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Rescue and Animal Care now supported by Pet Database

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Rescue and Animal Care now supported by Pet Database
Weronika Adkonis

Weronika Adkonis

Date
November 10, 2026
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For more than 20 years, Rescue and Animal Care Magazine (RAACM) has been telling the stories of the animals, carers and rescues who need it most. It began with one person’s determination. The magazine’s first publisher, Jennifer Prowse, read a newspaper story she could not shake, and set out to give rescue animals a voice and make sure their carers never felt alone. The magazine she created gives rescue centres a window to feature the animals waiting for new homes, and it has grown into a magazine trusted by thousands of readers who care, adopt, foster and volunteer.

This we are very happy to share: RAACM is now officially supported by Pet Database.

For those unfamiliar, PetDatabase.com is the Defra-compliant microchip database. Their work and ours come down to the same thing: helping pets find their way home, and helping rescue pets find the right one.

Our mission has not changed. RAACM stays free, and it stays written for animal lovers. With the Pet Database team behind us, we are in a stronger position to keep it that way. Their support means we can continue offering advertising space and make sure rescues always have a place to tell their stories.

You will notice something new, too. Our magazine has a refreshed look: the same content you always love, with an elevated design.

In this issue, you can read about the new pet theft and abduction report and what it means for pet owners, a heartwarming story from Bulgaria, and much more.

As always, thank you for reading.

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Rescue and Animal Care now supported by Pet Database

The same content you always loved.