Wonky Pets Rescue

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Wonky Pets Rescue We are a UK non destruct independent rescue organisation run solely by volunteers. We specialise in taking those animals with special needs.

Based in Swadlincote and surrounding area Wonky Pets Rescue - established 2012 we specialise in all sorts of rescue animals who have issues, whether they be physical, medical or psychological. We are a non destruct rescue which means that animals that are deemed unrehomable remain with us for life. We operate from foster homes mainly around Swadlincote. (some in Northamptonshire). We are all volunteers and we receive no funding to help run the rescue, we rely solely on donations and our regular fundraising efforts to fund the treatment for the animals in our care. You can donate to our rescue via paypal at [email protected]

10/10/2026

REHOMED - Doris is a 15 month old lilac and tan bulldog, (around 17kg so only small) she is spayed, microchipped, fully vaccinated, flea and worm treated and has a clean bill of health. She will be rehomed with 5 weeks free pet insurance.

Doris's story is one of a lucky escape, she was booked in to be put to sleep by her owners who had convinced themselves that there was something medically wrong with Doris, it took a lot of convincing to hand her over, she did not need to die.

She had a history of urinating in the house and her crate overnight, this then recently extended to some poohing in the house too and some squabbles with the other resident female dog (which very much seemed to be linked). There had been several vet trips since a pup, wee sample tests and a course of antibiotics which made no difference but no detailed tests or even bloods were ever run, the vets were a bit baffled as despite not being able to do the testing they needed, they couldn't fathom what was going on.

The vet did suggest the toileting was behavioural which the owner dismissed but after Doris arrived with us and us immediately getting all the relevant blood and urine tests done, ultrasounds and inspection of her bladder and waterworks everything was all perfect and normal and it was very clear to us that her toileting is behavioural and not medical. She is not incontinent and she does know to toilet outside, but what she doesn't ask to do is to go out and when she needs to go, she will just go with very few cues (if you think an 8 week old pup).

The toileting in the house has been less frequent since arriving simply due to the fact that the door is open a lot of the time, she is being rewarded positively for going outside instead of being told off for going inside and she is starting to "get it!. We want to make it clear that anyone taking this girl on is going to need to be prepared for some work longer term on helping educate her and put the effort in to making it work and accept that she may not always get it right. You will need to have hard floor surfaces down stairs for sure.

So that's all the negative stuff over with, there is LOADS of positive stuff to say about this lovely young girl.

Doris is an absolutely SUPER girl, she is so friendly with everyone she meets, she loves lots of fuss and attention and is a real sweetheart of a girl. She is a very typical head strong bulldog when the mood takes her and she needs a bulldog savvy home who know just what huge characters these dogs can be but she will honestly just make a family home complete with her antics and games. She is so very loving, full of energy and is a happy, gorgeous pup.

We were told she couldn't put on weight.....she has gained well over half a kg with us already in a short amount of time, she does inhale her food and we have introduced her to a slow feeder in an attempt to slow her down a bit, she does need telling to be gentle when taking treats.

Doris is generally very dog friendly and loves playing with the many other dogs she is in foster with but again, she is a very typical bulldog so if someone has a pop at her or she gets overstimulated she can carry this on into a squabble. For this reason we are seeking a home for her as an only dog where she can have all the 1-2-1 attention she craves and we are then not setting anyone up to fail. We are very happy to consider homes with bull breed savvy children aged 5yrs and over, she has been really good at ignoring our livestock through the fence but would be best in a cat free home.

She can be a little strong at first on the lead until she settles down, her recall is good. She travels brilliantly in the car and loved the vet. She sleeps downstairs quietly at night, we don't crate her here there is no need, she hasn't been at all destructive when left and is a well behaved girl in the home.

Doris will need a home with a nice secure garden to play in and where someone is around a lot of the time (or you will never crack the toileting thing).

Being fostered in Swadlincote, S Derby's but can be rehomed further afield to the perfect home subject to home check and adoption donation of £300

If you can offer an experienced bulldog home to this wonderful girl please email us telling us all about your home offer in detail including your FULL ADDRESS and contact number to [email protected]

RESERVED - Bridget is around 3-4yrs old and we believe she is a cavapoo/cavachon, she is now microchipped, spayed, vacci...
09/10/2026

RESERVED -

Bridget is around 3-4yrs old and we believe she is a cavapoo/cavachon, she is now microchipped, spayed, vaccinated, had a scale and polish and a cherry eye repaired. She will be rehomed with 5 weeks free pet insurance.

Bridget was found as a stray in a terrible state, she had a huge matted coat, was full of fleas and suffering with a cherry eye, poor girl had been neglected for a long time and then either dumped or left to stray.

She is such a sweet girl who was a little timid to start with but has blossomed so much since being in foster with us and several other little dogs. She adores the company of other small dogs and 100% needs another playful, small, neutered canine pal in her forever home.

Bridget has a very sweet and loving nature, she loves a fuss and bonds quickly with people who are kind to her. She has been lovely with visiting children but will jump up them for attention so resident children should be dog savvy and aged 5yrs and over.

She can be a bit of a thief if things are left around or on the side within reach and she loves to tear up a bag or letter if she gets the chance.

Bridget is generally a good girl in the home, her house training has been a work in progress but she is getting the hang of it now, she sleeps downstairs quietly at night with the other dogs and is ok being left for a few hours in the daytime.

She will need a home with a nice sized garden to play in, she enjoys walks in a nice quiet rural location but busy environments and traffic worry her a lot so we are seeking a more rural setting for her rather than a town location. She will need a home with someone fit an active enough to provide her with plenty of exercise.

Being fostered in Swadlincote, South Derby's but can be rehomed further afield to the right home subject to home check and adoption donation of £300

If you can offer this gorgeous girl that ticks all her boxes please email us telling us all about your home offer in detail, including your FULL ADDRESS and contact number to [email protected]

Lynx is a beautiful semi longhaired black female approximately 1 years old. She is flea and wormed treated, spayed, micr...
08/10/2026

Lynx is a beautiful semi longhaired black female approximately 1 years old. She is flea and wormed treated, spayed, microchipped and had her 1st vaccination. She can return to one of our vets in Swadlincote, Tamworth or Northampton for a FREE 2nd vaccination when due. Lynx will be rehomed with 5 weeks free pet insurance.

​Lynx came into rescue with her two babies after giving birth and raising them in a garden. Having spent so much of her life outdoors, it was understandably a big change for Lynx when she arrived at rescue, and she can be a little shy while she gets to know you.

Once she feels comfortable, Lynx shows her gentle side and absolutely loves a good head stroke. She will need a little time, patience and understanding as she settles into her new surroundings, but we’re sure that with the right person, her sweet and affectionate personality will shine through.

​​Lynx is eating a variety of wet food and a good quality dry food (IAMS or similar) very well, and is extremely clean with the litter tray.

​Lynx can be rehomed as the only pet in the home or could live with another neutered friendly cat, she would not be suitable to live with dogs. Lynx can be rehomed with patient, calm and sensible children over 10 years and above.

Lynx will need a home WELL AWAY FROM ANY BUSY OR FAST ROADS, with access to a safe garden where she can enjoy exploring once she has fully settled into her new home

Being fostered in Swadlincote but she can be rehomed further afield subject to a successful home check and an adoption donation of £125.

​If you can offer this lovely girl the forever home she truly deserves, please email us telling us all about your home offer in detail, including your FULL ADDRESS and CONTACT NUMBER, to [email protected]

Panther (black semi-long haired) and Tiger (tabby), D.O.B 09/08/2026 are a pair of sisters looking for their forever hom...
08/10/2026

Panther (black semi-long haired) and Tiger (tabby), D.O.B 09/08/2026 are a pair of sisters looking for their forever home together. They have been flea and worm treated, microchipped and had their 1st vaccination. They can return to one of our vets in Swadlincote, Tamworth or Northampton for a FREE 2nd vaccination and FREE neutering once old enough. They will be rehomed with 5 weeks free pet insurance. ​

Panther and Tiger came into rescue with their mum after being found living in a garden. Understandably, they were very nervous and unsure when they first arrived, but their wonderful fosterer has worked incredibly hard to help them build confidence. ​ Although they can still be shy and cautious around new people at first.

Tiger can still give the odd hiss, once they feel settled and comfortable, they are more than happy to enjoy some fuss and will continue to blossom into sweet, friendly girls given time and lots of interaction. ​Their new home will need to be patient and understanding, as it will take time for Panther and Tiger to fully come out of their shells.

With time, love and plenty of confident handling they will continue to grow in confidence and show just how lovely they can be. Its so rewarding watching them blossom. ​

They are eating really well and enjoying a range of wet kitten food and IAMS (or similar quality) Kitten dry food. They are very clean with the litter tray and are used to wood pellet cat litter ​The kittens can be rehomed alongside other neutered, cat-friendly felines, but wouldn't be happy around a dog. We are happy to consider homes with respectful and patient children aged 10 years and over.

They will need a home WELL AWAY FROM ANY BUSY OR FAST ROADS, with a safe garden to explore once they are old enough, neutered and ready for outdoor adventures.

​Being fostered in Swadlincote, Derbyshire, but can be rehomed further afield (please bear in mind the return visits for their 2nd vax and neutering though) subject to a successful home check and an adoption donation of £125 per kitten.

​​If you are cat experienced and have the time and patience to offer these beautiful kittens a committed home, please email us telling us all about your home offer including your FULL ADDRESS and contact number to [email protected]

Panther (black semi-long haired) and Tiger (tabby), D.O.B 09/08/2026 are a pair of sisters looking for their forever hom...
08/10/2026

Panther (black semi-long haired) and Tiger (tabby), D.O.B 09/08/2026 are a pair of sisters looking for their forever home together. They have been flea and worm treated, microchipped and had their 1st vaccination. They can return to one of our vets in Swadlincote, Tamworth or Northampton for a FREE 2nd vaccination and FREE neutering once old enough. They will be rehomed with 5 weeks free pet insurance. ​

Panther and Tiger came into rescue with their mum after being found living in a garden. Understandably, they were very nervous and unsure when they first arrived, but their wonderful fosterer has worked incredibly hard to help them build confidence. ​ Although they can still be shy and cautious around new people at first.

Tiger can still give the odd hiss, once they feel settled and comfortable, they are more than happy to enjoy some fuss and will continue to blossom into sweet, friendly girls given time and lots of interaction. ​Their new home will need to be patient and understanding, as it will take time for Panther and Tiger to fully come out of their shells.

With time, love and plenty of confident handling they will continue to grow in confidence and show just how lovely they can be. Its so rewarding watching them blossom. ​

They are eating really well and enjoying a range of wet kitten food and IAMS (or similar quality) Kitten dry food. They are very clean with the litter tray and are used to wood pellet cat litter ​The kittens can be rehomed alongside other neutered, cat-friendly felines, but wouldn't be happy around a dog. We are happy to consider homes with respectful and patient children aged 10 years and over.

​They will need a home WELL AWAY FROM ANY BUSY OR FAST ROADS, with a safe garden to explore once they are old enough, neutered and ready for outdoor adventures.

Being fostered in Swadlincote, Derbyshire, but can be rehomed further afield (please bear in mind the return visits for their 2nd vax and neutering though) subject to a successful home check and an adoption donation of £125 per kitten.

​​If you are cat experienced and have the time and patience to offer these beautiful kittens a committed home, please email us telling us all about your home offer including your FULL ADDRESS and contact number to [email protected]

RESERVED - Nell (black female), born 01/07/26 and Nina (tabby female), born 15/07/26 are a pair of bonded best friends s...
08/10/2026

RESERVED - Nell (black female), born 01/07/26 and Nina (tabby female), born 15/07/26 are a pair of bonded best friends seeking their forever home together. They are flea and worm treated, microchipped and had their 1st vaccination. They can return to one of our vets in Wellingborough, Northampton, Swadlincote or Tamworth for a FREE 2nd vaccination and Nina for neutering once old enough (Nell will already be spayed). They will be rehomed with 5 weeks free pet insurance.

​Nell and Nina arrived into veterinary care separately as stray kittens, but when they were brought together in foster, it quickly became clear that they were meant to be friends. They have formed a wonderful bond and are now the very best of companions.

​Nell is a confident, friendly and endlessly curious little character. She loves exploring, is always on the go and has a real knack for getting herself involved in absolutely everything!

Nina was initially very shy and nervous when she first arrived in foster, but having Nell by her side has made all the difference. With Nell’s confidence to encourage her, Nina has truly blossomed into a much happier and more relaxed kitten.

​Together, they make a lovely pair — Nell brings out Nina’s confidence, while the two of them provide each other with constant companionship.

​Nell and Nina are eating really well enjoying Whiskas wet kitten food and good quality kitten dry food, IAMS or Royal Canin. They are both clean with their litter tray.

​​These lovely girls can be rehomed alongside another neutered, feline friendly cat and can learn to live with feline friendly dog. They can be rehomed with sensible children aged 7 years and over.

​​They will need a home WELL AWAY FROM ANY BUSY OR FAST ROADS, with a safe garden to explore once they are old enough, neutered and ready for outdoor adventures.

​​Being fostered in Rushden, Northants, but can be rehomed further afield (please bear in mind the return vet visits ) subject to a successful home check and an adoption donation of £125 per kitten.

​​​If you would love to offer these beautiful kittens a home, please email us telling us all about your home offer including your FULL ADDRESS and contact number to [email protected]

RESERVED - Nell (black female), born 01/07/26 and Nina (tabby female), born 15/07/26 are a pair of bonded best friends s...
08/10/2026

RESERVED - Nell (black female), born 01/07/26 and Nina (tabby female), born 15/07/26 are a pair of bonded best friends seeking their forever home together. They are flea and worm treated, microchipped and had their 1st vaccination. They can return to one of our vets in Wellingborough, Northampton, Swadlincote or Tamworth for a FREE 2nd vaccination and Nina for neutering once old enough (Nell will already be spayed). They will be rehomed with 5 weeks free pet insurance.

​Nell and Nina arrived into veterinary care separately as stray kittens, but when they were brought together in foster, it quickly became clear that they were meant to be friends. They have formed a wonderful bond and are now the very best of companions.

​Nell is a confident, friendly and endlessly curious little character. She loves exploring, is always on the go and has a real knack for getting herself involved in absolutely everything!

Nina was initially very shy and nervous when she first arrived in foster, but having Nell by her side has made all the difference. With Nell’s confidence to encourage her, Nina has truly blossomed into a much happier and more relaxed kitten.

​Together, they make a lovely pair — Nell brings out Nina’s confidence, while the two of them provide each other with constant companionship.

​Nell and Nina are eating really well enjoying Whiskas wet kitten food and good quality kitten dry food, IAMS or Royal Canin. They are both clean with their litter tray.

​​These lovely girls can be rehomed alongside another neutered, feline friendly cat and can learn to live with feline friendly dog. They can be rehomed with sensible children aged 7 years and over.

​​They will need a home WELL AWAY FROM ANY BUSY OR FAST ROADS, with a safe garden to explore once they are old enough, neutered and ready for outdoor adventures.

​​Being fostered in Rushden, Northants, but can be rehomed further afield (please bear in mind the return vet visits ) subject to a successful home check and an adoption donation of £125 per kitten.

​​​If you would love to offer these beautiful kittens a home, please email us telling us all about your home offer including your FULL ADDRESS and contact number to [email protected]

Libby and Leona are a pair of tabby/white sister siblings seeking their forever home together, D.O.B 25/07/26. They are ...
07/10/2026

Libby and Leona are a pair of tabby/white sister siblings seeking their forever home together, D.O.B 25/07/26. They are flea and worm treated, microchipped, had their 1st vaccination and can return to one of our vets in Rushden, Northampton, Swadlincote or Tamworth for a FREE 2nd vaccination and FREE spaying once old enough. They will be rehomed with 5 weeks free pet insurance.

​Libby and Leona were born into our care after being rescued with their stray mum. These two sweet sisters can be a little shy when first meeting new people, but once they have had time to settle in and feel comfortable, their lovely personalities really begin to shine.

​Once they know you, Libby and Leona are happy, playful and sociable girls who enjoy exploring their surroundings and spending time together. They have a lovely bond and can often be found playing, chasing each other around or simply relaxing side by side. Their playful nature makes them great fun to watch, and they are sure to bring plenty of joy and entertainment to their new family.

​Libby and Leona are eating really well enjoying Whiskas wet kitten food and good quality kitten dry food (IAMS or similar quality). They are both clean with their litter tray.

​These lovely girls can be rehomed alongside another neutered, feline friendly cat and can learn to live with feline friendly dog. They can be rehomed with sensible children aged 7 years and over.

​They will need a home WELL AWAY FROM ANY BUSY OR FAST ROADS, with a safe garden to explore once they are old enough, neutered and ready for outdoor adventures.

​Being fostered in Rushden, Northants, but can be rehomed further afield (please bear in mind the return visits for their free 2nd vax) subject to a successful home check and an adoption donation of £125 per kitten.

​​If you would love to offer these beautiful kittens a home, please email us telling us all about your home offer including your FULL ADDRESS and contact number to [email protected]

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