We will always take our animals back if you do not get on with them

BUT PLEASE GIVE THEM A CHANCE.

It may take weeks, months or Years for an animal to settle down.

Same Daily Routine is the most helpful in settling down your new adoptee quickly.

Daily exercise is most important preferably at the same time and before feeding.

We will always be registered on the animals Microchip details

We have more animals for Adopting companion ponies, dogs, cats, rabbits

Older animals, staffies, rotties, greyhounds and black and white cats are really hard to home. Please give them a chance colour or type does not make them any less loving. Only the way the owner treats them.

Please remember we can only give you what information we have learned or know about the animals. Some maybe strays or the owners have passed away.

appointments Only for homing

Animals in Distress sanctuary @ Irlam is open to home cats, Rabbits and Rodents. BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. There will be 1 appointment a day if you miss your slot then you will have to book another appointment. Please bring an Animal box for your new adoptee.
You will need to be over 21 years and may need proof. You will need a photocopy of your driving license, electric bill gas bill.
Please phone 0161 775 2221 for appointment between 12-1pm
Do not just turn up you will be turned away. please wear a face mask.

Hick

This is Hick, shes approx 6-8 years old. She was brought into us as her owner sadly
passed away. shes a very nervous and timid cat. So far wont let anyone get too close. But we are working on her

Molly

This is Molly, shes 7 years old shes a spayed female. She was brought into us again
due to owners passing away, shes a lovely little cat

Ghost

is a older stray cat. seems vocal and very happy to be petted. He is bigger than most cats.

Lucy

This is lucy, shes 5 years old, shes not the friendliest cat, typical tortie, she
likes a fuss on her terms.

Candy

Shes a bit fussy with who she likes and doesn't like, will tolerate a fuss on her
terms but will have a go at you if its too much. will only eat wet food.

Pickford

Needs Patience and time to re adjust to his new surroundings.  He was a feral he just gets scared. A quiet household would suit him nicely.