Zoomies Zone Anglesey

23/03/2025

17/03/2025

Our website is being updated, so there are problems with the link to our booking calendar.

Can you bear with us, in the meantime, I have provided links below to the calendar for midweek appointments.

30 mins - https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=23462637&appointmentType=42958819

45 mins - https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=23462637&appointmentType=73016311

1 hour - https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule.php?owner=23462637&appointmentType=31492854

As the 45 minute slots have proved really popular we will increase the number available.

Schedule your appointment online Zoomies Zone

11/03/2025

Sharing as this is such a compelling read

The Harsh Reality Behind the Headlines

Last night, thousands of dog lovers across the country sat down to watch Crufts Best in Show, celebrating the very best of our four-legged friends. Meanwhile, our team was faced with the brutal reality of what many rescue centres are experiencing every single day. Two Belgian Malinois were found tied up near our Wolverhampton centre - underweight, scared, and abandoned with no care for their future.

This is not an isolated case. We are seeing a heartbreaking rise in welfare cases this year - dogs neglected, discarded, and suffering through no fault of their own. We are a nation that prides itself on loving animals, yet so many are being left behind. Dogs are being bred purely for profit, sold to unprepared owners, and abandoned when they become too much to handle. These innocent lives are paying the price for irresponsible breeding and careless ownership.

Rescue centres all over are feeling the strain. These dogs need extra support, often requiring extensive veterinary care and more emotional rehabilitation than people realise. This takes time, it needs trained members of staff, and it takes money. Every single rescue centre is doing everything they can to help, but the increasing number of dogs needing care is overwhelming. If you are thinking of rehoming and feel like you have to jump through hoops to adopt, please understand - it’s only because we care. We aren’t trying to make it difficult; we are trying to prevent situations like this from happening again. Every dog deserves a home that is truly for life.

If you are thinking of getting a dog, do your homework. Research the breed, understand their needs, and be honest about whether you can provide for them long-term. Many breeds require extensive training, exercise, and mental stimulation - without it, they develop behavioural issues that often lead to abandonment. The reality is, too many dogs are being bred without thought, leading to overcrowded rescues and tragic outcomes.

Getting a dog is a lifelong commitment - not just for the cute puppy stage, not just for the good times, but for every challenge, expense, and responsibility that comes with it. This is a crisis, and we need change. We need responsible breeding, stricter regulations, and education on the reality of pet ownership. We need to ensure that every dog finds a home that is truly for life. The responsibility falls on all of us - to adopt, not shop, to support rescue centres, and to raise awareness of the growing number of dogs in need.

Dogs are not disposable. They are not just for profit, not just for convenience, and not just for the good times. Let’s prove we are the nation of animal lovers we claim to be. Let’s do better.

These two are now safely in our care and we will keep you updated on their progress.

Please support rescue centres who take in the dogs that need us most.

10/02/2025

UPDATED DETAILED REHOMING LIST

We need your help more than ever in rehoming our animals.

Can you help us find loving homes for our friends. The whole sanctuary team care deeply about our animals and the last thing we can do for them is find the most prefect homes.

Many are elderly or have disabilities. Some require medication.

We will be prioritising local home offers to prevent the animals having to travel to far due to their ages and the stress this will cause. We are non looking for commercial homes, no school or college where the animals will be used for practicals. Non breeding, no meat use, family pet homes only.

We are currently looking for homes the following animals

Our 6 Pigs, 3 pairs:

George and Connie were born around 2012 they are kune kune pigs they are both pretty much end of life care, so a special rehome. They are very old and on medications and need a safe comfy space to live out their remaining weeks or months. They must have grass and a flattish area to live in.

Yinka and Polly, Yinka was born in 2012 she is a pot belly with arthritis. She needs physio and medication 3 times a day. Polly was born in 2017 and is a mini pig (more medium size). They need access to grass again, a flattish area for Yinka.

Kenny and Dolly were born around 2015. They are a large mixed breed. They need a secure area as Kenny likes to test fencing. They are very mobile so they can cope with any terrain. The more interesting the better for Kenny. In the summer he can be the sweetest cuddliest boy. In the winter he can get a little grumpy especially around food and we can be temperamental with people. He must have an experienced and secure home.

Our Goat groups, either together as 9 or 2 groups of 7 and 2.

Jacob and Lucy are brother and sister. They were born in 2018, they are Golden Guernsey x Savannas. Very friendly. Can go as just the pair.

The main group
Geraldine is a Pygmy cross; she was born 2010.
Jemimah, Delilah, Jimmy Tilly and Bree who are all Pygmy Cross that were born in 2015.
Pete a cross breed, born in 2012, He has recently had surgery for cancer on his inner eyelid, which was hopefully cureative.

If you could offer any of our animals a home please email [email protected] with a video of your setup including housing and living/free range areas. Emails without videos will not be considered.

31/01/2025

🐟 Why Fishy Treats Are Fantastic for Your Dog!

Packed with omega-3, protein, and crunch—natural fish treats are amazing for your pup’s health! Here’s why:

✨ Full Whole Haddock – A protein powerhouse that supports muscle growth, joint health, and a shiny coat! 🦴🐕

💪 Fish Sticks – Lean and protein-rich to maintain healthy muscles and keep your pup in top shape! 🏃‍♂️🐶

⚖️ Seabass Flatties – Low-fat, crunchy snacks ideal for weight-conscious pups without compromising on nutrients! 🍃🐾

🎯 Cod Skin Cubes – Crispy, bite-sized treats that help clean teeth while providing a boost of healthy fats! 🦷✨

🧠 Dried Sprats – A natural source of omega-3 to support brain function, heart health, and a glossy coat! And perfect training treat 💙🐕

🐾 Don’t forget! We also stock Salmon Oil —perfect for boosting your dog’s coat, skin, and joint health!

31/01/2025

Limited availability today

9am - 30 mins

4pm - 1 hour

30/01/2025

This is great news for dog owners

We are registered with this vets for our own Labradors so are delighted to share

Apparently you don’t need to be registered with them to use their services over the weekend or evenings

From Monday 3rd February we are extending our opening hours ❤️🐾

29/01/2025

edit - sold

Rare cancellation today

3.30 pm for 1 hour

26/01/2025

Rare weekend cancellation

Sunday 8.30 am - 30 mins

25/01/2025

Rare weekend cancellation

Sunday 8 am - 1 hour

12/01/2025

We have now launched a limited number of 45 minute slots each day to test interest.

Click on the link on our website so see the full list of appointment types, i.e. 30 min, 45 min, 1 hour and 90 mins, both midweek and weekend.



https://app.acuityscheduling.com/schedule/1006fc47/?locations=Llanfair%20PG

12/01/2025

Jack the stunning Setter is looking for a new home, can you help?

10/01/2025

Which dog owners would do this for their best friend!?