In this Kit Wilson Trust for Animal Welfare review, we take a snapshot of the organisation, so you can get an accurate overview.

Kit Wilson trust – key objectives

The Kit Wilson trust began in 1975, thanks to a legacy donated for the welfare of animals.

As too many animals become unwanted or in distress, the neutering of animals is an ongoing priority of the Trust.

Additionally, the Kit Wilson Trust aims to give every animal in its care a positive new start in life.

Animal rescue, shelter & rehoming

The Kit Wilson Trust has a dedicated Animal Rescue Centre in Hadlow Down, near Uckfield, in East Sussex.

The Trust’s objectives are animal rescue, re-homing, wildlife rehabilitation and operating a wildlife emergency helpline.

The Trust also gives sanctuary to animals that cannot be rehomed. This includes horses, donkeys, cats, goats, birds and small mammals.

How you can help

The Trust’s management and volunteers, give their time freely. However, there are many costs associated with running an extensive rescue centre.

The Kitt Wilson Trust receives donations, legacies and funds raised through support groups, as well as income from charity shops.

Your Pet portrait Earns 15%
for the kit wilson trust

When you order a pet portrait from artist Lorraine Hughes, she will pay 15% of her fee as a donation to the kit Wilson Trust – To find out exactly how this works CLICK HERE

Sadly, that dear old dog who was a family friend for many years, has now passed on. But the memory of that lovely creature can live on in a beautiful painting that turns a brief moment into a long-lasting memory.

Your pet portrait order is another excellent way to ensure much needed cash goes to help the Kit Wilson Trust save more animals.

To get the full story – CLICK HERE

kit wilson trust contact details

https://kitwilsontrust.org.uk/

https://www.facebook.com/kitwilsontrust

Email: mail@kitwilsontrust.org.uk

Opening Hours: 9 am – 5 pm daily.

Animal Rescue Centre
Stonehurst Lane
Hadlow Down
East Sussex
TN22 4ED

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