Animal Protection Trust

Animal Protection Trust, Horley – The Animal Protection Trust in Horley was formed in 1984 to help local unwanted, abandoned and ill treated animals. Its main function is the rescue and rehoming of unwanted domestic animals, providing the rehabilitation and veterinary treatment needed by so many who come into our care. No animal, domestic or wild, is refused help; those we cannot care for ourselves are referred to other rescue organisations who can help. The Animal Protection Trust is based in Horley and covers the South-east Surrey area, but we also try to help animals outside this boundary and can place animals on our Register, and share them with rescue organisations in other areas.

The Animal Protection Trust is entirely staffed by volunteers, with helpers coming from all walks of life but sharing a common desire to help animals in need. If you fell you could help, we would be glad to hear from you.

We also maintain a ‘Lost and Found’ Register, recording pets that have been found or gone missing. Monthly lists are sent to police stations, veterinary surgeries and other organisations with similar registers and the lost and found list also appears weekly in the local press.