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Willow and Mojo came in on the 13th of October due to a change in circumstances. They are both very friendly, affectionate dogs who enjoy fuss and attention.  Willow and Mojo know sit and their names on command, are housetrained, ok when left, good when groomed and enjoy their walks.  Willow also enjoys playing with toys. They have not been tested with other dogs or cats yet. Willow and Mojo would like to find a new home where they can stay together. They are new arrivals who are still being assessed.

Smokey came in on the 11th of October due to his owners ill health, unfortunately she was no longer capable of looking after him. Smokey is a sweet boy who is a little unsure of what is going on at the moment and why he is suddenly in a kennel.  He is housetrained, travels well in the car, is ok when left on his own, enjoys a fuss and being groomed and walks well on the lead. Smokey is ok with female dogs but has not been tested with other males or cats at the moment. He is a new arrival who is still being assessed.  

Dinky came in on the 13th of September via an Inspector as her owner was being evicted and could no longer care for her.  She came in with three other dogs and was the shyest of them all. She is now a bouncy, lively young girl who has gained in confidence and enjoys her walks but can be quite boisterous on the lead.  Dinky would benefit from complete training, including housetraining. Dinky is not keen on unfamiliar dogs so needs to be the only pet in the home and would definitely benefit from further socialisation.  She needs a confident family to provide training and socialise her.  Dinky could live with children 10 years or older who are used to dogs. Dinky is looking for a very active, experienced owner.

Bear came in on the 13th of September via an Inspector as her owner was being evicted and could no longer care for her.  She came in with three other dogs. She is a bouncy, lively young girl who enjoys her walks but can be quite boisterous on the lead.  Bear would benefit from complete training, including housetraining. Bear is not keen on unfamiliar dogs so needs to be the only pet in the home and would definitely benefit from further socialisation.  She needs a confident family to provide training and socialise her.  Bear could live with children 8 years or older who are used to dogs. Bear is looking for a very active, experienced owner.

Skipper came in on the 13th of September via an Inspector as his owner was being evicted and could no longer care for him.  He came in with three other dogs. He is a happy, bouncy boy who enjoys his walks.  Skipper knows sit and his name on command, is good when groomed and loves to play with a ball but would benefit from further training. Skipper is not keen on unfamiliar dogs so needs to be the only pet in the home and would definitely benefit from further socialisation.  He could live with children 10 years or older who are used to dogs. Skipper is looking for an active, experienced owner.

Mildred came in on the 14th of September via an Inspector after being removed from an unsuitable home. She is a sweet, friendly girl who knows sit on command, is ok when groomed and enjoys playing with toys, especially a ball. Mildred would benefit from further socialising with other dogs although she has lived with dogs in her previous home.  She needs a home without cats or small animals. Mildred is looking for an active owner who will continue her training and could live with children over 16 years.

George came in on the 14th of September via an Inspector after being removed from an unsuitable home. He is a friendly, lively boy who knows sit and come on command, is ok when groomed and loves playing with toys, especially a ball. George would benefit from further socialising with other dogs although he has lived with dogs in his previous home.  He needs a home without cats. George is looking for an active owner who will continue his training and could live with older children who are used to dogs.

Buster came in on the 25th of September as his previous owner could not cope. He is a cheeky, bouncy young boy who is still very much a puppy! Buster knows sit, down, come and his name on command, is housetrained, good when groomed and loves to play with toys. He is friendly and playful with other dogs but can be a bit full-on for some!  Buster has lived with cats in his previous home although he would only be suitable to live with a confident cat who is used to bossing dogs around! He would benefit from an experienced home with someone who has plenty of time for training and exercise.  Buster could live with children 10 years or older who are used to large, lively dogs.

Murphy and Murdock came into the shelter as they were removed along with 43 other rabbits from one home.  The other rabbits have been distributed around the country.  We do have their sisters here Iona and Rosa.  Also their brother kramer but he has already been reserved so will be going very soon. We think they are Rex cross dwarf rabbits as they are still very small but they do have beautiful coats.  We have now neutered, vaccinated and microchipped them.  They are brothers and their date of birth is 26/5/19 We are looking for a home for them together.  They are a sweet pair of boys but have not been handled much due to the amount of rabbits in the home.  Due to this they can be a little jumpy and wriggly when handled.  We feel they would be better in an adult home or a home with teenage children.  As this is their first winter and they are small they will need to go inside or into a shed for this winter

Chas and Dave where actually born at the shelter.  We went into a home a removed 16 guinea pigs, some where pregnant and some had, had babies.  These two were born to different mums but have grown up together.  Chas is brown/tan/white and was born 18/8/19.  Dave white/tan/brown and was born 24/7/19. We are looking for a home for them together, they are both male and are not neutered.   We are looking for a home where they can be outside in the summer and inside in the winter.  Or they could live inside and have access daily to an exercise area inside.  They love food and greens time.  They do squeak but only for kale!!  They have been handled here by the staff but are not overly confident with strangers so a home without very young children may be better for them.

Say hello to lovely Lyam! He joined us this summer from another RSPCA in London. Lyam was a stray who was treated for an abscess before coming to Brighton. He is absolutely full of character and enjoys our company. Lyam is healing from stitches that have left him with a scar above his left eye. He will be ready to leave for a new home soon when his treatment is complete. Lyam is a good-natured cat who enjoys exploring the cattery, getting treats, and having a nice fuss. He would like access to a garden in his new home. He could live with children who are used to cats, and wouldn't like to live with dogs. He could potentially live with another cat, depending on the circumstances. Lyam is finishing a course of medication, but is vaccinated and up to date on flea & worming treatment. He is chipped and neutered. If you have a COMPLETED home visit and are curious to learn more about Lyam, please speak to a member of the cattery team!

Here's Norman! Stormy Normy was a stray before he came to us, and is a sweet boy still learning to completely trust the cattery. He's long haired and tabby, and about 2-3 years old. Norman likes a chin scratch and to have his ears rubbed! Although he was a stray, he's definitely not feral, because he does love a good fuss and attention. He likes to flip himself around and really enjoys himself. Norman needs a good home with people who will give him love and attention, so that he can be a confident boy and really thrive. He's a big mush underneath it all. Norman would prefer to be the only cat and not live with tiny children. He'd like outdoor space and a comfy sofa. Norm is up to date on vaccinations and is neutered and chipped. He has also had recent flea and worming treatment. If you have a completed home visit, please ask a member of staff all about Norman!

Meet Sam, a shy boy rescued from a multi-cat household this summer. He is black and short-haired. Sam is a sweet guy, who needs a new owner that will shower him with love and patience as he gains confidence and continues to come out of his shell. Sam has previously lived with lots of cats, and we think he'd prefer to be on his own now. He has taken time to settle in with us, and still spends most of his time in the safety of his pyramid bed. However, he really loves a good chin scratch and ear rub, and rewards your efforts with a lovely purr. We think he simply needs a calm home with an experienced owner to help him really blossom. He does spend a bit of time outside, so would like access to at least a small garden. Sam would need to live with adults only (or perhaps older children if they understand cats!) Sam is up to date on flea & worm treatment and vaccinations. He is chipped and neutered. Could you be the one to help him flourish? If you have a COMPLETED home visit, please ask to meet Sam!...

Hello Kittie! This lovely girl recently joined us as she was stressed in her home from the children and arrival of a new baby. She is a sweet, curious, and spritely little lady with the softest ginger fur. Kittie is short-haired. Kittie is looking for a calmer home than she came from - no small children, please! She isn't keen on other cats, so will need to be the only cat in her new home. She does like exploring outside so will need access to a garden, preferably in a quiet area. Kittie is up to date on her vaccinations and has been flea & worm treated. She is microchipped and spayed. If you have a COMPLETED home visit and would like to know more about Kittie, please ask a member of staff!

Deja came in on the 19th of September via an Inspector as her previous owner was unwell and no longer able to care for her. She is a friendly girl who loves everyone once she has met them!  Deja knows sit, down, paw, leave and her name on command, is good when groomed and loves to play with toys, especially a ball. She seems ok with other dogs although can be a little boisterous when she first meets them.  Deja can get a little jealous for attention so would prefer to be the only dog in the home.  She needs a home without cats. She could live with children 10 years or older who are used to bouncy dogs!  Deja would benefit from an experienced family who will continue her training.  

Iona and Rosa came into the shelter as they were removed along via 43 other rabbits from one home.  The rabbits have been distributed around the country.  We do have their brothers here.   We think they are rex cross dwarf rabbits as they are still very small but have beautiful coats.  We have now neutered, vaccinated and microchipped them.  They are sisters and their date of birth is 26/5/19. We are looking for a home for them together.  They are a sweet pair of rabbits but have not been handled much in the home due to the amount of rabbits in the home.  Due to this they can be a little jumpy and wriggly when handled.  We feel they would be better in an adult home or a home with teenage children.  As this will be their first winter and they are small they will need to go inside or into a shed for the winter.

Grace and Gordon came in for rehoming as they were found straying on someone's property.   They are brother and sister we think.  When they arrived they were very thin, had lots of fleas and ticks.  Also Gordon had a big abscess on his neck.  We have now treated them for their ticks and flea's.  Gordon has now had all his treatment for his abscess.  They have both been neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.  We think they are only about 10-months - 1 year old. We are looking for a home for them together, they are very friendly and playful.  They can be picked up and handled.  Grace is more noisy and wants to know what you are doing, Gordon is mischievous and gets into everything.  They would be ok with older children if the children are used to ferrets.  They can live inside or outside.

Whiskey came in on the 9th of August via another RSPCA centre. She is a bouncy, affectionate girl who loves her walks.  Whiskey knows sit, down and paw on command, is good when groomed and is clean in her kennel so should be housetrained.  She loves to play with toys, especially a rope or ball. Whiskey is ok with most other dogs with a good introduction but would be best as the only dog in the home.  She would benefit from further socialisation.  Whiskey needs a home without cats. She is highly food orientated and can be snatchy with treats so needs an adult home preferably with someone who has bull breed experience.

Akira has been with us in our special care unit since the beginning of March.  She came in via an Inspector and was extremely malnourished on arrival.  After lots of veterinary investigations we have got to the bottom of why she was so skinny.  Akira has digestive issues linked to her pancreas, this means she has to stay on a specific diet and will be on an enzyme supplement in her food for life. She has now  gained lots of weight, is feeling 100 times better and is ready to look for a new home. Akira is a friendly, boisterous girl who still very much behaves like an adolescent! She knows sit and her name and will give both paws but will need further training.  Akira enjoys her walks and has recently started wearing a halti to help her walk nicely! She needs a home without cats, birds or small furry animals and will need to continue her socialisation skills with other dogs as she has missed out on so much as a pup. Akira is looking for a family who are experienced with big dogs as she does like to try and push the boundaries!  She is a bouncy, playful girl now that ...