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The Animal Protection Trust is a registered charity.no 296078
Its main function is the rescue and rehoming of unwanted domestic animals.

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Lost your pet?

We have dogs looking for new homes

Success Stories

Forever Home Found

Have a look at the fortunate animals that have recently found new homes.

NEWS PAGE CHRISTMAS 2023 – https://animalprotectiontrust.org.uk/news-and-stories/

A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO CR5 MAGAZINE

Animal Protection Trust would like to say a special ‘thank you’ to CR5, a local community magazine, which has very generously provided free advertising over many years for rescue animals needing homes. The monthly magazine is distributed to over 12,000 residents in the CR5 area and, since its publication in 2005, has helped to raise awareness of rescue animals requiring re-homing, resulting in many successes. Animal Protection Trust is extremely grateful for the magazine’s continued support in helping to maintain public awareness of rescue animals in need.

The latest dog to feature is Barney.

To see the CR5 magazine, click here – https://cr5.co.uk/

Jacqueline Ward-Reel, Chairman & Co-ordinator, Animal Protection Trust

A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO THE CHALLENGER MAGAZINE

The Animal Protection Trust is extremely grateful to have the very generous support from the Challenger Magazine, which during 20 years has helped to publicise the plight of thousands of domestic rescue animals needing new homes. Animal Protection Trust is a small, local charity formed in 1984 and run by volunteers. Since that time, the number of animals needing re-homing in the Surrey area has grown. Therefore, maintaining public awareness of animals in need has been a priority. Monthly publicity in the three editions of the Challenger magazine covering Banstead/Reigate, Dorking and Cranleigh areas hasprovided far-reaching and excellent exposure in the community in which the magazines are distributed, resulting in many re-homing successes. Animal Protection Trust would like to say a very big ‘THANK YOU’ to the editor Kate Fernandes and the Challenger team for all their wonderful and continuedsupport over many years.