Charity Number 1152519
Patron Mr Greg Davies


Welcome to
Grinshill Animal Rescue
We are a small, family run rescue centre situated in the picturesque village of Grinshill - 8 miles north of Shrewsbury (off the A49 Whitchurch road).
Our house and kennels nestle into the base of Grinshill hill and we are surrounded by woods and fields - haven for cats and dogs alike. We started rescuing approximately 35 years ago, taking in stray, abused animals and generally helping people when they could no longer look after their animals for one reason or another. No matter how much space is made there is never enough room - we always have waiting lists for dogs & cats to be re-homed. Our aim is to rehabilitate and re-home all animals to suitable, caring homes.

All homes are checked before and after re-homing. All dogs and cats are vet checked, vaccinated, microchipped and neutered. As we are only small our animals all have individual love and attention and we never put a healthy animal down. We also offer sanctuary to those dogs and cats with severe trust issues, giving them a secure home where they can feel safe, and more importantly loved. We are limited to what we can do by the strength of our resources, both financial and human. We are short in both areas and are appealing for help. We need more people to help raise funds and carry out other voluntary tasks, such as 'dog walking', if you can spare a little of your time then your help would be most welcome.
Help get Grinshill Animal rescue through this winter
How You Can Help
Any and all donations are gratefully received, every penny counts
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Kennel/cat pen sponsorship from £8 a month
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Direct Debit Sort code 207785 Account no 93980839
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Direct to rescue, Paypal, Justgiving
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Text donate 'PETS25 and the amount' to 70070
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Leaving a legacy in your will


Book your tickets today
contact us by email jennyandkateatgar@tiscali.co.uk
or by phone 07740103393
Buy a Brick Appeal
With limited access to the current animal center we need all the help we can get to reach our target goal of £1million in order to relocate Grinshill animal Center.

