Mrs Murray's Home for Stray Dogs and Cats

Mrs Murray's Home for Stray Dogs and Cats

Mrs Murray's was founded in 1889, by Mrs Susan Murray, as a place of refuge and shelter for lost and stray dogs and cats in Aberdeen City and Shire. The Home has since expanded to take in animals from their owners, who for a variety of reasons can no longer keep them, and find new homes for them. The home also caters for a variety of small animals who have been abandoned and need to be placed in loving new homes.

One of the largest places of it's kind in the North East and is largely dependent on legacies and public donations to help towards the cost of caring for the animals. Each year over 1500 animals pass through our gates. Most are abandoned and unwanted. The Home is a registered charity and relies on donations and the support of the pubic to help fund the cost of looking after the animals and securing their future.

Rehome
Mrs Murray's accepts animals to be re-homed from their present owners who, for a variety of reasons can no longer keep them. If you need to talk to us about accepting a pet you can no longer look after, please call us to talk over your requirements.

Likewise, if you are interested in adopting an animal that needs re-homes, please visit our gallery here, or call the centre on 01224 483624.

Boarding
We offer a professional boarding service for dogs, cats, small animals and birds.

Each pet has their own private pen, and a dedicated team of trained staff to cater for their every need, no matter how spoiled they are!!

If you are interested in Mrs Murray's Home for Stray Dogs and Catsboarding, please click the links above for more infomation.