I have already left and had to leave my pet behind. How can I get them out of the house and into the program?

Ask your case worker for the forms, complete them, and email them directly to our Pets in Crisis team: [email protected]. If it is safe for them to do so, ask a friend or family member to go to the house to collect your pet. If it is not safe, your case worker can arrange a police escort to accompany you or a friend/family member. When your pet has been collected from the house, they can then be handed over into our care.

Unfortunately our Pets in Crisis team cannot go to the house and take your pet as we have no legal right to do so.

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