NDAA Rehoming Success Stories

The North Devon Animal Ambulance has re-homed a number of animals. Below are some updates on just some of the animals who have found new homes.

	Lucy Did you see our headline story about Lucy on the front page of the most recent NDAA newsletter? If so, you’ll already know something about her lucky rescue from a violent and untimely death. Now settled into her loving new home, Lucy is proving to be a Foxy young lady, but more of that later. First, here’s an update from Ian and Sue Jarvis, her new owners… read more
	I adopted Harvey and Finn from a litter of four when they were 8 weeks old, they are now 8 months and I couldn’t picture my life without them. Read more...
	Archie is my gorgeous ginger furball and he came to me from the NDAA when he was about 5 months old. Read more...
	Ben is an 18-month old collie who was lucky enough to find a loving home with Sue and her husband at Braunton. Read more...
	Molly is a Jack Russell Terrier that we rehomed in 2007 to Amanda and Dean, a wonderful couple living in Lostwithiel, Cornwall. Read more
	Hi, my name is Lottie (formerly Jess) and I’m a 2-year-old collie cross, rescued a few weeks ago by the NDAA’s amazing Diana Lewis, North Devon’s animal angel. Read more......
	Dear NDAA, Millie arrived in our lives about two months ago – very shy, nervous and sad. Over the ensuing months we’ve had the greatest pleasure Read more...
	When two cats were recently rehomed by NDAA members Jane and Karen Dennis-Smither, it was the beginning of a challenging adventure for everyone – not least the dogs and wild birds already in residence… Read more....

For rehoming of animals such as cats, dogs, rabbits and guinea pigs, we need a continual supply of caring people who are ready to take responsibility for animals that have often been through a traumatic experience. If you think you could offer a new home to one of our cats, dogs or small animals, please check our rehoming page.

PLEASE NOTE: all animals are subject to a NDAA home check before rehoming.