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We received a call from Bellapais School informing us that we had been selected as 2023 recipient of the annual donation drive to help the vulnerable animals of the TRNC.

So, having been summoned to the teachers office, off we went on Monday to meet with Miss Alice and Miss Dervish.

Wow… what a donation it was.

Elaine took Daphne to meet the children and staff and what a hit she was, she was offered the position of school mascot as everyone immediately fell in love with her. The children were fabulous, all lined up to meet her and she responded with smiles and wags for everyone.

We then all looked around for help in loading the van, and the children offered to load the van for us….

So it began…. we only just managed to close the doors and Daphne had to travel back to the Centre in the front seat as there was no room!

Bellapais School… you are amazing. Your students, polite, helpful and aware.

We left… without detention and a promise that we would return, and an open invitation for visits to the Centre to help with animal awareness and good practice with animal welfare.

There are a lot of photos of the children loading the van… because, nothing was too much trouble, they wanted to help and we want to recognise their efforts..

Educate. Educate. Educate. These children are the future of change for animals in our world.

Thank you. You were amazing.

Dumped and abandoned, Dani is now 6 months old she is fully vaccinated and neutered.

Come and visit Dani and her pals, daily between 9am-1pm, 7 days a week.

As of Monday 25th September, The KAR office and GladRags are MOVING…

Only half a mile up the road… so here is where will be as of Monday!!! Open for business..

930am-1pm Monday-Friday

If this is unclear. What’s app us on 0533 869 4098 and we will drop you a pin.

But think its quite easy, it’s a long established building.

For those of you unaware. Mutley is an elderly boy, whose owners died within a year of each other. He was left at the house with kindly friends feeding him. He was surrendered to the Centre as living in a garden with winter approaching was not good.

After a few weeks we ran a repeated campaign to get him into a home as centre life is difficult for previously owned house dogs..

Up stepped Amanda.

Here is her update…. get the hankies ready….

The boy Mutley – absolutely ruined. Thinks he rules the roost – very much loved – adored and totally spoilt here. Loves my gorgeous husband now too.

When I brought Mutley home I slept with him on the floor for 6 nights – on the 3rd night he cuddled me so his attachment to me is huge but … he now adores Ian too. Jumped on him on the bed this morning to go for a walk 6am

He’s our gift and we will give him the very best of end of life years possible

He’s been a very much loved dog – his nature and character – awesome. He would have died in KAR couldn’t have that.

Love him to pieces.

Geri was found with her brother Mungo, late last summer, dumped in the garden of an empty house. She is nearly 10 months old. Mungo was rehomed almost immediately, but Geri still waits…

She’s fully vaccinated and neutered, just wants her own home.

She is a playful, friendly little girl and would make a wonderful companion.

Visit Geri and her cohorts, every day 9am-1pm

You can sponsor Geri, by contacting the office

Kartrnc@gmail.com

0533 869 4098

Gary operates tours at Bristol University and has donated his yearly takings to the Centre.

Quite a haul and a very generous cash donation we are very grateful.

Thank you Gary and thank you Sue, Caprice and Paris.

This beautiful girl is about 7 months old.

She was abandoned by her owners and is now looking for her forever home.

She is a beautiful, lively, friendly girl.

She is fully vaccinated will be neutered.

She needs her own home to grow and fulfill her potential, meanwhile if you can’t offer her a home at this time, you could sponsor her for £10 per month. Contact our office for details Kartrnc@gmail.com

You can visit Twix 9am-1pm, 7 days a week.

These photos speak for themselves.

Here is our Darius (now Floyd), living his best life after recently being rehomed and transported to Germany.

Be happy darling boy, the photos say you are.

At the end of June long time dedicated Supporter Tina, visited the centre with 2 friends on holiday.

Goody bags for all the dogs and cats were delivered, then Jackie made a generous donation via our UK bank which helped with a water delivery, much needed in June!

Tina stepped up at the beginning of the year when Little E needed her amputation and paid for the operation and rehabilitation.

It’s lovely to meet our supporters and be able to give them the recognition they deserve

Thank you ladies you really are our personal ‘Charlie’s Angels’.

We have received reports of distemper being present in the TRNC. As a precautionary measure, we are closing the centre for all visitors

We apologise, but know you will understand the devastation we suffered in 2018.

We will advise when we reopen

Thank you for your understanding