THANK YOU FOR STANDING WITH US

Our supporters

Every act of kindness helps give animals a second chance. We are grateful to the businesses and organisations that support Carla Lane Animals in Need, and to the people behind that generosity.

A dog receiving reassurance from a person at the shelter
A person washing animal feeding bowls at the shelter

Working together for animals

Rescue continues long after an animal arrives. Food, veterinary treatment, clean bedding, enrichment and dependable day-to-day care are all part of giving an animal the best possible chance. For our permanent residents, that commitment lasts for life.

From food and bedding to practical skills, supplies and time, business support helps our team care for animals every day. This page celebrates the people behind that support and the difference their generosity makes to the animals in our care. We also celebrate individual acts of kindness through Carla Lane’s Champions.

Raise funds together

Bring colleagues or customers together for a sponsored challenge, bake sale, quiz or other fundraiser. A shared activity can raise both funds and awareness.

Explore fundraising

Give practical support

Useful supplies and practical help can support everyday care. Please speak to us before arranging a large collection or donating specialist goods.

See useful donations

Give your time

Your team can enquire about organised corporate volunteering opportunities. Activities and availability are agreed with the rescue in advance.

Explore volunteering

Could your business help?

Tell us a little about your organisation, the kind of support you have in mind and any dates or practical details. We can discuss what would be most useful and the next steps.

Email animals_inneed@hotmail.co.uk or call 0151 549 0959.

Discuss supporting the rescue

Prefer to sponsor an animal?

Individual sponsorship is another way to support animals in our care, including those who may remain with us long term.

Sponsor an animal
Ginger and white cat looking out from a sheltered sleeping area