Mossley Hall Farm: Support our plans for a new specialist centre

Our proposed centre at Mossley Hall Farm would transform the care available to animals rescued from cruelty and neglect across the North West and neighbouring areas. Bringing specialist veterinary care, assessment, rehabilitation and behavioural support together on one purpose-built site, it would help animals receive the care they need to recover.

Status: planning application open for comments

Our planning application is now open for comments with Wigan Council. Please share with the council why you support the proposal by leaving a comment on the link below. The application reference is: A/26/101487/MAJOR.

Have your say on the application

How to have your say

  • View the plans and documents and follow the portal’s instructions to submit a comment.
  • Explain your views in your own words. If you support the application, say so and explain which aspects of the proposals matter to you.

Your comment does not need to be lengthy or technical. You might want to explain why you support the additional specialist facilities, the proposed jobs and volunteering opportunities, or aspects of the site’s design and landscaping.

Please keep comments relevant to the application. Comments will be published online, so follow the council’s guidance and avoid including sensitive personal information in the comment itself.

Considerations and details of the application

Your support matters

The council needs to hear from people who see benefits in the proposals, as well as those with questions or concerns.

By submitting a comment, you can explain why you believe the centre is needed and what its benefits would mean for animals and the wider community. The council will consider relevant comments alongside planning policies and the evidence submitted with the application.

Proposed development area for the site
Proposed development area