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It's overseen by a team of 20 dedicated volunteers.

Amos is an officially registered organization in North Macedonia (Amos Skopje 7330480) and a recognized animal charity in the UK (Amos Pet Scotland SC051882), actively functioning since 2019.

30/09/2026

Autumn is full of things our animals love to investigate 🔎
Piles of leaves. Mushrooms. Fallen fruit. Sticks. Puddles. Interesting smells everywhere. Unfortunately, some of the things they find on an autumn walk can be dangerous.

MUSHROOMS
Not every wild mushroom is poisonous, but there is no safe way to identify one simply because it “looks harmless.” Dogs in particular may happily eat something they find on the ground before we even notice. If your dog eats an unknown mushroom, don't wait for symptoms, contact a vet immediately and, if possible, take a photo or sample of what they ate.

ACORNS & CONKERS
They may look like perfect little toys, but eating large quantities can cause stomach problems and, in some cases, more serious complications. Keep an eye on dogs who like picking things up during walks.

FALLEN FRUIT
Rotting or fermented fruit can be particularly dangerous. Grapes and raisins are especially concerning for dogs, while spoiled fruit can also cause illness or alcohol toxicity as it ferments.

ANTIFREEZE
This is one of the most important autumn reminders. As temperatures begin to fall, antifreeze becomes more common around cars. Even a small amount can be extremely poisonous to dogs and cats, and it can be difficult to spot because it may taste appealing to animals. Any suspected exposure is an emergency.

And don’t forget about home! As we start spending more evenings indoors, candles, essential oils, heaters and certain autumn decorations can create new risks for curious pets. Cats especially love investigating anything new that appears in their territory! 🕯️

Autumn doesn't mean we have to wrap our pets in bubble wrap and stop them enjoying themselves 🤣 It simply means paying a little more attention to what is lying around them.

Let them sniff the leaves. Let them enjoy the crisp air. Let them have their autumn adventures. Just keep an eye on what they decide to put in their mouths.
And if you ever suspect your pet has eaten something potentially poisonous, contact your veterinarian immediately rather than waiting to see whether symptoms appear.

30/09/2026

There are dogs who quietly wait for life to happen to them. And then there’s Laverna.

Laverna is the kind of dog who wants to be involved in everything. What are you doing? She wants to know. Where are you going? She’s coming. What’s that smell? She’s investigating. Why are you sitting down instead of taking her somewhere? She has thoughts about that too 🤣

She is 3 years old, incredibly clever, energetic, affectionate and wonderfully expressive. She has a whole vocabulary of barks, grumbles and funny little sounds, and she is never shy about sharing her opinions.
She loves people, enjoys children, adores exploring and would be happiest with someone who wants an active companion rather than a dog who simply sleeps on the sofa all day.

And perhaps the most beautiful thing about Laverna? She has every reason to be cautious about life after the way it began, but instead she chose to be curious about it. She chose to play. She chose to trust. She chose to enjoy herself. Now she just needs someone to choose her ♥️

Laverna is ready for her own family and a lifetime of adventures 🐾
📩 Get in touch with us if you think she could be your girl!

30/09/2026

This is your reminder that Murphy is still available for adoption and waiting in kennels, and you are the one who can help him find a home! Just share this post, it’s that easy 🐾

Murphy is a lovely boy who is simply constantly getting overlooked, and we don’t understand why. This is our post number 61978 for Murphy, he has spent his whole life in kennels just because nobody wanted to give him a chance.

He is just 1 year old, 15kg, vaccinated, neutered, good with other dogs and good on the lead. He’s active, friendly, playful and has one of those wonderfully happy personalities that makes you smile just by being around him. He is a young dog who has so much love and life to give.

We are not losing hope and we are determined to find him a home. Please share Murphy far and wide and help us in this mission 🤍📣

📩 Message us if you would like to know more about adopting Murphy.

29/09/2026

Autumn is here, and our animals notice the change too 🍁🐶
The days are getting shorter, the temperatures are dropping, and soon we’ll be waking up to wet pavements, cold mornings and much darker evenings. Autumn is beautiful, but it also brings a few things every pet owner should keep in mind.

DARKER WALKS
If you walk your dog early in the morning or after work, visibility matters. Reflective collars, harnesses or leads can make a huge difference, especially near roads. And please remember that drivers may not see you or your dog as easily as they did during the bright summer months.

WET FUR CAN MEAN COLD FUR
A dog can be perfectly comfortable outside in one temperature and miserable once they are soaked. After rainy walks, give them a proper towel-dry and make sure they have a warm, dry place to rest.

CHECK THEIR PAWS
Rain, mud, leaves and everything that gets carried onto pavements can irritate paws. Have a quick look between the toes after walks, especially if your dog is licking their feet more than usual.

CATS START LOOKING FOR WARM PLACES
As temperatures fall, outdoor cats may crawl underneath cars, into sheds, garages or other surprisingly small spaces to escape the cold. Before starting your car, especially on chilly mornings, give the bonnet a tap and check underneath. That few seconds could save a life.

AUTUMN DOESN’T MEAN THE END OF PARASITES
Fleas, ticks and other parasites don't simply disappear when summer ends. Depending on the weather and your area, they can remain active well into autumn and even winter, so keep preventative treatments up to date.

And perhaps the most important reminder of all…
THE ANIMALS IN SHELTERS FEEL THE COLD TOO
While our pets are curling up on their beds at home, thousands of dogs and cats are spending another night behind kennel doors or outside with nowhere to call their own.

Autumn is a lovely time to adopt. There is nothing quite like coming home to a warm, happy dog waiting for you while the rain falls outside 🧡
If you cannot adopt, you can still help. Share a shelter animal. Donate. Foster. Volunteer. Tell someone about an animal who has been waiting far too long.

A small action from you can mean an entirely different autumn for an animal who has never known what “home” feels like 🏠

29/09/2026

Meet Birch 🤍 This little girl is around 2-3 years old, and if you’re looking for a small dog with a genuinely wonderful character, Birch deserves your attention.

She is one of those dogs who seems to love everyone she meets. Gentle, friendly and incredibly sweet, Birch is happiest when she has people around her. And there’s one thing she seems to love especially much… cats! 🐱
She’s a small girl with a big heart, and we would absolutely love to see her leave the kennels behind and finally have a home of her own.

Birch is ready to meet her person. Could that be you?
📩 If you’re interested in adopting Birch, please send us a message. Please share her post too, her future family could be just one share away.

28/09/2026

Ray has never had a “home” story to tell. Maybe you could help him write one 🐾

We know the usual things about Ray: he’s 5, he’s sweet with people, he gets along with other dogs, and he has spent his entire life in a shelter. But what we don’t know is what Ray would be like once he finally has someone of his own.
Would he become a sofa dog? Would he follow his person from room to room? Would he discover a favourite spot in the garden? Would he become obsessed with walks once he realises he gets to come back home afterwards?

There are so many ordinary little things Ray has never had the chance to experience. He has spent years being a shelter dog. Now we want to see who Ray is when he is simply someone’s dog.
He may need time and patience while he learns about life outside the kennel, but he has already shown us the most important part: he wants to connect with people and he still has so much trust and affection to give.

Ray isn't asking for a perfect life. He is asking for his first one.
Who wants to be the person who finally gets to discover the real Ray? 🥹🤎

28/09/2026

🚨 CAT TRANSPORT NEEDED

We desperately need a volunteer driver to help transport a cat from Aberdeen, Scotland, towards the Newcastle area on 1st October.

If you are able to drive Aberdeen → Newcastle, or even help with ANY PART of the latter half of the journey, we would be incredibly grateful. Every mile of help could make the difference. 🙏

⛽ Fuel costs will be compensated.

📍 Starting point: Aberdeen, Scotland
📍 Destination: Newcastle area
🚗 Any section of the latter half of the journey would be hugely appreciated.

If you can help, please comment below or send us a message. Even if you can only do part of the journey, please get in touch.

Please share far and wide — we need to find transport for our little Saucepan 🐾❤️

27/09/2026

We need to talk about Euphrates. Because honestly, we don't understand it either. This puppy has been waiting and waiting, and somehow not one person has said, “I want him.” 💔

Euphrates is now around 7 months old. His sister Tigris has already made it to the UK and started her new life. Meanwhile, Euphrates is still in boarding kennels, watching the weeks go by. And there is genuinely nothing wrong with this boy.
He is affectionate. He is gentle. He loves people. He is playful without being overwhelming. He has a gorgeous brindle coat, a lovely character, and he'll grow into a medium-sized dog.

So what are we missing? What is stopping Euphrates from being someone's dog? Maybe it's the fact that there are so many rescue dogs looking for homes. Maybe people scroll past because they assume someone else will adopt him. Maybe his person simply hasn't seen him yet. Whatever the reason, Euphrates is running out of puppyhood while he waits.

If you've been thinking about adopting, please give this boy a chance. And if you can't adopt him, please share him somewhere he might be seen by the right person.
Let's get this little guy out of boarding kennels and into a family 🐾

27/09/2026

LAST CALL FOR THE AMOS 2027 CALENDAR!
This is it, photo submissions close at midnight tonight! ⏰

If you’ve been thinking “I’ll send my pet’s photo later”… this is your sign! We’re putting together the Amos 2027 Calendar and there is still time to get your beautiful pets into it. Dogs, cats, horses, rabbits, birds, reptiles, we want to see them all! ♥️
And yes, you can submit your whole gang! There’s no limit on the number of different pets you can enter, just one photo per pet.

Amos alumni - FREE
Non-Amos pets - £3 donation per photo

HOW TO ENTER:
Post your pet’s photo in the comments of this post OR email it to [email protected]

DEADLINE: 00:00 tonight | September 27th

Once midnight passes, submissions are CLOSED, so don’t let your pet miss their chance to become one of the stars of the 2027 calendar! 🌟📆

Go through your camera roll, pick your favourite photo and send it now!

*Only submissions made via comment on this post or by email to [email protected] will be considered.

26/09/2026

Knoppers is still waiting for her person 🐾
Two-year-old Knoppers was found roaming the streets just days after being abandoned by the person she trusted. She had no idea where to go or what had happened to her, and now, instead of a home, she has a kennel.

But spend even a little time with Knoppers and you’ll see what a wonderful dog she is. She is friendly, affectionate and incredibly easy-going. She loves people, gets along with other dogs, is good with cats and simply wants to be around someone. She has all the qualities you could hope for in a family dog. What she doesn't have yet is a family of her own.
Knoppers shouldn't have to spend her days waiting behind kennel doors because someone decided they didn't want her anymore. She is only two years old, and her life should be just beginning 🧡

If you're looking for a lovely companion who can fit into a home with people, dogs or cats, please consider Knoppers. She is ready to leave the kennel behind and finally belong somewhere.

Please share Knoppers. Her person could be out there, and we just need to help them find each other! 🐶

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