pain and suffering then our vet will humanely put the animal to sleep.
Once rehabilitated these animals are available for adoption into new loving homes. We give dogs, cats and horses a safe refuge until we've found them a loving new home or reunited them with their worried owners. Many of the animals at Wet Nose have been hurt by their experiences, so we often have to spend time helping them overcome problems they've developed as a result of abuse.
Our vets treat animals against disease and treat any problems at the veterinary clinic; kennel hands provide everything from hearty meals to cuddles; and volunteers take our dogs for long walks. We also offer to rehome your pet should you be unable to accommodate it any more. We offer a support group service for owners in distress relating to pet issues. We also assist by advising on animal behavioural problems.
Tracy Forte founded Wet Nose in April 1999. She started with a dream - to ensure that healthy animals get a second chance in life, and making sure that they receive love and care whilst waiting for their Silver Lining. Wet Nose is run by a Board of Directors, a committee and is audited annually. Wet Nose started rescuing animals from Zimbabwe in June 2000. Thousands of animals have been rehomed or reunited back with their families, some as far as Australia and the United Kingdom. There are many happy stories of rescued animals at the Wet Nose Animal Rescue Centre
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