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  • Jacob - Pet Survivor Finalist

    Loveable Jacob suddenly started vomiting blood and was diagnosed with a potentially deadly combination of a serious abdominal infection and pneumonia.

  • Milo - Pet Survivor finalist

    Poor Pomeranian Milo was bred by unscrupulous puppy farmers, leaving him enduring 6 hours of complex surgery to fix deformed his spine

  • Mother Duck - Pet Survivor Finalist

    Mother Duck suffered a suspected fox attack leaving her with a horrific neck injury that she wasn't expected to survive.

  • Trinny - Pet Survivor finalist

    Tiny Trinny was left at death's door after a ferocious attack from a larger dog, leaving her with deep wounds and in danger of losing her leg.

  • What does the Wellbeing Centre look like?

    Manchester's new Pet Wellbeing Centre is built to the same design as our Oldbury PDSA Pet Hospital in Birmingham. Take a tour around with our friendly vet Ian below.

  • Woody - Pet Survivor Finalist

    Woody came home with horrific injuries, including a missing tail, a deep wound to his tummy, leaving him fighting for his life.

  • How was your donation spent

    It cost £2.4m to build the hospital that Manchester’s pets deserve. With seven consulting rooms, two operating theatres, a dedicated wellbeing hub and additional kennels.

  • Email

    Pet Survivor 2019 Voting is now open! These six pets battled against all odds to survive. Now we need your help to decide who should be crowned Pet Survivor of the Year 2019. Our judging panel, which included TV presenter Michaela Strachan, Vet and TV presenter Judy Puddifoot and former Love Island star Kady McDermott, had the difficult task of selecting these six plucky pets from all the entries…

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  • Manchester Clients

    Your Manchester PDSA Pet Wellbeing Centre A guide to your Manchester Wellbeing Centre What you need to know After more than 40 years in Old Trafford, our much-loved hospital is now struggling to cope - the waiting and consulting rooms are too small and there is not enough car park space. We want to be able to treat your pet in the best possible environment, and to do even more to help local owners…