Health First
Full vet checks, vaccinations, and recovery time before any animal meets the public. No shortcuts, ever.
About PawHaven
Since 2012 we have believed the same thing: no animal is too old, too shy, or too overlooked to deserve a family. Here's how we keep that promise every day.
Our Story
PawHaven began with six kennels, one borrowed barn, and a vet who refused to give up on a three-legged stray named Pepper. Twelve years later, Pepper's portrait still hangs by our door — and more than 900 residents have walked out of it into family life.
We stay deliberately small. Fewer residents means every dog gets walked daily, every cat gets lap time, and every adopter gets honest guidance about the animal joining their home.
12
Years of rescue
900+
Pets rehomed
40
Volunteers
What Guides Us
Full vet checks, vaccinations, and recovery time before any animal meets the public. No shortcuts, ever.
We tell you about the chewed shoes and the 5 a.m. zoomies — so the match lasts a lifetime, not a weekend.
Training help, vet advice, and a standing promise: if life changes, our door is always open for returns.
Visit the Kennel
Open days run every Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Walk the grounds, meet the residents, and talk to the team — no appointment needed.