Rescuing, rehabilitating and rehoming nearly 800 pets every year. Welfare is at the heart of everything we do. Animal shelter, Bath Cats & Dogs Home is a rehoming centre and key contact for local dog Wardens to accept boarding of stray dogs.
We do not discriminate on breed or behaviour history when taking unwanted animals in. We have a behaviour team and innovative kennels which allow us to work with animals from day one in our care. PLEASE NOTE Visitors cannot walk around the catteries and kennels to.
Bath Cats and Dogs Home operates a re-homing policy based on the individual needs of each animal and welcomes interest from potential adopters. We oppose all forms of unfair discrimination on the grounds of colour, race, nationality, ethnic or national origin, sex, sexual orientation, marital status, religion or belief, age or disability. Specialties: We are an animal re-homing charity, looking after 120 dogs, 150 cats and 50 small animals at any one time.
We also have an in-house pet shop - The Paw Store - full of toys, bedding, leads and food for your pet. Established in 1937. Formed in 1937 from an amalgamation of local rescue groups, we moved to Claverton Down in 1939.
Established over 80 years ago, Bath Cats and Dogs Home now serve a 650 square mile area across Bath, northeast Somerset, and parts of Wiltshire. The charity works to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome cats and dogs in need. The free clinic is part of Bath Cats and Dogs Home's Together Project, which keeps pets with their owners even after they've become homeless.
A charity rehoming stray pets in Wiltshire says it's concerned about the number of animals being abandoned by owners. Bath Cats and Dogs Home (BCDH) takes in between 250 and 270 stray dogs annually, providing much. To mark the RSPCA's 200th anniversary, Bath Cats and Dogs Home is thanking local people for their long history of support for animal rescue with a new campaign called 'Without You'.
Why support us Every day, we take in cats and dogs in need of a place to be safe, to get medical treatment and to recover. Our expert team prepare them for a new and happy life, and match them to adopters keen to give a pet a second chance.