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Oscar came into the shelter as his owner was unwell.  He is an otter dwarf male, 1 year old.  We have neutered, vaccianted and microchipped him. We are looking for an indoor home for Oscar, with a spayed female rabbit for company.  He has never lived outside and is only 900g, he is fully grown.  He can be picked up but is very wriggly and would rather you didn't pick him up at all!!!  He was not neutered and as far as we know he has not seen another rabbit in a while.  We have now neutered him but he will need to go to new owners who have bonded rabbits before as he is a bit bossy, if he doesn't like where you have put hings in his pen he will just move them, he does have alot of character.  We would recommend older children as he is wriggly to handle

Annie came in on the 11th of June via another rescue as she was unwanted. She is a friendly, lively girl who can be a little shy at first. Annie is good when groomed and is learning her name but will need some further training.  She does not really understand playing with toys but likes to chew on a nylabone. Annie is ok with other dogs but can be unsure to begin with, especially with larger ones.  She needs a home without cats or small animals. She will need to be kept on a lead unless she is in a secured area as she does like to chase birds and wildlife! Annie is is looking for an experienced, active owner and could live with children 8 years or older who are used to dogs.

Otis came in on the 23rd of June via another rescue due to a change in circumstances.  He had lived in his previous home since a puppy so is finding it hard being in a kennel. Otis is a friendly lad who enjoys attention (and being out of his kennel!). He knows sit, down, paw, other paw, stay, come and his name on command, is housetrained and loves all toys, a squeaky is probably his favourite but he will play with anything. Otis seems ok with other dogs but has not been tested with cats yet. He is a new arrival who is still being assessed at the moment.    

Frisbee came in on the 23rd of June via another rescue as she was too active for her previous owner.  We think she is a Tibetan Terrier cross Bearded Collie type. Frisbee is a friendly, lively girl who knows sit, down, paw, leave, stay and come on command.  She is good when groomed and loves to play ball.  In fact she is ball obsessed!! She also really loves water and enjoys playing in our paddling pool. Frisbee is fine with other dogs (but prefers her ball!).  She has not been tested with cats yet. She is looking for a very, very active owner as she is always on the go! Frisbee will also need a home without young children. She is a new arrival who is still being assessed at the moment.

Dodger is a friendly older boy, but is also very shy around new people. He’s a bit of a wimp who likes to hide in his bed until he gets to know you. Dodger will need a calm home without children and would like to be the only cat. He would also like a small garden as he enjoys laying quietly in the sunshine. Dodger is the type of cat who won’t venture far, and would definitely appreciate a quiet life.

Maddie came in on the 11th of June via another rescue as she was unwanted. She is a friendly, bouncy girl who enjoys fuss and attention but will need some training.  Maddie walks fairly well on the lead but does have her loopy lurcher moments! She is good when groomed and likes playing with some toys. Maddie is ok with other dogs but can be a little shy of larger ones.  Once she knows them she is a bit bossy so may be best as the only dog in the home.  She needs a home without cats or small animals. Maddie could live with children 8 years or older.  She will need to be kept on the lead unless she is in a secured area as she will chase wildlife!

Biggles came into the shelter via our Millbrook branch.  His owner was unable to keep him due to a change of circumstance.  He is a lop, 5 months old, we have neutered, vaccinated and microchipped him. Biggles is a very sweet little rabbit he went into the Millbrook branch with his brother Bailey but they weren't neutered so were fighting and had to be split.  We are looking for a home for Biggles with a gentle natured spayed female rabbit for company.  We think Biggles may be deaf or slightly hard of hearing.  He can be asleep and we make him jump very easily.  He likes people and head strokes, he can be picked up but does wriggle.  Everytime you open his pen he thinks he is getting food and eagerly comes forward.   Due to the fact we think he is deaf he would be better with older children who will not make him jump with sudden movements.  He may take longer to bond so would need owners who have bonded before.

  Bailey came into the shelter via our Millbrook branch.  His owner was unable to keep him due to a change of circumstance.  He is a lop, 5 months old, we have neutered, vaccinated and microchipped him. Bailey is a very sweet little rabbit he went into the Millbrook branch with his brother Biggles but they weren't neutered so were fighting and had to be split.  We are looking for a home for Bailey with a spayed female rabbit for company.  He likes people and head strokes, he can be picked up but does wriggle.  He is so interested in what you are doing he nearly falls out of his pen everytime it is open.  Due to his nature he could live with children but not young children

Penny came in on the 22nd of March due to a change in circumstances. She is a sweet girl who knows her name on command, is fine when left and ok when groomed.  She walks well on the lead but is a little deaf so does not always hear what is going on around her! Penny is ok with other dogs (as long as they are not too big and bouncy around her) and has lived with cats in her previous home. She would prefer a quiet home environment without young children. Penny is currently in a foster home.   *During lockdown and social distancing measures whilst the shelter is closed to the public, we are asking people to fill out a Perfect Match form (which can be found on the main RSPCA website) and emailing it to us at brightonrspca@gmail.com if they are interested in adopting from us. We will be in touch if we feel you may be a good fit. We hope to begin rehoming again soon, under guidelines from headquarters and DEFRA. We will resume rehoming slowly – prioritising local potential adopters, and bringing pets to your home to complete an adoption whilst we remain closed. Thank ...

Japonica came into the shelter for rehoming as her owner could no longer keep her as they had, had a baby.  She came into the shelter with 2 other female rabbits but they were all kept separate.  Japonica is about 2-3 years old, we have neutered, vaccinated and microchipped her. We are looking for an adult home for Japonica, she like's to grunt as you put her food in and it could make children jump.  She can be picked up and handled but not for long.  She would need a home with a neutered male rabbit for company.  She is a sweet rabbit and loves greens and treats here.   *During lockdown and social distancing measures whilst the shelter is closed to the public, we are asking people to fill out a Perfect Match form (which can be found on the main RSPCA website) and emailing it to us at brightonrspca@gmail.com if they are interested in adopting from us. We will be in touch if we feel you may be a good fit. We hope to begin rehoming again soon, under guidelines from headquarters and DEFRA. We will resume rehoming slowly – prioritising local potential adopters, and bringing pets to your home to complete an ...