Arabian Pet Adoption UK

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Arabian Pet Adoption UK Page dedicated to helping rescued animals from UAE find foster or furever homes in UK. Life for stray cats and dogs in the UAE is hard.

Adopting a pet is a life changing and heartfelt decision that will not only transform your life, but the life of the animal you’ve chosen to welcome into your home. In summer they have to deal with the searing heat with little water. Often, sadly they do not make it through to Autumn. With no government assistance and prohibitions in place for rescuers, it is because of a few super hero's that these animals are given a chance. And there's even more hope for them yet. If you are considering getting a pet, what about rescuing a pet from the UAE and giving them a chance at a new and safe life away from harm. Our aim is to save the strays of today, making them the pets of tomorrow. Re-homing the animals in the UAE is often a curse for them as with people eventually returning to their home countries they do not consider the cost of taking their pet with them, and the pet is usually dumped on the street, left heartbroken and searching for their family. That is why we look to adopt them abroad. Adopting a rescue from abroad is easier than you think. The costs are minimal as the rescuers here bear the majority of the costs, and we use a licensed relocation agent to organise everything, and if requested the pet can be delivered to you door. Your new pet will be fully vaccinated, microchipped and spayed or neutered if old enough and will have a pet passport. You will also be invited to join our family Facebook group for everyone who is a proud owner of one of our desert special rescues. We have rescues all over the world and love getting regular updates. If you would like further information about the process, please contact us, and we will provide you with detailed information. But for now, please like our page, share our page, and take a look at the beautiful animals all waiting for homes.

19/10/2026
08/10/2026
Meet Keely & Flynn.These adorable siblings were found on a Dubai beach as tiny, terrified kittens.Today, Keely and Flynn...
05/10/2026

Meet Keely & Flynn.
These adorable siblings were found on a Dubai beach as tiny, terrified kittens.
Today, Keely and Flynn are settled in their foster home—and firmly rule the house.
They are spoiled for choice with cat trees and toys, plus a sofa for relaxing, a bed for sleeping—under the blanket, of course—and a lap to curl up on.
Keely and Flynn have grown into beautiful, clever young cats. They excel at food puzzles and love watching the traffic from the window.

✅ Inseparable, these two are never far apart.

“They don’t like being apart. They call out for each other—it’s very sweet.”

✅ The pair spend their days playing, exploring, and enjoying life together.

“They run around and play throughout the flat, nap during the day, then wake up and do it all again.”

✅ They always make time for cuddles and affection.

“They cuddle with me on the sofa or sleep on the bed. Flynn is always the first to come over, and Keely soon joins him.”

✅ Keely and Flynn are eight months old.
✅ Vaccinated
✅ Dewormed
✅ Microchipped
✅ Keely is spayed, and Flynn is neutered.
✅ Fostered in Dubai and ready to travel for the perfect family. Keely and Flynn must be adopted together.

The adoption and relocation process includes:
🐾 An interview questionnaire and adoption contract
🐾 A Zoom Q&A and home tour
🐾 An adoption fee
🐾 International relocation arranged by 38smiles

Adopting a pet is a heartfelt, life-changing decision that transforms not only your life, but also the life of the animal you welcome into your home.
Adoption is a lifelong commitment and should never be decided lightly or on impulse.
38smiles

October is Pink Month.Let’s raise awareness: your health matters, and so does your cat’s.Did you know that cats can also...
05/10/2026

October is Pink Month.
Let’s raise awareness: your health matters, and so does your cat’s.
Did you know that cats can also develop breast cancer?
Female cats—especially those that are not spayed—are at risk of breast, ovarian, and uterine cancers; pyometra, a potentially fatal uterine infection; and being used for breeding.
Let’s look at the numbers:
• In cats, 85% of mammary tumours are malignant.
• Spaying your cat within her first year can reduce her risk of breast cancer by 90%.
• Spayed cats have 0 risk of ovarian or uterine cancer.
• Spayed cats have 0 risk of pyometra.
• Spaying can increase a female cat’s lifespan by 39%.
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05/10/2026

All rescue work is difficult lately since the start of the conflict. The burnout is real. If you can help by fostering even for 2 weeks please WA 0556398335 or pm.
38smiles Myriam Moquin

30/09/2026

Remember our handsome Oreo,
He was adopted in May and traveled to UK to join his forever family.
Look at this sweet happiness, besties for life!

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