The Last Chance Hotel is a registered charity based in Cornwall and works hard to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome abused and neglected dogs and other animals.
We aren't like other rescues; we take in the animals that are on their 'last chance': the sick, the aged and the terminally ill. We aim to rehome as many as possible, but some are too damaged and come to us for peace and love before they die, after a life of neglect and abuse. Our network of dedicated fosterers provides home environments for dogs, cats and small mammals. No animal is ever destroyed because they cannot be homed. We have scores of animals permanently under our wing, the ones we call our 'Lifers', who are living their best life with compassionate fosterers with lifetime support from LCH. Read more HERE CONTACT US either by telephone or email, for all animal related queries
Tel: 01209 281159 [email protected] IMPORTANT NOTICENotice from the Trustees of Last Chance Hotel In order to safeguard the future of Last Chance Hotel and the charity our founder Sam left in her legacy, the trustees have made the very difficult decision to wind down the wildlife sanctuary side of the rescue, with its related operations ceasing with immediate effect. In these increasingly difficult financial times, where donations are decreasing and costs are increasing, our funds are rapidly running out and the costs incurred in running High View Farm are far outweighing our income. Whilst we will no longer have a physical space to rehabilitate wildlife, with our contacts, experience, volunteer drivers and knowledge, we will still continue aiding wildlife rescue behind the scenes. If you have any concerns, please contact us directly. |
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MOST RECENT DOGS OUT OF A TOTAL OF 37 NEEDING A NEW OR FOSTER HOME SPECIAL PEOPLE NEEDED URGENTLY TO FOSTER FOR US
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WILDLIFE FINDS
If you find an injured animal, please take it to the nearest vet immediately. Vets have a duty of care to treat an animal, and will already have contacts of rehab organisations they can call. Any public finder who takes a wild animal to the vet will not be charged for its treatment. By taking the injured animal to the vet straightaway, this not only saves precious time to prevent the animal’s prolonged suffering, it could also be the difference between an animal receiving lifesaving treatment or not. This following link is a useful, informative guide and resource on what to do should you find injured wildlife. It has specific catching, handling and care information for different species of animals and following its guidelines will enable you to help any animal you find. https://helpwildlife.co.uk/advice/wildlife-casualties/ |
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Christmas E-Card Competition
Are you an artistic animal lover? Would you like to see your artwork on a Last Chance Hotel Christmas e-card and help us raise some much-needed funds? If so, please enter our competition to create 7 original designs for 2024. Full details HERE. |
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WE ARE ALWAYS LOOKING FOR FOSTERERS TO HELP US SAVE MORE DOGS AT RISK
Ideally you need to be a pet free home or have the means to separate the animals in the home (spare room etc)
Also we need people willing to take a dog, in some cases, sight unseen into your home. Some dogs come into care suddenly and need a home straightaway.
LCH covers the cost of vet care while in foster, and animals will need to see our wonderful vets in Penryn/Redruth, so travel to our vets is essential.
Fostering can be extremely rewarding.
PLEASE HELP US SAVE MORE DOGS IN DESPERATE NEED. Apply here
Ideally you need to be a pet free home or have the means to separate the animals in the home (spare room etc)
Also we need people willing to take a dog, in some cases, sight unseen into your home. Some dogs come into care suddenly and need a home straightaway.
LCH covers the cost of vet care while in foster, and animals will need to see our wonderful vets in Penryn/Redruth, so travel to our vets is essential.
Fostering can be extremely rewarding.
PLEASE HELP US SAVE MORE DOGS IN DESPERATE NEED. Apply here
