I just don't want my pet any more

Many options exist for easily rehoming your pet with new owners. It’s also important to prepare your pet for this change in their life.

It can often take weeks or even months to find your pet a new home. To increase your pet’s chances, ensure he or she is sterilised, groomed and vaccinated. If your pet is a purebred, you could try contacting the original breeder.

Sometimes, the best homes are found with people who already know and love your pet, so try asking family and friends too.

If you've already considered all of this information and still need to surrender your pet, please complete a surrender form.

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