Adopt with us...
Can you give an unwanted or stray animal a loving new life and forever home?
How to find your purrfect pet with Assisi Animal Sanctuary
Our process for rehoming has been updated.
- Our process for rehoming has been updated.
- Find an animal you think would match your lifestyle
- Fill out an application form – available on every pet’s page
- We will give you a call as soon as possible to discuss your application
- If we don’t think you are a perfect match for that animal we will do our best to suggest an alternative
- We’ll ask you to come up and meet the animals that match
- For some animals- especially dogs, we will ask you to visit a second time. If you already have dogs, we’ll ask you to bring them on the second visit to meet their new family member.
Our process is designed to make sure our staff have as much information from you before you visit. This means that we can get you straight to the animals, without spending too much time on paperwork.
It also means that we get to spend more time with the animals and seeing more potential adopters for all of them.
Dogs
Cats
Small Animals
Our Dogs
Cooper
Taco
Tater
Lexi
Bart
Ben
Angel
Reserved
Willow
Arthur
Gracie
Floki
Pablo
Chase
Max
Popcorn
Tana
Bruce
Draco
Poppy
Bella S
Reserved
Marley
Storm
Our Cats
Tigger
Merlin
Reserved
Preston & Pandora
Cody
Lucky
Dippy
Jasper
Anfield
Maple
Nandor
Tabitha
Reserved
Guinness
Our Small Animals
Milo
Snow & Rain
Reserved
Onion
Reserved
Daisy & Mallow
Dorinda, Skylar & Noelle
Charlie
Reserved
Midnight & Cotton
Hope
Clover & Hazel
Rehoming application forms are available on each animal's page, unless they are already reserved.
The rehoming process is easy, simply fill out the form. Our staff will be in touch as soon as possible. We will ensure that you have all the support and information you need to welcome a new pet into your home.
Make a Donation
Assisi relies on donations from individuals and organisations within our community to keep our Sanctuary going. Your donation will make a huge difference to the wellbeing of the animals in our care and help us to provide the much needed day to day requirements to meet their welfare needs.
