Many Tears Animal Rescue

I home check for MT, and I have a rescue Yorkie. I had a call asking if I could help with an emergency foster. I could, and fell in love with MT Shish, now Jessie after her human GGrandma who loved dogs. Jess is an ex puppy farm breeder who was in a terrible state. Half weight, she had never been outside, or on grass. Without MT she would have been dead. But because they saved her and asked me to take her she is having a lovely life. She goes to our country park most days. She also does to the beach in Norfolk. She has a Labrador and Westie brother and a westie sister. MT have been wonderful. They saved her and the lives of other dogs. They help you when needed. Wonderful charity.

Many Tears were perfect from start to finish when adopting my collie Torak(formerly Zippy). They were thorough and efficient to ensure he was a good fit for me, took care at each stage from application, home review and introduction. His handler Liam was very helpful and followed up after the adoption to check in on him. He was clearly well cared for at the rescue and any support I required afterwards they took great care with and found the appropriate people to advise. My family has adopted 3 ex-breeding dogs from them who are now thriving and this has also been their experience every time, they are truly about ensuring the best life possible for each animal.

Really care about the dogs, and because of Many Tears so many dogs go on to live wonderful lives in happy homes....our beautiful chocolate labrador is one of these! Adoption process wasn't easy; but adopting a dog is not a 'right', but a privilege. Homing dogs to the correct homes is a difficult process and those who know the dogs are understandably careful to choose the right home to limit the chances of failure. Really helpful, friendly staff when we took our dogs to meet our new girl, and spent time with us introducing the dogs to each other. Thank you Many Tears.

I have followed Sylvia and Many Tears for many years, and knew that when the time came we would adopt our next Dog from them. We initially were turned down for some Dogs, which is completely understandable, rescue dogs come at different ages and from different experiences, which have shaped their lives so far. People need to understand the dogs are traumatised and that they might not be the best fit for many homes. The problem is, people want a dog NOW, they are not prepared to WAIT, until the right dog is found. We eventually were matched with our little pup, she has clearly been damaged with her first years being used for breeding, but slowly, VERY slowly, she is learning to be a beloved member of our family. When we went to collect her, the premises were clean, lots of enrichment for the dogs waiting for their forever homes, and all the staff were friendly and approachable. You could just tell that love lived there. I highly recommend.