Do the Cinnamon Trust rehome cats?

Lifetime fostering is like adopting a cat, but with additional support provided by the Trust. If an owner has died, or needs to give up their cat, for example if they are moving permanently into a care home, the Trust will place their cat into a lifetime foster home.

How does the Cinnamon Trust work?

A network of 18,000 volunteers “hold hands” with owners to provide vital loving care for their pets. We keep them together – for example, we’ll walk a dog every day for a housebound owner, we’ll foster pets when owners need hospital care, we’ll fetch the cat food, or even clean out the bird cage, etc.

Where is the Cinnamon Trust located?

The Cinnamon Trust is in Lytham St Annes, Lancashire.

How do I join the Cinnamon Trust?

If you would like to become a fosterer, please register as a volunteer. You can also email us about volunteering using our contact form or telephone on 01736 758707. Please also take a look at our What’s On page if you would like to help out at one of our upcoming events.

Does the Cinnamon Trust rehome dogs?

We rescue unwanted dogs and puppies, and rehome to new loving homes. Thousands of unwanted dogs, strays and pound dogs have found their way through our kennels during the 30 years we have been rescuing dogs. You are very welcome to visit our kennels by appointment!

Who can look after my pet while I’m in hospital?

Who can help with your pet care

Friends and family. Friends, neighbours or family members who live close by may be able to help you.
Local vets. Your local vets may be able to help.
Charities and organisations.
Short-term animal fostering.

Does the Cinnamon Trust operate in Scotland?

The Cinnamon Trust is in Edinburgh, United Kingdom. It doesn’t have to be every day, once a week would be brilliant and you would be part of the team that helps. Do you need volunteers in Glasgow? What area edinburgh? Do I need to sign up to be a volunteer first?

How old do you have to be to volunteer at Cinnamon Trust?

We welcome applications for the scheme, but we are unable to accept forms from anyone under the age of 16. We need to ask that an adult registers and accompanies their child at all times.

Do dogs like Cinnamon?

Dogs tend to really like the flavor of cinnamon. Plus cinnamon comes with health benefits like anti-inflammatory properties that help with arthritis, joint pain, and swelling, among others. Enjoy!

What do you do with your dog when you go to the hospital?

Veterinarians and boarding facilities are considered essential businesses and are open during the pandemic. So, if you don’t have anyone who can take care of your pet for you while you’re sick or in the hospital, call your regular boarding service and see if they are offering curbside pick-up for pets with sick owners.

Is it cruel to keep a cat indoors at night?

Cats Protection recommends that you keep your cats in at night. Cats are natural hunters, making them more active at night time, and some studies show that more road traffic injuries happen at night. Therefore, we recommend keeping your cat indoors at night to protect them from the hazards of the roads.

How many dogs are in the Cinnamon Trust?

The Cinnamon Trust – Peace of mind for owners, love, care and safety for beloved pets. But helping over 150,000 people a year with 157,977 animals and running two home from home sanctuaries costs – We need your help to make sure we’re always there.

How can I donate to the Cinnamon Trust?

Do you need emergency card for Cinnamon Trust?

Emergency cards are available on request. When a pet is in the Trust’s care either short term or long term because the owner is in care, the owner is kept in touch with visits, if possible, or regular photos and letters.