Former Rescues

All of our Nowzad former street dogs or cats will need a home where love and patience walk hand in hand.

It can be a long road of trial and error and careful supervision is always necessary. Overcoming the Afghan animal’s very territorial nature can have its moments.

We have fully come to appreciate that adopting an Afghan animal is not for everybody as it requires a life time of commitment but could you be the loving home our companion animals are looking for?

All our animals for adoption are vaccinated, neutered, tick flea & wormed & microchipped.

The team at Nowzad feel it is very important to ensure that you and your family / home situation is right for the dog or cat you are considering adopting. Please be as honest with us as you can when you complete the questionnaire. Some of our older dogs or cats that need ‘forever’ homes may not readily accept other dogs that are already living in your home but our younger dogs will settle with the correct introduction and supervision.

These are just a selection of the amazing rescues that the Nowzad team with your generous support, have been able to achieve since the charity was formed in 2007. Please click on a rescue to read more.

Be the difference and the life for a dog or cat starting today!

BONNIE & JACK

These two gorgeous dogs really struck gold when they were adopted by an amazing couple in 2013. Living life to the full and having so much fun they brought giggles, love and smiles to their family. Much loved by their extended family too this dynamic duo became firm favourites with whoever met them. Sadly Bonnie left them in 2021 but Jack continues to keep his family on their toes with his cheeky antics.
His Dad says …..
Would we do it again! Hell yes!!! …
I think that says it all. Such a special bond.
We are forever grateful to Gary & Gemma for giving them the best life any dog could wish for. Thank you both for loving them so much and sharing their adventures with us.

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