August was one of our biggest rehoming months on record, with 70 animals – including 60 cats, two rabbits and eight dogs – finding their forever homes.

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Well done to our 100 club winners for July 2025. 1st prize £20: L Dashwood 2nd prize £10: S Bramley If you would like to be in with a chance of winning £10 or £20 every month while helping to feed our animals at the same time please email Chris Markiw: info@oascharity.org.uk to join our […]

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We’re delighted to share that 68 animals were rehomed in July!

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Rabbits are highly social animals, and many behavioural issues stem from loneliness. This guide explains why companionship is essential – and how to safely bond your rabbit with a new friend.

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Pain is often the hidden cause behind sudden behaviour changes in dogs – yet it’s frequently missed. In this guide, leading behaviourist Toni Shelbourne explains why recognising the signs of pain is essential to understanding and supporting your dog.

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Are dogs really just domesticated wolves? And should we treat them like pack animals fighting for dominance? We explore the science, debunk the myths, and share why kinder, more thoughtful training is better for everyone.

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While puppies get the attention, it’s often older dogs who wait the longest for love. We believe every dog deserves a warm, loving home – whatever their age. This guide explores the rewards of adopting senior dogs, shares real-life stories, and shows how you can help them enjoy comfort and companionship in their later years.

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Well done to our 100 club winners for May 2025. 1st prize £20: K Calleja-Schembri 2nd prize £10: T Mulford If you would like to be in with a chance of winning £10 or £20 every month while helping to feed our animals at the same time please email Chris Markiw: info@oascharity.org.uk to join our […]

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54 animals found their new families this month – a fantastic milestone to celebrate!

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Rabbits often hide signs of illness, making regular vet care and owner vigilance vital. Explore how to safeguard your rabbit’s health from threats like flystrike and catch problems early for peace of mind.

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