Bonnie – available
Age: 2 years old
THE NEXT CHAPTER OF WADARS
Wadars is moving!
We’re delighted to share some very exciting news. Wadars is moving from Hangleton Lane, Ferring to our new home at Willow Farm, Patching.
As we prepare to move to our new location, our office will be temporarily based at: Unit 9, 15 Sea Lane, Ferring
A more sustainable home
A smaller, more manageable site means more resources can be directed towards animal welfare.
Better facilities
For the first time in Wadars' history, Willow Farm gives the charity the opportunity to provide dedicated kennels on site.
Room for the future
Willow Farm provides opportunities to expand services and facilities as Wadars grows.
OUR NEW HOME
Welcome to Willow Farm
Willow Farm marks an exciting new chapter for Wadars - giving us a more sustainable home and the opportunity to create better facilities for the animals who rely on us.
We'll be launching details of the new appeals soon, so keep an eye out for those if you would like to help.
“This isn’t just a move. It’s the beginning of an exciting new chapter for Wadars and, most importantly, for the animals who rely on us.”
Christie McMahon FCL
Chairman, Wadars
OVER 50 YEARS OF CARING
Caring for animals since 1969
Wadars has been caring for and protecting animals across Worthing and West Sussex for more than five decades.
From our beginnings as a small local rescue organisation, we’ve grown into a respected animal welfare charity, rescuing and rehoming companion animals and responding to thousands of calls each year about sick, injured and orphaned wildlife.
As demand for our services has grown, so has the need for a more sustainable long-term home — one that allows us to focus our resources where they matter most and provide even better care for animals in need.
Willow Farm is the next chapter in that story.
Your Questions Answered
Moving to Willow Farm is an exciting new chapter for WADARS, and understandably, there have been lots of questions about why we’re moving, what happens next and how the animals in our care will be looked after throughout the transition. We’ve put together answers to some of the questions we’re being asked most often.
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Our animals come first
Throughout this exciting period of change, the animals in our care will remain our absolute priority.
Our vital work will continue throughout the transition, with Wadars continuing to rescue and rehome animals in need.
Animal Adoption
Looking for a new home
We rescue, rehome and care for animals of all shapes and sizes from dogs, cats and rabbits to mice and guinea pigs.
For more information regarding our Adoption Process take a look at the Adopting a Pet page.
- Application Review
Submit your adoption application via our website or by calling the centre.
- Phone Conversation
We’ll have an initial phone conversation with you and the suitability in your home setting.
- Meet & Greet
After the initial consultations, you’ll be invited to come to Wadars and meet the animals.
- Adoption Approval
All being well and good, we’ll finalise the adoption and arrange you and your animal to go home.
Pepper – available
Age: 2 years old
Luna – available
Age: 4 years & 8 months
Coco – found a home
Age: 3 years 9 months
Winston – found a home
Age: 4 years old
Peanut – found a home
Age: 6 months
Bella – available
Age: 15 years old
Ringo – found a home
Age: 3 years old
Dom – found a home
Age: 12 weeks old