Mid Antrim Animal Sanctuary are currently seeking to recruit a number of dynamic, enthusiastic and committed Trustees to join our Board. This is an exciting opportunity to be involved in a local Antrim charity that places animal welfare and well-being at the heart of everything it does. Mid Antrim Animal Sanctuary is governed by a […]
Mark your calendars Our Summer Fair is taking place on Saturday 1st August, from 12-4pm at our Sanctuary premises. We’d love to see as many of you there as possible, so please pop along and show your support. We’re just putting the finishing touches on our list of fantastic stalls, which we’ll be sharing very […]
The Sanctuary has a proud history of animal re-homing, education and relieving the suffering and stress of animals. For nearly 35 years our Sanctuary has provided animal welfare and re-homing for companion animals. Have a look at our latest video to explain more about the sanctuary and how you can help.
Location: Mid Antrim Animal Sanctuary, Greystone Road, Antrim BT41 2QN For full information please download the following: Kennel Assistants Please apply by sending a Covering Letter and CV Email to: contact@midantrim.org for the Attention of Animal Operations Lead or post to: Animal Operations Lead Mid Antrim Animal Sanctuary Hurtletoot House 60 Greystone Road Antrim BT41 […]
The Northern Ireland Companion Animal Welfare Group (NICAWG) launched its eight new priorities for improving animal welfare legislation in Northern Ireland, at an event hosted by John Blair MLA. The event heard from speakers including David Bowles from the RSPCA and Marina Fidler, Co-Founder of MADRA Dog Rescue. The coalition has identified eight priority areas […]
Huge thanks to the Mayor of Antrim, Councillor Mark Cooper BEM, for formally opening our new enrichment and agility area on Saturday 16th September and everyone who came along to celebrate with us. Of course, we couldn’t forget our residents, who all got a slice of celebratory cake on the day, accepted on their behalf […]
[cmsms_row][cmsms_column data_width=”1/1″][cmsms_gallery layout=”slider” image_size_slider=”full” slider_effect=”fade” slider_autoplay=”true” slider_slideshow_speed=”3″ slider_animation_speed=”250″ slider_rewind=”true” slider_rewind_speed=”1000″ animation_delay=”0″]11645|https://midantrim.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/IMG_8257-slider-150×150.jpg,11660|https://midantrim.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/IMG_8494slider-150×150.jpg,11643|https://midantrim.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/IMG_8591slider-150×150.jpg,11646|https://midantrim.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/IMG_8278-slider-150×150.jpg,11671|https://midantrim.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/IMG_8483slider-150×150.jpg,11644|https://midantrim.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/IMG_8626slider-150×150.jpg[/cmsms_gallery][cmsms_text] We’re so excited and cannot wait to share our excitement with you! Your outstanding support and commitment to our work have helped make our dream a reality and we are delighted to confirm that our newly developed Enrichment and Activity Centre is now complete. […]
The success story of one of our long-term residents has inspired an exciting new initiative which aims to ease the transition from kennels to forever home for dogs whose adoption journeys can be more difficult. Staffordshire bull terrier, April, spent a few years with us at the sanctuary before her luck changed in October 2020, when […]
Many supporters will know about Jet who recently passed away, aged 17. Jet came home with us in the summer of 2019. We soon saw how home life rejuvenated him. He loved his walks and spreading out on the sofa. He loved a squeaky toy and assisting with leftovers. He showed his bravery and strength climbing […]
I became a volunteer at the Sanctuary in June 2022. I was lucky enough to have the opportunity to undertake work placement for my university course, which means I am volunteering Monday to Friday from 9am-5pm for 16 weeks. Volunteering at Mid Antrim Animal Sanctuary has been amazing! The environment is always so positive and […]