Cheltenham Animal Shelter
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
GL51 9JW
- Tel: 01242...Show
- Caring for vulnerable pets since 1926
- Supporting hundreds of animals each year
- Support for local pet owners
- Low cost vet practice
- Dog and cat boarding, dog day care
- Dog grooming
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Cheltenham Animal Shelter is a charity that has been helping animals since 1926. We provide love, shelter and veterinary care to hundreds of unwanted and abandoned dogs, cats and small animals each year until we find them loving new homes.
We also provide a range of services for pet owners including dog and cat boarding, dog day creche, dog grooming and a low cost veterinary practice.
We support local pet owners with a range of outreach programmes such as free advice, a pet food bank and funds to help with vet costs. We also offer education programmes to help local children understand animals and enable them to become the responsible pet owners of tomorrow.
More information about all of our programmes and services can be found on our website.
Reviews
Add a Review“We had Charlie off you in 2011 he was a staffie and very loved by you all a the shelter. When we collected him we made a promise that we would look after him and that we did. He went on all the holidays with us he loved his ball and he was wonderful with my grandchildren. Last year towards the end of year Charlie became very tired all the time and stopped wanting his walks and then he would pick up but didn’t seem to have as much energy. In 9 months and lots of vets appointments we had to say goodbye a day after my birthday which has now been 4 months heartbroken is an understatement the whole family were devastated. I would like another dog but I really don’t think I would never get such a faithful one as Charlie and I can’t go through the heart break again my heart aches so much xx ”
- Lorraine batchelor
“We got an amazing westie from your rescue five years ago. You called him Toby but he was our Sam. He had skin cancer which your vets cleared thru surgery and over the years he has had numerous ear infections and his cruciatal ligament went. Throughout it all he was a real little gent. Unfortunately we lost Sam on Nov 11th 2016, we are so very proud to have had him in our lives. Thank you for rescuing this little chap and allowing us to have him . When our hearts have healed a little more we will be back to give another little one a home. Thank you x”
- Jane humm
