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new arrivals

Following initial assessment and health check on new arrivals it is extremely beneficial for our animals to spend time in foster while we carry out further assessments. Foster volunteers are really invaluable to us and animals in our care.

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preparing for life after mount noddy

When animals come into Mount Noddy Animal Centre they are assessed by our veterinary and behavioural team, and we carry out ongoing observations which enable us to create management plans to meet their needs and prepare them for life after Mount Noddy. 

These animals will soon be up for adoption and if you are interested in giving one of them a forever home please keep an eye on the Find a pet section of the website. 

Frequently asked questions

It costs over £700,000 a year to operate Mount Noddy Animal Centre.  When you adopt a cat or dog, we ask you to pay a donation towards the cost of your pet’s care and veterinary treatment during their stay with us. Find out more

We have an open intake policy and take on cats and dogs from various backgrounds, each with their own behavioural and medical history. Dependent on the nature of how they come into our care, sometimes we don’t receive any information about them at all. All our animals are assessed on arrival and have ongoing assessments throughout their stay to help us find them the best home, where they can feel safe and happy, with a family suited to their personality, history and requirements. The animal may have a history of being unable to cope living with children or known behavioural issues that make them unsuitable to be rehomed with them and limited background information means we cannot safely test this. These decisions are made with the animals welfare and the safety of adopters as a priority.

When you take your new pet home, that’s not the end of the journey for us. Along with four weeks’ free pet insurance from PetPlan (terms & conditions apply), our animal care team will be on hand to help you settle your new pet in.  Occasionally, once rehomed things don’t work out or an adopter’s circumstances change, if this does happen, we guarantee to take our animals back. 

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It was a long road but it gave us plenty of opportunity to meet Kodak and see all his little quirks. We also enjoyed meeting the staff and seeing how they handled him. He was worth the long drive and the wait. We love him so much and we’re really chuffed Mount Noddy and Kodak chose us!