Based in Llanelli, Camarthen and aims to rescue and rehabilitate primarily puppy farm dogs. Overview, how to help, news, events and profiles of animals seeking homes.
United KingdomThe poor greyhound Ingrid killed because Many tears didn’t do a home check for fostering a dog out.Even after this event put their dog on their website advertising it saying it’s known to dislike some breads and jump over fence, before later putting the dog down.Then refusing to answer questions .Arden grange you should be shamed into supporting this business.In my view a business though my research not a charity.Good morning Britain you sickened me with your interview.
United KingdomOn Monday, 29 June 2025, I adopted an 8-week-old Cavalier cross from Many Tears Animal Rescue, and called him Bobby.By Wednesday, he was unwell, and by Tuesday 8th July, Bobby was sadly no longer with us.I was told he had a “full, clear health check" when picking him up, but he deteriorated quickly with worms, dehydration, seizures, and an open fontanelle. Bobby deserved better care and respect from those who were meant to help him prior to his adoption.Bobby saw multiple vets duing his 8 day's with myself. Every vet, was concerned to why his open fontanelle was not been disclosed, and why he wasn't given adequate worming. They also questioned if Bobby had ever seen a vet. I only have the word of Many Tears that his health check was carried out by a qualified veterinarian. No vets name has ever been disclosed on his paper work or thereafter.After paying over £3000 vets fees in 6 days, I desperately called the Many Tears emergency line. They promised they wouldn’t let Bobby die and offered to take over his care, which brought a huge amount of relief. Yet the following days were filled with distress, miscommunication, and decisions about Bobby’s life were made without me. Which resulted in Bobby's death.He was put to sleep without my knowledge or permission by Many Tears Animal Rescue.Bobby had no further treatment in their care, and was aloud to deteriorate. I twice, requested a meeting about Bobby's ongoing treatment in the 2 days Many Tears had him. Twice it was declined. 5 months later, I’m still extremely angry, heartbroken and totally devestated. After reaching out to Many Tears, I was given a catalogue of excuses to why Bobby was so badly let down, including that Sylvia the ceo was highly medicated when making this decision on Bobby's life. Shocking, just shocking. From the moment I first walked in to this place, i was met with superiority and scepticism.All I wanted was the best for this poor little pup. It's a shame no one else there wanted the same.They even managed to get Bobby's name wrong for his Cremation.He was truly let down from the moment his mum was brought in unknowingly pregnant from Ireland. Vaccinated without a healthceck, to then being born and raised in kennels with an outbreak of gardia. This whole litter were experiencing health problems before being adopted, yet they were all adopted with a full clear health check from their on site vet. Sadly, Bobby was not the only pup from this littler to pass away within days of being adopted. Sylvia has said, that they couldn't have known that these pups were all ill prior and during adoption, this is an outright lie. The lies have been endless. This practice of shipping animals from Ireland and other countries is still ongoing. The best interests of these animals are not in mind or being met.Even if it takes me 20 years, I will make sure people are heald accountable. Please feel free to contact me if you have any information, or speakout about your experience of this place. If I had this experience, I know there's many, many other people out there. How the staff including Sylvia, dealt with this, I can only describe as cruel, cold, self pitiful and utterly shambolic.HAVE YOUR EYES AND EARS OPEN.Bobby deserved life 💔Bobby deserved better 💔
United KingdomI am shocked by these reviews. I live in Suffolk and twice we have driven to Many Tears to adopt 2 of the most amazing and beautiful dogs. The staff were absolutely lovely and totally honest about the nervous ex breeding dogs we were adopting . The home checks were easy, one was done with a mobile phone, the communication with the office very simple and satisfactory. One of my girls was rescued from hell in Ireland, she was in a despicable condition and I can't thank MT and Sylvia who drove the van, enough for rescuing her. The other one was only 18 months old and had already had god knows how many litters , exploited by filthy greeders. My next dog will be from MT. Thank you Sylvia (hero) and all your staff, you are simply amazing. You won't always please everyone, people are so quick to criticise these days , and some of these reviews are quite frankly ridiculous, but we are so thankful to you and we adore our girls
United KingdomMany tears do an excellent job in matching dogs to their forever homes. I adopted an ex breeding female dog of 7 years of age. The vetting and home check I had was to ensure that I would be a suitable owner, as these dogs need lots of patience, love and time to decompress. I would highly recommend them if you’re looking to rehome a dog or a cat.
