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We are extremely grateful to all of our supporters whose generosity helps us continue to look after the cats and dogs in our care until they can be rehomed.
Kim McNeill, Centre Manager
Can you help animals who are looking for new homes and a second chance?
Can you help animals who are looking for new homes and a second chance?
Our rescue centre helps hundreds of animals each year, but with rising costs over the past few years, we are struggling to keep going. We can't do it without your support.
By playing the Borders Pet Rescue lottery for just £2 per week, you will be helping us to give every animal that comes through our rescue the love and care that they need. You will also be in with a chance of winning up to £10,000.
Play now for £2 per week
Meet our rescue animals
Dusty, an 11-week-old kitten, was found abandoned in a bin. Thanks to a kind member of the public, urgent vet care, and lots of TLC, Dusty recovered and is now thriving in a loving home.
Seargent, a 2 year-old cat, was found abandoned in a carrier by the roadside. He arrived needing urgent treatment. With veterinary care and kindness, Sargent recovered and is now safe, loved, and settled in his forever home.
Skye, a 4 year-old cat, came to us exhausted and underweight, with her six kittens. With care, good food, and rest, she raised her final litter, was spayed, and is now cherished in a safe, loving home.
Maggie, a 13-year-old Lab cross, came to us after spending her life tied up and living outdoors. With comfort, pain relief, and compassion, Maggie has found a loving home to enjoy a peaceful, cherished retirement.
Rudi, a one-year-old Lurcher, was found alone and abandoned on the roadside with a broken leg. With weeks of gentle care, patience, and healing, he made a full recovery and has now found the loving forever home he truly deserves.
Woody, a two-year-old Labrador, came to us with a serious head injury and was later diagnosed with brain damage. With patience, training, and the right home, Woody is now settled, safe, and living a happy life.
Support Borders Pet Rescue
Support Borders Pet Rescue
By playing our lottery you can help us to reunite lost animals with their owners and find loving new homes for those no longer wanted.
No need to find your purse - all you need to play is your mobile number!
Play now for £2 per week
Thoughtful, caring and considerate staff. Not only do they have the needs of the dogs at heart but also the needs of the prospective adoptees.
Tania, Supporter
Working with the cats and dogs and helping them find new loving homes is incredibly rewarding. It’s a privilege to be able to take care of them until they’re ready to join a new family.
Bruce Murray, Animal Care Assistant
We adopted 2 puppies from Borders Pet Rescue and both have settled in well. The team were great in supporting us through the whole experience and provided really useful advice and guidance.
Dave, Supporter