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Anoushka is a Roborovski hamster and came in to the shelter as a stray.  She was found by a bin.  She is fully grown we believe.   We are looking for a home with someone who is used to their breed.  She is very quick and agile, due to this we would recommend she went to live in a secure glass tank.  If you are experienced in Roborovski hamster please contact the shelter for more information.

Brady came into the shelter as he was found playing in one of the field's by the shelter and was picked up by a member of staff.  We are not sure how he got there.  We have aged him about 1 year, he has just been castrated, microchipped and vaccinated. Brady is a friendly ferret and likes to have a nice wander around to see what you are doing.  He can be picked up and handled and is just starting to play.  We are looking for a home for Brady with someone who has experience of ferrets and ideally has at least one other ferret he can learn to play with.   He is a big chap but friendly with people and has clearly been handled by his previous owners.

Dice came in on the 13th of February via the local dog wardens as he was an unclaimed stray. He is a friendly, lively young boy who knows sit, leave and beg on command, is ok when groomed and enjoys playing with toys, especially a ball. Dice is looking for a special home as he has cataracts in both of his eyes.  He has seen our vet who said there is nothing to be done at this stage and at the moment he can see perfectly well, catch balls etc. but we do not know whether they will deteriorate.  If it is a congenital condition they may not get worse but only time will tell. Dice is good with other dogs but has not been tested with cats yet. He is looking for an active family and would benefit from further training.

Maggie came in on the 7th of December via the local dog wardens as she was an unclaimed stray. Maggie is a sweet, friendly girl who can be a little unsure until she knows you.  She knows sit, down, paw, roll-over and high-five on command and likes to play with a ball.  Maggie can be a bit head shy and is a little worried about being groomed at the moment. She is friendly with male dogs but can be a bit wary of other females (although she is in season at the moment!).  She would prefer to be the only dog in the home. Maggie would prefer an adult only, quieter home with someone experienced.

Also known as African Soft Fur Rats. We have 4 female multi-mammate mice. They were removed from a home by an Inspector due to poor living conditions. These are exotic pets. We are looking for a home for them together and we believe them to be about a year old. They can be picked up and handled in time. Ideally their new owners need to have experience with rodents and/or mice, as they can be escape artists! If you are interested in them, please do your research on these little girls. They must have a large, secure cage/tank. We currently have them in a large, metal chinchilla cage. Please ask a member of the Small Animal staff for more information.

Buddy is a very loving friendly boy. He knows his name, sit, down and loves giving you a paw before he takes a treat very gently. He enjoys a groom, although that leads to him sitting on you wanting a cuddle! He’s friendly with dogs, but can’t live with cats! He loves toys, but a tuggy toy is his favourite. He’s good with his food bowl. Buddy would like an active family and lovely walks. And lots of people he can cuddle. Buddy would suit children 10 years plus

Bertie and Moria came into the shelter for rehoming as their owner was moving.  They have come down from our London branch of the RSPCA.  Bertie is a grey, male,  Netherland dwarf rabbit 4 years old.  Moria is grey and white female Netherland dwarf rabbit 3 years old.  They have both been neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. We are looking for a home for them together.  They are a sweet pair and Moria especially likes to come over for a fuss and to get first pickings of food or treats.  Bertie is a little more reserved and will hide at first but once he trust’s you he can be very sweet.  Due to Bertie being shy we would recommend they went to older children or an adult only home.

Autumn initially came in for rehoming as her owner could no longer keep her.  We have spayed, microchipped and vaccinated her.  We think she is about 1-2 years old. We are looking for a very special home for Autumn, she can be picked up and handled.  She loves humans and wants to play with people.  We have tried to home her to live in a home with other ferrets but she wasn’t happy and didn’t take to the other ferrets well at all. So had to be returned.   She will play with the ferrets in the shelter but does get shy of them and will hide or scream at them.  If they get too close.  We don’t think she has ever seen another ferret so doesn’t know what to do.  Due to this we are either looking for a home where Autumn can be an only ferret inside with her new owners.  Or if she can be kept on her own but have the option to play with another ferret if she wants.  Could live with older children.

UPDATE: Jazz is Reserved! Jazz came to us because his owner sadly could no longer keep him. He's not very happy about it and would like to be back in a home very quickly, indeed! Jazz is a bit grumpy but is a softie underneath it. He's not keen on other cats and will need some patience to settle - so we'd like to see him go to someone with cat experience, who has a calm home. Jazz may be able to live with older children. He'd also like access to a garden. If you've had a home visit and would like to meet Jazz, please speak to a member of staff about him. He is neutered, vaccinated, up to date on flea & worm treatment, and is microchipped.  

Dennis is a sweet chap who came to us as a stray. He's recently had surgery to treat entropion in both eyes and is on the mend. He has also been neutered. Dennis is friendly but shy; he would love a calm home where he can be the only cat. He can live with older children who are cat experienced and understand he'll need time to settle and come out of his shell. Dennis needs access to a garden. He's vaccinated and up to date on flea & worm treatment. If you've had a home visit and think you may be able to offer him the right home, please speak to a member of staff about meeting him.

Hamish came in on the 2nd of February as he was an unclaimed stray. He is a sweet natured boy who enjoys a fuss once he knows you but can be very shy initially.  Hamish is good when groomed and walks nicely on the lead, although not always in a straight line and does have his lively lurcher moments!  He needs to learn how to play with toys and would benefit from some basic training. He is sociable with other dogs but has not been tested with cats yet. Hamish would be better in an experienced home with someone who will help him gain conficence.  He could live with children 12 years or older.  

Bruce came in on the 22nd of January via an Inspector from an unsuitable home. He is a very active, energetic young lad who knows sit and his name on command but would benefit from ongoing training.  Bruce is ok when groomed and loves to play with toys, in fact he is ball obsessed and would play all day! He walks well with other dogs but would benefit from continuing his socialisation skills and needs to be the only pet in the home. Bruce is looking for an active home, preferably with someone that has terrier experience.  He could live with children 8 years or older.  

Crispin is a sweet boy with a lot of personality. He had an awful wound on his head from living as a stray, and was given TLC by the vets before joining us in December. He's spent time recuperating with us, and is coming out of his shell. He's been neutered and microchipped, as well as given flea & worm treatment. Crispin will need a home with experienced cat owners who are willing to give him love and patience - he's becoming friendlier by the day, but will need time to settle. He would like to live in a quiet place with access to a garden, and no young children or dogs. Crispin will need to be the only cat in his new home. We think he is about 2-3 years old.  

Please say hello to Jeff & Hagar & Fanta & Jack & Helga & Hamlet. They are among a group of cats that came to us via the Inspectors from an unsuitable home. Jeff and his friends were living in a multi-cat household. They are not feral, but are not very used to handling and cuddles. When they first arrived they were very shy and nervous. To keep them less stressed we are taking it slow, and haven't moved them into the main cattery. We are letting them come out of their shells behind the scenes and they are all making progress! Hagar and Hamlet (not pictured) are still getting used to us. Jeff is learning to enjoy a stroke and chin rub. Fanta will even say hello now! We would love for them to all find patient, experienced homes when they are ready. They will need calm homes with adults only (or older children who are used to cats) and access to a garden. They are being spayed/neutered and microchipped - and are now up-to-date on vaccinations, and flea & worm treatments. If you have COMPLETED A HOME VISIT and think you may have the right home for one of ...

Lily is a rescue from Iraq.  She is a friendly girl and loves company. She cannot live with cats. Lily is still learning and would benefit from further training on recall and it is advisable to keep her on a lead until totally confident. She will need a very secure garden with no leverage to climb. LILY IS NOT WITH US HERE AT THE SHELTER.  If you are able to give this young girl an active home please contact sally@ warpaws.org Or call 07906024214 

Dotti and Margo came in for rehoming as their owner was moving and could not take them.  They are both Netherland dwarf cross lionhead rabbits, both 6 months old.  We have neutered, vaccinated and microchipped them. Dotti and Margo are a sweet pair of sisters.  They are not used so being picked up so would be better with older children.  They love veg time and get along really well grooming and cuddling up to each other.  They will need grooming on their mane and trouser area by their new owner.  We are looking for a home for them together.  They have only lived inside so would need to go into a shed or be inside for this winter.

Arial and Mini came in for rehoming as their owner could no longer keep them.  They came in with their brothers Rodney and Fred.  Arial and Mini are both female rabbits 6 months old.  They have been neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. We are looking for a home for them together, they will need an adult home or a home with older children.  Arial is a dominant rabbit and will let you know if you are doing something she is not happy with.  They both love veg time and to explore.  They will need space so Mini can get away from Arial,  when Arial has the knock!!.  They are a lovely pair but have not been handled enough when they were young so are looking for patient understanding owners

Billy came in on the 20th of December as he was unwanted. He is a sweet, friendly boy who can be extremely shy at first, especially with men. Billy loves his walks but would benefit from further training, including housetraining.  He can be quite strong on the lead. He is friendly and sociable with other dogs but needs a home without cats or small animals. Billy is looking for an experienced, energetic owner who will provide him with plenty of mental stimulation and also work on his nervousness in new situations.  He could live with children 12 years or older.  

Rodney came in for rehoming as his owner had too many rabbits and could no longer cope.  We helped by taking 4 rabbits.  We have Rodney and his siblings all from one litter.  Rodney is 6 months old, we have neutered, vaccinated and microchipped him. Rodney has a lovely character and is cheeky, he would be better with older children or an adult home as he has not had much handling.  He loves to come over for food and to see what we are doing but does not like being picked up.  We are looking for a home with a spayed female rabbit for company for Rodney