Areas of coverage
Check you live in our catchment area
For cats, please check you live in our catchment area below to ensure that we can respond to your application.
Hounslow Animal Welfare Society can only homecheck and rehome cats in the areas listed below.
For other animals we can possibly cover a wider area but we ask that you contact us with your full details.
It is very important that you read our Adoption Procedures in advance of applying to rehome any animal from us.
Areas of coverage
We cover many of the London W, TW and KT postcodes, check below to see if your town is in our catchment.
We are unable to cover the HA and UB postcodes
- Acton
- Addlestone
- Ashford
- Barnes
- Bedford Park
- Bedfont
- Brentford
- Chertsey
- Chiswick
- Cranford
- Ealing (W5, W7 and W13)
- East Molesey
- Egham
- Feltham
- Hammersmith
- Hampton, Hampton Hill and Hampton Wick
- Hanworth
- Hounslow
- Isleworth
- Kensington (W8 & W11)
- Kew
- Kingston
- Laleham
- Mortlake
- New Malden
- Petersham
- Richmond
- Sheen
- Shepherds Bush
- Shepperton
- Staines
- Stanwell
- Strawberry Hill
- St Margarets
- Sunbury
- Surbiton
- Teddington
- Thames Ditton
- Twickenham
- Walton-on-Thames
- West Molesey
- Weybridge
- Whitton
- Wraysbury
In our area and ready to adopt?
Cats
The charity is only able to cover the areas above, unless specified that a wider coverage area may be considered. It is important that you read our Adoption Procedures in advance of making your application.
Other animals
For other animals we can possibly cover a wider area but we ask that you contact us with your full details. It is very important that you read our Adoption Procedures in advance of applying to rehome any animal from us.
Can the charity cover a wider area?
Hounslow Animal Welfare is staffed by volunteers with limited resources and time available. It is important to ensure that the charity’s animals go to good homes so all potential adopter homes will ideally be visited by volunteers in their area, prior to adoption.
It may be possible to carry out a virtual visit, however this relies on the availability of home visitor resources. To avoid any future potential issues, the charity aims to rehome animals within easy distance of our catchment area, where volunteers may also be able to assist.