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Cambs Animal Search & Rescue (Huntingdonshire)
About Us
We are a dedicated local group of volunteers who assist with locating and safely rescuing lost, abandoned and vulnerable animals, as well as helping to reunite them with their owners.
If you have lost a pet or animal, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. We will do our best to assist with your search and, where we are unable to attend personally, provide advice and guidance to help you.
Contact us by telephone 01480 589 489
Contact us via Facebook
Contact us by email cambsasar@gmail.com
We cover Cambridgeshire, primarily serving Huntingdon, St Neots, Papworth, Kimbolton, Buckden, and the surrounding towns, villages and rural areas.
If you are unsure whether we can help, please get in touch. We are always happy to offer advice and will assist wherever possible.
Cambs Animal Search & Rescue (Huntingdonshire)
Areas Covered
We are proud to provide volunteer-led animal search and rescue services across the whole of Huntingdonshire, supporting animals and their owners 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
From the moment we receive a call for help, our volunteers work to gather information, coordinate searches, share missing animal alerts, and liaise with members of the local community. We use a range of search methods and resources to give every animal the best possible chance of being safely located and returned home.
Our work covers towns, villages, rural areas, and surrounding communities throughout Huntingdonshire.
Huntingdonshire covered 24/7 – because every animal matters.
Cambs Animal Search & Rescue (Huntingdonshire)
Volunteer to Join us
Our work reflects an important truth: when an animal goes missing, the experience can be frightening and deeply upsetting, and practical support can make a real difference.
The group’s work is especially valuable because a missing pet is not simply a lost possession.
Dogs and cats are often members of the family, and their disappearance can leave owners feeling helpless. A search-and-rescue organisation can provide reassurance, practical assistance and a sense that someone is working alongside them. By helping owners search for their animals, Cambs Animal Search & Rescue contributes to the wider community as well as to animal welfare.
Cambs Animal Search & Rescue (Huntingdonshire)
Subscribe to our Newsletter
Subscribing to the Huntingdon Animal Search and Rescue newsletter is a simple way to stay informed and support animals in need.
The newsletter provides important updates about missing and rescued animals, success stories, fundraising events, and ways the local community can help.
By subscribing, you can learn about animals that need urgent assistance and share information that may help reunite lost pets with their families. It is also a great way to discover volunteering opportunities and support the organisation’s work. Every subscriber helps spread awareness and strengthens the community network that plays such an important role in protecting and rescuing animals.
Important Information
Bonfire Night – Keeping Pets Safe
Keep pets safe this Bonfire Night. Loud noises can frighten them, so keep them indoors with windows and curtains closed. Provide a quiet, cosy space to hide, keep them company, and never leave them outside. Ensure microchips are up to date in case they panic and run.
Reptile & Amphibian Rescue
These organisations can provide essential assistance, advice, and support when animals are injured, abandoned, or in danger. Having their information accessible ensures a quicker response and helps protect animals when they need urgent care.
Local Wildlife Advice & Rescue
Essential contact details for local animal welfare organisations. It covers general wildlife advice, hedgehog rescues, birds of prey, waterfowl, foxes, deer, and badgers. Always call before travelling, check availability, and follow professional advice to ensure the safety and wellbeing of wildlife.
Can you be a Volunteer?
We’re always looking for kind-hearted, compassionate animal lovers to join our team and help us give animals the care, love and second chances they deserve.
If you have a love for animals and a little time to spare, you could make a truly meaningful difference to a life in need. Could you be one of the wonderful people we’re looking for?
The importance of Microchips
Microchips are very important for cats and dogs because they help identify lost pets and reunite them with their owners. A tiny chip, placed safely under the animal’s skin, contains a unique identification number. Vets and shelters can scan it to find the owner’s contact details. Microchipping provides pets with a permanent form of identification, unlike collars, which can easily be lost..
What to do if you find a lost dog
If you find a lost or stray dog, the most important thing is to keep the dog safe and try to reunite them with their owner. Approach calmly and carefully, as a frightened dog may be nervous or defensive. If it is safe to do so, secure the dog in a safe place away from traffic and other animals.
Check whether the dog is wearing a collar or identification tag. The details on the tag may allow you to contact the owner directly..
Hello, I’m Karoline and I will forever be grateful
“They are safe and have been rescued by a wonderful group of volunteer angels. Thank God for these incredible people who supported us through such a difficult time and never gave up hope or stopped searching for them. We will be forever grateful’
Bulut the Malinois Rescue
Huntingdon Animal Search and Rescue were featured on Channel 4’s The Dog House, Series 8, Episode 9, highlighting the incredible rescue story of Bulut, a Belgian Malinois.
Cambs Animal Search & Rescue (Huntingdonshire)
A dedicated local group of volunteers who assist with locating and safely rescuing lost, abandoned and vulnerable animals, as well as helping to reunite them with their owners
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