Once the eagle had arrived at our Emergency Animal Hospital, our vet team got right to work on its treatment and rehab. Recovery takes time, but with plenty of careful nursing, the bird gradually built back the strength it needed to fly again.
18 August 2026
To everyone who has sponsored one of our animals in the past, and to those thinking about becoming a sponsor: thank you. Your kindness helps us provide the food, shelter, veterinary treatment and...
17 August 2026
These little faces have already been far too close to a world no puppy should ever know. They were brought to our partner shelter in Zaporizhzhia by Ukrainian soldiers, rescued from areas on or...
27/09/2026
Join us for an inspiring evening with Pen Farthing, Founder and CEO of Nowzad, as we come together in London to support vital animal rescue work in and around conflict zones across the globe,...
15 August 2026
Five years ago, as Kabul fell and chaos unfolded around them, Pen stood alongside two of our brave Afghan veterinarians — Dr. Zahra and Dr. Farzad— holding small puppies and facing an...
12 August 2026
Well...they are all thriving, growing stronger every day, and having a very good time tumbling around in our exercise area being built at the moment!
Our team—Pen, Jen, and Ann—have been busy collecting all of your incredible donations and from everyone who has bought something from our Amazon Wishlist, packing them up, and getting...
11 August 2026
Thank you so much for all your amazing donations so far. Your kindness is already lifting these lucky dogs closer to the new lives waiting for them.
06 August 2026
When war tore through communities in Ukraine, it wasn’t only people whose lives were changed forever. Hundreds of horses were left abandoned, traumatised by the horrors of conflict, until...
04 August 2026
Kathy had hoped to join our Snowdon Climb this September, but as the route is too steep and challenging, she’s created her own adventure by climbing Moel Famau instead. After completing her...
30 July 2026
When roadwork began in Pul-e-Charkhi, Kabul, engineers made a discovery beneath the asphalt they were breaking up - 15 tiny puppies from four different litters, all huddled together inside holes...