Making a donation is simple, please scroll down to see all options…
Every donation counts. Your support helps us rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome animals in need — and we couldn’t do it without you.
FURTHER INFORMATION
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If you pay tax (through PAYE or Capital Gains), please let us know when making a donation. With your permission, we can claim Gift Aid on your donation — allowing us to reclaim the tax from HMRC at no extra cost to you.
Gift Aid increases your donation by 25%. For example, a £10 donation becomes £12.50, and a £50 donation becomes £62.50, simply by our Treasurer claiming the additional funds on your behalf.
It’s an easy way to make your gift go even further for animals in need.
PAYPAL
You can use the Pay Pal button (below) to make a donation of any amount and you DO NOT need to have a Pay Pal Account. It is possible to use most major credit or debit cards and it is secure and quick.
BY CARD OVER THE PHONE
By calling 01983 522 511 Tues to Fri 10-00am to 5-00pm and Saturday 10.00am to 4-00pm.
You can make a donation of any size for any purpose using any of the major Credit or Debit cards. You can talk to our HQ and specify which aspect of our work you would particularly like to support. e.g. Subsidised Spaying / Neutering, Our General rescue work, The Sanctuary at Wolverton etc.
TELEPHONE / ON LINE BANKING
If you would rather use these methods the following information will be needed. Our bank is SANTANDER. SORT CODE :- 090724 ACCOUNT NO:- 1221-4008. Again, if your bank allows the facility to give a “reason”, please indicate how you would like your gift used
BY CHEQUE
We are VERY happy to accept traditional (or Charity Bank) cheques. Please make them out to “Friends of the Animals” and send to 123 Pyle Street, Newport PO30 1ST. Please include a note indicating what your gift is for or how you would like it used. Please also indicate if you would like an acknowledgement.
DIRECT SUPPORT TO THE SANCTUARY
If you would like to specifically support the 500 plus animals at the Sanctuary please use the Pay Pal button below as this will enable us to quickly pass on your support to these animals.
MONTHLY DONATION
A regular gift of any amount helps provide vital care and security for animals in need. Just £4 a month can support rescue, medical treatment, foster care, and the journey to a loving forever home. Setting up a regular donation is quick and easy through online or telephone banking — details below.
Bank :- H.S.B.C. Sort Code :- 40-39-17 Account number :- 5143-9030
Alternatively please download a standing order form by clicking here or call us on 01983 522 511 and ask for a standing order form to be emailed or posted to you. The completed form should then be sent back to – Friends of the Animals, Sinclair-Coltman House, 123 Pye Street, Newport, PO30 1ST
Whatever you’re able to do, thank you. Your kindness changes lives and gives animals the chance they deserve.
Your donation helps to save 1000’s of animals like this…
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Hugo the Hamster
Rescued from a neglectful home, poor Hugo arrived covered in lice and suffering from painfully overgrown teeth. After receiving the veterinary care he so desperately needed, this gentle soul finally found his loving furever home — where he’s now thriving and adored.
Lucky the Gull’s Rescue
Our team went out to Cowes Enterprise College, where staff had safely contained a gull with a hook through its beak; thanks to Carisbrooke Vets, the hook was gently removed under sedation and the gull made a full recovery.
Our friends at Skippers Sanctuary kindly took him in for rehabilitation, ensuring the best care possible.
Please remember to dispose of hooks responsibly — together, we can prevent wildlife from suffering.
Quinn the Fox Cub
We were alerted to a thin and wobbly fox cub that had been safely contained for collection. The cub was taken to our local vet, where it received urgent fluids, antibiotics, and treatment for dehydration.
After a short rest at our office, the little one — now named Quinn — soon regained strength and began eating. Quinn has now moved on for aftercare, rehabilitation and then release.
Marley lands on his paws
Marley, 12/13 years young, was rescued in poor condition, with fleas and an untreated eye problem. After care, grooming, and treatment, he was ready for a loving home. Marley was neutered and his eye fully treated, avoiding the need for surgery. He has settled beautifully into his new family, showing how laid-back and playful he is.
Lucky Marley has truly fallen on all four feet and is thriving in his forever home.
From fearful to fearless
Beau arrived with extreme anxiety, having missed early socialisation as a puppy during lockdown.
We found him a perfect home with a couple experienced in helping nervous dogs.
Two years later, Beau has transformed into a happy, confident, and playful boy.
He enjoys running, learning, and even winning a few rosettes in fun dog classes.
We are thrilled to see Beau so settled, loved, and living his best life in his forever home.
A Whole Herd of Happiness
This lovely herd of guineapigs have all been safely rehomed and vet-checked.
Each piggy received thorough health checks to ensure they were fit and happy for their new homes. They have all settled in beautifully, enjoying fresh spaces and lots of love.
It’s wonderful to see them thriving and exploring with confidence.
We are so pleased to have helped these piggies start their new, happy lives.