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An Independent non-destruct rescue dedicated to helping the animals most in need. We also give sanctuary to rescued horses and rescued farmed animals and fowl.

New Hope Animal Rescue is an independent, non-destruct animal rescue and Sanctuary. New Hope is dedicated to helping animals on facing euthanasia or in immediate danger and those with either medical needs or behavioural problems that make them difficult to place. We aim to help as many animals and in particular those that have been turned away elsewhere. Since the sale of the kennel site we were renting we now have just the one site. which is our Sanctuary site in Herne Bay, Kent. Our Sanctuary site looks after about four hundreds animals at a time ranging from dogs, cats and small domestics to cows, sheep, pigs and horses. We occasionally rehome those that we consider rehomeable, but often act as the middle man between immediate danger and rescue spaces. We work alongside a vast pool of other rescue organisations to make safe as many as we can. New Hope has no paid staff, including its Founders who work full time to cover as much cost as possible. We are always in need of donations to cover a vast array of expenses that are incurred including feed and bedding, enormous vets bills, kennel bills and fuel costs for transporting. If you would like to donate to help towards saving these animals via PayPal at;
[email protected]
Or direct transfer is available to New Hope`s Bank account,
New Hope Animal Rescue
Lloyds Bank
Sort Code 30-93-60
Account number 36234768
Thank you for your continued support! We hope you enjoy our page and the work we do, please feel free to message us or email [email protected]

Thank you to all New Hope supporters, volunteers & the fantastic network of rescues New Hope work with.

13/11/2026

PLEASE SHARE FOR RESCUE SPACES.

These TEN cats need to go to reputable rescue organisations, they’re not ready for homes.

These cats are currently in Authority holding kennels after being removed from quite a severe hoarding situation.

They are not feral, some are nervous but friendly. All have had flea and worm. Mix of male and female not neutered. FIV/FELV NEGATIVE.

These guys really need spaces if any rescues can take one or more. Photos are some of them

4 Black and White
3 Black
1 Ginger
1 Grey and white
1 Tortie

If you’re a rescue that can help please message me

13/11/2026

Recent rehomer Ghost is doing super well in his new home.
He’s back for the weekend as his new family had a prebooked arrangement and because of his epilepsy hes best off here if not with them.
He’s making the most of fun on the farm

13/11/2026

Our big girl Clover had the vet out today after presenting lame. She has an abscess in her foot which has been opened up. She now needs a an Epsom salt foot bath and poultice twice a day for the next few days, and she’s not the most willing for these things.
Our farrier is already prebooked to see them which will further aid the issue.
We’ve been lucky not to have a feet issues for a long time but this isn’t an uncommon issue, particularly with weather changes.
She’s now stabled, which is also annoying her.
Fun few days ahead 😵‍💫

12/11/2026

More on this weeks list we’ve helped along the way to safety 🙏

12/11/2026

UPDATE PLACED

PLEASE SHARE FOR RESCUE SPACE

Please note this girl is looking for a rescue space at this stage who can find her a home once she is sorted medically.

This poor girl is in desperate need. She is skinny (30kg) and has bilateral cherry eye. She is only a 1-5 years.

She has tested well in kennels and is a friendly girl and was happy to meet another dog (I have a dog test video for interested rescues)

Can any of our reputable rescues please offer her a spot?

11/11/2026

Kenny having his weigh in this morning, ready for his castration, which is currently underway.
He’s now 36kg so he’s put on a whopping 29kg since arrival.
We now have the perfect home lined up for him with some other little piggies that’s will suit him better than our pig groups which are made up of very very big pigs 🐷

11/11/2026

Dingers Dog Toys and Deli is well stock with tasty natural chews from camel braids, buffalo rolls, pigs ears, lamb braids and more!
My next live is 29th November at 6.45pm
And it’s a special one!
10% off everything for you
10% of profits goes to charity
Plus your chance to spread the love and buy some dogs in rescue over Christmas, some toys and chews 💜🎄
Let’s make their Christmas just a little better 🐶💜
Tell your dog and cat loving friends and let’s make a difference for the dogs and cats at New Hope Animal Rescue

11/11/2026

Teddy another one of our Sanctuary dogs.
Teddy came to us about eight years ago, already a few years old.
He had been in a couple of other rescues but proved too tricky to rehome, even for a Chow.
He’s a great boy but it took a good couple of years to build a proper bond of trust with him. Even though he is now geriatric you still wouldn’t mess with him, but he fitted in to the New Hope family from the start and he’s always been a happy and chilled boy.
Teddy loves him family here and that’s it, but that’s all he needs.
Here he is on his walk yesterday 😍

10/11/2026

🐮 ❤️

10/11/2026

UPDATE PLACED

PLEASE SHARE FOR RESCUE SPACE.

Please note this dog needs a space with a rescue organisation at this stage and not a home offer.

Have I got any rescues that can give Lilly a chance. She’s had a rough ride of it and needs help.

Lil is young girl, she’s very sweet and she is friendly but she’s timid. She has also tested well with other dogs (I have videos for interested rescues).

Lilly was owned by a couple who sadly recently died consecutively. She was rehomed by a relative and sadly they are now in hospital if they make it, they won’t be able to care for Lilly anymore.
She has lost everyone.

Lilly is currently in a short term boarding kennel but cannot stay there for long.

I am awaiting Lil’s vet history but I am told she does have bilateral hip dysplasia, although the vet has not recommended surgery.
She also has a limp and I’m told this is due to a ruptured cruciate, so she needs surgery to fix this issue.

I know it’s a tall order and a lot for a rescue to take on but I’m hopeful there’s an answer out there for her.

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Canterbury

Website

http://www.newhopeanimalrescue.org.uk/

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