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Vinny came in on the 22nd of May due to an allergy in the family. He is a very friendly, bouncy boy who knows sit and his name on command but would benefit from ongoing training.  Vinny is housetrained, travels well in the car, enjoys being groomed and loves playing with toys. He is looking for an active, experienced owner who will provide him with plenty of exercise. Vinny is a new arrival who is still being assessed.

Asher came in on the 1st of April due to his owners ill health. He is a bouncy, lively boy who can be wary until he gets to know you.  Asher knows sit, down, leave, come and his name on command, is housetrained, very playful with toys and loves to dig and swim! Asher is very friendly and sociable with other dogs and needs to got to a home where there is already a confident, settled dog (or dogs). Due to past experiences Asher is very anxious and can become easily frustrated.  He will need an adult only, experienced home to provide plenty of training, exercise and mental stimulation to help him overcome this.  He would be better suited in a rural home. Asher can be possessive over his food bowl so CANNOT live with children. If you think you can offer Asher a suitable home please come into the shelter and speak to the staff.

Desmond came to the shelter from another RSPCA in Putney.   He was abandoned in a box in a bin, he  is male about 1-2 years old, he has been vaccinated, neutered and microchipped. Desmond is a very inquisitive rabbit and likes to know what the staff are doing all the time.  He was underweight when he came into the shelter and is now eating well and gaining weight.  He is albino and does have big ears but please do not let that put you off.  He is very sweet and cheeky loves food and treats.  He will need a spayed female rabbit for company who is calm, as he can be alittle bit funny with his food still.

Maisie came in for rehoming as a stray rabbit, she was found in some ones garden.   Maisie is a female she is now neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.  We think she is about a year old. We feel Maisie has had a really bad start in life.  She is very shy of people and panic's when you try to pick her up.  She is getting more used to us and we can now stroke her and hand feed her.  We try not to pick her up too much here, so she can get used to humans being nice.  Due to this we feel Maisie would need very understanding owners, who are prepared to take things slowly and calmly for her to get used to them.  She would probably be better as a house rabbit so she does not need to be picked up to be cleaned out.  Maisie could possibly live on her own as a house rabbit.  We would not recommend she went with children.

Dave & Trigger came to us because their last owner was moving and unfortunately couldn’t take them. Trigger was involved in a road traffic accident and is blind in his right eye. This doesn’t effect him at all. Dave is more confident, but both cats will need a calm quiet home as they are not keen on lots of noise etc. So would best suit one or two people.

Rudolph came in on the 20th of May as he was unwanted. He is a friendly, lively boy who knows his name but will need complete training.  Rudolph enjoys a fuss and being groomed but doesn’t understand toys yet. He seems ok with other dogs but has not been tested with cats yet. Rudolph is a new arrival who is still being assessed.

Ralph came in on the 20th of May as he was unwanted. He is a friendly, shy boy who knows his name but will need complete training.  Ralph enjoys a fuss and being groomed but doesn’t understand toys yet. He seems ok with other dogs but has not been tested with cats yet. Ralph is a new arrival who is still being assessed.

Stella came in on the 16th of May due to a change in circumstances. She is a friendly, affectionate girl who is housetrained, good when groomed, loves to play ball and knows sit, down, paw, leave and her name on command. Stella is a new arrival who is still being assessed.

Bruno came in on the 12th of May as his previous owner was unable to keep him. He is a friendly, lively boy who can be a little shy until he has met you.  Bruno knows sit, down and paw on command but would benefit from ongoing training. He is ok when groomed and loves playing with toys. Bruno is good with other dogs but needs a home without cats. He is looking for an active, experienced home and could live with older children who are used to bouncy dogs.

Ali came in on the 13th of May as she was unwanted. She is a friendly, sweet girl who knows sit and her name on command and enjoys being groomed but would benefit from further training.  Ali is very affectionate and enjoys a cuddle. Ali is a new arrival who is still being assessed.

Titch came in on the 13th of May via an Inspector as she was unwanted. She is a friendly, affectionate girl who can be a little shy at first.  Titch knows sit and her name on command and is good when groomed but would benefit from further training. Titch is ok with most other dogs but needs a home without cats. She is looking for an active home and could live with children 10 years or older who are used to dogs.

Rosie came in on the 13th of May via an Inspector as she was unwanted. She is a friendly, affectionate girl who knows sit, down and her name on command and enjoys being groomed but would benefit from further training. Rosie is ok with other dogs but may be best as the only dog in the home as she can be bossy over food.  She needs a home without cats. Rosie is looking for an active home and could live with children 10 years or older who are used to bouncy dogs.

Oliver came to us from a multi cat household. He came in covered in fleas!  He’s a little nervous at first and sometimes a bit jumpy around lots of noise, so will best suit a calmer home.

Freddie came in on the 1st of May via an Inspector. He is a sweet, friendly boy who knows sit and his name on command and would play with toys all day! Freddy has lived with another dog in his previous home and gets on with most other dogs when walked but would prefer to be the only dog in his new home.  He needs a home without cats. He is looking for an active, experienced family and could live with children 10 years or older who are used to dogs.  

Diamond came in on the 1st of May via an Inspector. She is a friendly, lively girl who can be a little shy at first.  Diamond knows sit on command but would benefit from some further training. She has lived with another dog in her previous home and has been friendly with other dogs while here. Diamond is looking for an experienced owner who will give her time to settle as she is very unhappy in kennels.  She could live with children 8 years or older.

Nellie came in for rehoming as her partner rabbit was attacked by a fox and the fox keeps returning to the garden.  Nellie is a 5 year old lop rabbit, who is vaccinated, neutered and microchipped. Nellie is a nice sweet rabbit but not keen on being picked up, due to this she would be better in an adult home or a home with older children.  Nellie is looking for a calm neutered male rabbit for company

Ferrero and Lindt came in for rehoming as their owner is poorly and could no longer look after them.  They are sisters to Hershey and Nestle.  They are both 1 year old and have been neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. We are looking for a home for Ferrero and Lindt together, they are a sweet pair but not that keen on being picked up, so would be best in a home with older children or an adult only home.

Danny came in on the 6th of May as he was unwanted. He is a shy boy who will need a calm, quiet home.  Danny is ok when groomed and is learning to play with toys. Danny is friendly with other dogs and would benefit from living with another dog in his new home. He has not been tested with cats yet. He is looking for an experienced owner who will help him gain confidence.  Danny needs a home without children.

Stan arrived as an un-neutered stray. He was a little under the weather and looked quite rough. But as you can see, he is now looking a lot better. He’s very friendly and loves a lap to sit on. He is currently on treatment as his tummy is still a bit iffy, but hopefully this can be sorted out. More info to come

Valerie came to us because she was a stray. She was handed in by a kind member of the public. Unfortunately Valerie wasn’t chipped and no one came forward. She had some tummy issues, but this seems to have cleared up now. She’s a lovely girl who will need a calm home without young children or other cats.

Nestle came in for rehoming as his owner was ill and could no longer care for him.  He arrived with his siblings and parent rabbits.  He is about a year old, vaccinated, neutered and microchipped.  He is a Netherland dwarf x lion head rabbit Nestle has not had a lot of handling so can be shy of new people and surroundings.  Due to this he would be best with older children.  He is looking for a home with a spayed female rabbit for company

Hershey came in for rehoming as his owner was ill and could no longer care for him.  He arrived with his siblings and parent rabbits.  He is about a year old, vaccinated, neutered and microchipped. He is a Netherland dwarf x lionhead rabbit Hershey has not had a lot of handling so can be shy of new people and surroundings.  Due to this he would be best with older children.  He is looking for a home with a spayed female rabbit for company

Paloma came in on the 14th of March via another RSPCA Centre. She is a shy girl who has made friends with the staff here but will take time to build confidence with a new owner. Paloma is looking for an experienced owner and would like to either be homed with Salsa or with an existing dog. She is good with other dogs but has not been tested with cats yet. Paloma will not be suitable to live with children.    

Grant came in on the 4th of April via an Inspector after he was abandoned by his previous owner. He is a friendly, lively pup who knows sit and leave on command but will need ongoing training.  Grant loves playing with toys and is getting used to being groomed. He is ok with most other dogs but needs to continue socialisation as he can be a bit full-on at first.  He needs a home without cats. He is looking for an active home and could live with children 10 years or older.  

Salsa came in on the 14th of March via another RSPCA Centre. She is a very shy girl who has made friends with the staff here but will take time to build confidence with a new owner. Salsa is looking for an experienced owner and would like to either be homed with Paloma or with an existing dog. She is good with other dogs but has not been tested with cats yet. Salsa will not be suitable to live with children.  

Dodger was an un-neutered male who was a stray. He was being fed by a few people and living rough. He was very nervous when he arrived and quite hissy toward us, but has calmed down and now quite sweet. Although he will let you know when he’s had enough. He would suit a home without cats or young children.

Mr blacks came in from top cat vets as a stray. He hadn’t been neutered and was looking very rough. Although he is now looking a lot better! Mr Blacks has taken some time to settle down as he is quite a nervous boy, so will need a very calm home with one or two people who have had cats before. He likes a little stroke and fuss once he knows you, and just needs time to settle.

JJ is a female rabbit who came in for rehoming as her owners where moving and could not have pets in the property.  JJ is 6-9 months old.   She has now been neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. JJ has a strong personality so would be best in a home with older children or an adult home.  She loves treats, greens and apple branches.  JJ would need experienced owners to pick her up.  She is looking for a home with a gentle  neutered male rabbit to boss about!!!.  Due to her character JJ would need to be bonded by people who have bonded rabbits before