Cruelty Line: 0300 1234 999

Tilly and Suzie came into the shelter via our Putney Hospital branch.  Someone was trying to sell them in a box outside Sainsbury's.  They are identical twins and we can only tell them apart as Tilly is very slightly smaller than Suzie.  We have estimated their age to be about 2-3months old on arrival.  They are dwarf rabbits and are both females.  We have vaccinated them but can not neuter them till they are about 4 months old.  So they would need to be rehomed with a neutering voucher to be used at the vets when they are old enough. We are looking for a home for them together, they are playful and cheeky.  They are very active and run around the rabbit unit daily.  Due to their age and size they are going to be better as indoor rabbits.  They are not going to get alot bigger maybe up to 1kg in weight or just over, they are now 800g.  They can go with children if they are experienced and are used to handling small rabbits.

Pippy and Poppy came in on the 8th of March via an Inspector as their previous owner was unable to keep them. They are both sweet, friendly girls who can be a little shy at first. Pippy and Poppy know their names, are good when bathed and groomed, enjoy their walks and like to sit on your lap for a cuddle.  They are clean in kennels so should housetrain easily. Pippy and Poppy are ok with other dogs but have not been tested with cats yet. They could live with children 12 years or older and need to stay together.

Flora came in on the 25th of March via the local dog wardens as she was an unclaimed stray. She is a friendly, lively girl who is good when groomed and enjoys playing with a ball but will need further training as she does not know any commands yet.  She walks well on the lead but does have her loopy lurcher moments! Flora is sociable with other dogs but will probably need a home without cats or small animals. She is a new arrival who is still being assessed.  

Freddie came in on the 24th of March as he failed as a police dog. He is a bouncy, cheeky young boy who loves to play.  Freddie knows sit, down, paw and his name on command but can be very strong and boisterous on the lead so will require further training. He is highly active and will need an energetic owner who can keep up with him! Freddie loves to play with toys and is very loving and affectionate, sometimes a little too loving as he has a tendency to hump you! He is very friendly with other dogs but can be a bit too over the top and playful for some of them.  He needs a home without cats or small animals. Freddie is looking for an experienced, confident owner who has plenty of time and energy for training.  He can be quite boisterous and mouthy when excited so can only with children 16 years or older.  

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 housetrained, 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.

Smoke came in on the 20th of March via another rescue as he was unwanted. He has not had a good start in life and has spent the last 4 years of his life in a kennel environment. He is a sweet, friendly boy who is a little shy of new people.  Smoke knows sit on command, is good when groomed, clean in his kennel so should housetrain easily and likes playing with a rope toy. He is sociable with other dogs but has not been tested with cats yet. Smoke would prefer a home without children. He is a new arrival who is still being assessed.

Zeus came in on the 18th of March via an Inspector as he was no longer wanted. He is a friendly, affectionate boy once he knows you but can be wary of strangers at first.  Zeus knows sit, down, stay, come, paw and his name on command, enjoys being groomed and likes playing with toys, especially a squeaky one. He seems ok with female dogs but we have not tested him with other males yet.  Zeus needs a home without cats or small animals. He will be looking for an owner who is experienced with large, strong breeds.  Zeus is a new arrival who is still being assessed.

Bo came in on the 18th of March via an Inspector as she was no longer wanted. She is a friendly, affectionate girl once she knows you but can be a little shy at first.  Bo knows sit, down, stay, come, paw, leave and her name on command, enjoys being groomed and likes playing with toys, especially soft, squeaky ones. She is sociable with other dogs but will defend herself if other dogs are unfriendly towards her first.  Bo needs a home without cats or small animals. She is a new arrival who is still being assessed.

Rosa came in on the 16th of March via another RSPCA centre.  She was an unclaimed stray. Rosa is a friendly, affectionate girl who can be a little shy initially.  She knows her name on command but does not know any other commands so will need further training.  Rosa is good when groomed and enjoys playing with toys. She is sociable with other dogs but has not been tested with cats yet. Rosa is a fairly active girl who could live with children 8 years or older who are used to dogs.

Toby came in on the 16th of March via another RSPCA centre after his previous owner passed away. He is a very friendly, sweet boy who knows sit, stay, come, paw and his name on command, is ok when groomed, likes playing with toys and enjoys his walks.  Toby loves fuss and attention and will be a great companion. He is very good with other dogs but has not been tested with cats yet. Toby is looking for a quiet, retirement home without very young children.

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 rabbits and loves greens and treats here.

Can you help? Lucky is a strong healthy boy who loves his food! But unfortunately is very wary of people and won’t let us near him. We think he would suit a semi feral home where he can still be fed twice a day, but be able to do his own thing. A stables etc would be great, especially if someone lived on the premises that could keep an eye on him. It might be that in time, lucky will start to trust you and eventually want to live in doors more and even became a normal cat?

Mason came in on the 13th of March via another RSPCA centre after his owner went in to hospital. He is a large lad and still has some growing to do.  We think he may be crossed with a Great Dane. Mason knows sit and his name on command, is ok when groomed and loves to play with toys.  He can be strong and bouncy on the lead so needs an owner who is capable of holding on to him and can continue with his training. Mason has not been tested with other dogs or cats yet. He is a new arrival who is still being assessed.  

Trixie came in on the 11th of March via an Inspector due to a change in circumstances. She is a friendly, affectionate girl who enjoys attention and is not very happy in kennels.  Trixie knows sit and her name on command, is housetrained, travels well and is good when groomed.  She loves her walks and does not act her age! Trixie has lived with another dog and cats in her previous home but we have not tested her with others yet while she has been with us. She is a new arrival who is still being assessed.  

Crystal came into us with two very tiny kittens that we needed to help, as she wasn’t able to feed them enough. They have now been reserved, so we need a home for Crystal. She’s quite a shy little thing and will definitely need a calm gentle owner. Crystal wouldn’t suit a home with children.

Billy was brought to us because his owner wasn’t able to look after him anymore. He’s a little shy to begin with, but seems a lovely boy, quite friendly.  We have been told that he would prefer a calmer home and not very keen on young children. More info to come.

Seff came into the shelter as his last owner was unable to keep him anymore. He’s a nervous boy around new people, and will need a cat experienced home without children. Seff isn’t the type of cat who likes cuddles, but he is now letting us stroke him a little.  More info to come

Charlie came in on the 27th of February via an Inspector from an unsuitable home. He is a sweet, friendly boy who knows sit, down and his name on command, enjoys his walks, is good when bathed and groomed and likes playing with toys, especially a ball.  He is getting used to being picked up as he was not keen on this when he first arrived. Charlie likes other dogs and has lived with one in his previous home.  He will have a little grumble if they are too lively for him and would probably prefer a home of his own. He has not been tested with cats yet. Charlie has a condition called dry eye and will be on eye drops for the rest of his life.  He will need to continue seeing our vet for this and we will pay for the eye drops but his new owner will need to be prepared to treat him on a daily basis. (He is a very well-behaved boy when he has his treatment). He is looking for a quieter home environment and would prefer not to live with children.

Luke came into us as the owner had too many cats in the home. He’s a sweet boy, but also can be quite shy especially when it’s noisy around him. So he will need a calm home. He’s lived with other cats, so would poss be ok with female cats. Luke has been used to a garden.  More info to come.

Pee Wee came into the shelter as his owner could no longer keep him.  He is a Roborovski hamster, he is about 6 months old. We are looking for an experienced home for Pee Wee with people who have had Roborovski hamster before.  He is very shy and has not been handled much with his last owner.  As he is so little he needs to be in a tank type set up as he is quick and lively and will escape out of most hamster cages or your hands when you try to pick him up.

Bobble and Bow came into the shelter from our Essex branch, they were removed by an inspector as their owner had too many animals.  15 ferrets in total were removed.  Bow is a black eyed white ferret and Bobble is a pole cat ferret, we think they are about 1 year old, we have neutered, vaccinated and microchipped them. We are looking for an adult experienced home for these two lively girls, to be rehomed together.  They are sweet and like people around but have not had much handling, so they will/ can nip on occasion.  They can be picked up but are unsure at first, then they get used to it but if handled for too long they wriggle and nip.  In time they will settle and will be great with people as they come forward for attention and play with toys.  They know what treats are, when they hear a rustle of a bag , they appear out of nowhere.  They can live outside or inside in a suitable environment.  They are very clean here and always use they tray.  These two little ladies are not for first time ferret owners as they need to find a home with ...

Lucky came in on the 24th of January along with three other dogs from an unsuitable home. He is a sweet, shy boy who is looking for a very special home. In his previous home Lucky has little to no life experiences so he is looking for a patient, experienced owner to help build his confidence.  He knows sit and his name on command but will need continued training, including housetraining. Lucky is learning to walk nicely on a harness as he can be very worried being handled by his collar. He loves his toys and also to play with you, he can be very mouthy when excited. Lucky is ok with other dogs and enjoys their company but needs a good introduction. He is looking for an adult only home.  

Max came in on the 24th of January along with three other dogs from an unsuitable home. He is a cheeky, playful boy who is looking for a special home.  In his previous home Max had limited life experiences and socialisation.  This has caused him to be very worried by strangers.  He is looking for an experienced, patient home to build his confidence. Max knows sit and his name on command, enjoys his walks and is learning to walk nicely on his harness.  He is doing well with travelling in the car but could use more practise. He enjoys playing with toys, especially a ball and also loves his food! Max will need a pet free home.  He is learning to interact nicely with other dogs but needs further socialising. He is looking for an adult only home.      

Sheba came in on the 23rd of January via another RSPCA centre. She is a friendly, affectionate girl who loves everyone she meets.  Sheba knows sit, down, drop, stay, come, paw, other paw and her name on command.  Sheba is good when groomed and enjoys playing with toys, especially a ball or soft toy. She is not very sociable with other dogs and can be reactive so ideally needs to be the only pet in the home.  Sheba is ideally looking for a German Shepherd experienced home with someone who will work on this. Sheba could live with children 8 years or older who are used to dogs.  

Rosie and Jim came into the shelter as their  owner had too many animals.  Our inspectors were called and we are helping to rehome them.  Rosie and Jim are dwarf albino rabbits.  They are about 3 years old and have both been neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.  It is very hard to tell them apart from looking ta them but Rosie is very slightly bigger than Jim. We are looking to rehome them together.  When they came in their feet and legs were covered in dirt from their hutch.  We have cleaned them up now and they now have white feet and toes.  They are a nice pair but are not used to too much interaction with people.  Rosie will grunt a bit but is not nasty and will take treats from you.  She is more confident than Jim.  They can be picked up but would prefer not to be.  They can be housed inside or out to suitable environments.  They will need a run area inside or a run on the grass outside.  They would be better with older children just because they can grunt a bit!

Sidney came into the shelter as he was taken into the vets as a stray.  We think he is about 1-2 years old, he has small ears so we think he is a dwarf crossbreed.  We have neutered, vaccinated and microchipped him. Sidney is a very shy rabbit and is easily spooked.  We feel he would benefit from a home with a friendly spayed female rabbit to gain his trust in people.  He would be better an adult home.  He is coming round nicely here and will let us stroke him and take curly kale from our hands.