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NAWT Hertfordshire. Our first rescue and re-homing centre, the Watford site had previously been a commercial boarding facility since at least the 1930s, and during the Second World War was advertised as a safe place to evacuate your pets to from London to avoid the Blitz.
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National Animal Welfare Trust Hertfordshire, Watford. 6,077 likes · 218 talking about this. The NAWT Hertfordshire rescue centre in Watford is home to dogs, cats, rabbits and guinea pigs and re
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National Animal Welfare Trust Rescue Centre. Pet Types : Many Types Town/City : Watford County : Hertfordshire Contact Tel : 0208 950 0177 Website : Click to visit website. Full Address. Tylers Way, Watford By Pass, Watford, Herts WD25 8WT
National Animal Welfare Trust is a rescue and rehoming charity with five rehoming centres and three charity shops operating across the south of England. We are working towards a world where every pet thrives in a loving home.
- Tia the lurcher. Three-year-old Tia was brought into the rescue centre in August 2017 when she was just one year old. Two years later, she is still looking for a new home.
- Bonzo the terrier cross. The 10-year-old Terrier Cross is one of the oldest dogs in the kennel. He is a sensitive dog and it takes him a while to get used to new surroundings.
- Tula. Tula is nine-years old and was given to the rescue centre in January this year as her owner sadly died and the owner’s family were unable to take her in.
- Toma. Toma is 11 years old and was brought to the centre in July 2018 as her owner was moving abroad. She was rehomed in March this year but the family were unable to offer Toma what she needed.
Apr 9, 2020 · A rescue centre has found 22 animals their forever homes the day before it had to close due to the coronavirus outbreak. The National Animal Welfare Trust (NAWT) located in Tylers Way, Watford, managed to rehome 12 cats, eight dogs, one rabbit and one tortoise on March 24.
Please either write to us or telephone our head office: National Animal Welfare Trust. Head Office. Tylers Way. Watford By-pass. Hertfordshire. WD25 8WT.
