Assisi Animal Sanctuary is Northern Ireland's largest independent animal welfare charity providing shelter for up to 200 companion animals - cats, dogs and rabbits.
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Like Saint Francis of Assisi, the Sanctuary wants to be known for its love and care of animals. The Sanctuary provides a refuge for injured, badly treated, abandoned and unwanted domestic animals. High standards of care have been set to protect these animals who will be kept at the Sanctuary for as long as it takes to organise a successful adoption to a new home.
We have a follow up process for each animal re-homed and retain the right to reclaim any animal if care is not as we would expect.
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heelo, i was talking to catherine 3 wks ago regarding kittens. my stray cat had kittens, 4 in total, 3 died, but i have one left, catherine was telling me to bring them to urselves, but i think i have a home for this wee mite , i want to thank catherine and staff for keeping in touch with me,during this ordeal of fral cat having kittens. this kitten is a mth old,the mother is still very protective of it. i notice the kitten has a sticky eye and cannot open it, when mum is not around have u any tips on how i clean it so she can open it, the mother and baby are still in my tumble dryer ha ha , but rather than move the kitten i will just get a good cleaner when they leave. , i was at your sale, it seemed a succes? bernadettehope to here from you soon
Bernadette. If you ring the Sanctuary and ask for the Kitten Unit or the Cattery and speak to the staff, they will be able to give you advice. The number is – 028 9181 2622.
Bernadette. Please ring the Sanctuary on 028 9181 2622 and ask for the Kitten Unit or Cattery and they will be able to advise you.