Welcome To Stray Aid
Stray Aid (Registered Charity №: 1117372) was founded in 2006, with the main aim of helping local councils provide care for stray dogs. Stray Aid has evolved by necessity, and has grown from taking in 2 dogs a week to many hundreds of dogs a year. None of this would have been possible without the support of people like you. Please, join Friends of Stray Aid today, and donate £5 per month, to help ensure we can continue to provide love and support to hundreds of stray dogs and unwanted cats each year, and to show you care too.
Our Mission
Our mission is to rescue, reunite or rehome the lost, abused, abandoned or unwanted dogs found on the streets in the North East of England, and to increase the public's awareness of its responsibility towards animals in society.
Our Vision
Our vision is that stray and abandoned dogs and unwanted cats across the North East of England will be cared for in loving homes for life. We aim to achieve this by being a key partner, and giving the best possible care to rescue animals in need. We seek to make a long-term difference to animal welfare and responsible pet ownership by setting standards across the region. We seek to work in partnership with those who share our vision.
Our Values
We provide the best possible care and veterinary treatment for every dog and cat that we look after. We aim to find the right home for every animal under our care. We continually strive to promote good animal welfare and responsible pet ownership. We actively engage with the community in all aspects of our work. We value teamwork and fully appreciate the support of our volunteers, staff, supporters and partners. We continually strive to make a long-term difference to animal welfare across the region.
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Stray Aid cares for lost and abandoned dogs and unwanted cats in our licensed kennels and cattery (Durham County Council Boarding Licence No. DCC/ALA/077997). It costs approximately £1,000 a day to run our charity, with no government support and no help from the National Lottery. We rely on people like you to help support the dogs and cats in our care. Please consider making a one-off or regular donation.