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Nina came in on the 15th of July via another rescue as she was an unclaimed stray. She is a very sweet, friendly girl who can be a little shy when she first meets you.  Nina enjoys fuss and attention once she knows you and loves a good belly rub! She is good when groomed and is fairly clean in her kennel so should be housetrained.  Nina would benefit from a little training as she does not know any commands. She is sociable with other dogs and seems to enjoy their company but has not been tested with cats yet. Nina would prefer a quieter home with an active owner as she does enjoy her walks.  She could live with teenage children who are used to dogs.

Titch came in on the 15th of July via another rescue. He is friendly, bouncy little chap who enjoys fuss and attention.  Titch knows sit, beg and his name on command, is good when groomed and enjoys playing with toys. He is good with other dogs and enjoys his walks but has not been tested with cats or smaller animals yet. Titch is looking for an active family with someone who will continue his training.  He could live with children 8 years or older.

Bruno came in on the 14th of July via an Inspector as his previous owner was unable to cope. He is a friendly, lively boy who can be a little shy when he first meets you but soon comes out of his shell!  Bruno knows sit, down, paw, speak, wait, come and his name on command, is good when groomed and likes playing with toys, especially a ball or squeaky.  He is very clean in his kennel so should be housetrained. Bruno is sociable with other dogs but has not been tested with cats yet. He is looking for an active family who will keep him entertained and could live with children 8 years or older.

Sky came in on the 30th of May via an Inspector.  When she arrived she was already undergoing treatment for a broken leg that had been left to get infected.  She has been receiving lots of treatment while she has been with us and is now on the mend and ready to find a new home. Sky is a very friendly, affectionate girl who loves her cuddles and massages.  She knows sit and her name on command, is good when groomed, likes playing with toys, enjoys her walks and is getting much better on the lead now that she is able to go out and about for longer. Sky is a bouncy, lively girl who is very intelligent and learns quickly.  Due to her broken leg she has missed out on a lot of training and socialising so her new owner will need to be prepared to put time into this.  She can be excitable around other dogs initially but is starting to respond a lot better and will require continues socialisation to carry on her progress. Sky could live with older teenagers who are used to dogs but needs a home without cats or small animals.

Maple and Marwood came into the shelter for rehoming as their previous owners had dumped them in the woods.  They were luckily found by a very nice dog walker who helped to catch them.  They were dumped with their son who was also luckily caught.  He is still very small so will be put up for rehoming once he is bigger. Maple is female, she has a white stripe on her head, Marwood is male and has a white dot on his head.  They have been neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.  We are looking to rehome them together.  They are shy but once settled they will get used to their new owners.  They come up for treats and like a good run around. They would be better with older children.

Charlie and Jarvis came into the shelter for rehoming as the child in the home has lost interest in them.   Charlie is an albino and Jarvis is a polecat.  They are brothers and are a year old.  We have neutered, vaccinated and microchipped them. They are a lovely pair of boys and we are looking to rehome them together.  They love to play and get into mischief all the time.  Where one is the other will not be far behind.  They can be picked up and handled.  But can be cheeky so would be best in a home with older children.  They may be able to live with other ferrets

Suki came in on the 9th of July via another rescue as she was abandoned. She is a friendly, lively girl who can be a little shy initially.  Suki knows sit on command, is good when groomed and likes playing with some toys. She seems ok with other dogs but has not been tested with cays yet. Suki is a new arrival who is still being assessed.

Pringle came to us from a multi cat household. Unfortunately the home owner had too many cats and so needed some help! He’s a shy boy, but is starting to came around slowly and is letting us give him a little stroke which is enjoys. Pringle will need a calm home where he can gain his confidence and get to know you in his own time. If you have had a home visit, please pop in and say hi

Luke came to the shelter because he was an un-neutered male who was a straying and going from house to house looking for food. He has since been neutered and is now looking for a home he can call his own. He’s a friendly boy, but not used to being picked up. Likes just a stroke and a tickle. Luke will prefer a home with no cats as he likes to be the boss, and a home without young children. If you have had your home visit, please pop in and say hi.

Topsy was brought into us because she wasn’t coping with the children in her last home. She was very stressed and unhappy. She’s a lovely girl, but will definitely prefer a calm quiet home where she can relax and have lots of TLC. If you have had a home visit, and would like to meet Topsy, please pop in.

Spirit came in on the 4th of July via an Inspector with her brother (Howard) due to a change in circumstances. She is a very friendly, lively girl who knows sit, down, paw and her name on command, travels well in the car, is good when groomed and likes to chase a ball although does get easily distracted!  Spirit can be boisterous on the lead when excited and would benefit from further training. She is ok with most other dogs (although can be a little bossy!) but needs a home without cats or small animals. Spirit is looking for a large breed experienced, active owner and could live with children 10 years or older.

Howard came in on the 4th of July via an Inspector with his sister (Spirit) due to a change in circumstances. He is a very friendly, affectionate boy who knows sit, down and his name on command, is good when groomed, travels well in the car and likes to play with a ball but would benefit from further training. Howard is ok with some other dogs but can be quite vocal and excitable at first.  He is not so keen on other large male dogs and needs a home without cats or small animals He is a large boy (44kg) so can be strong on the lead when he wants to be! Howard is a very cuddly, loving boy who is looking for a large breed experienced owner.  He could live with children 10 years or older.

Albert and Betty came in on the 27th of June via an Inspector.  They were in poor condition upon arrival and quite malnourished but are now starting to gain weight and look a little healthier! They are both sweet, friendly dogs who know sit and their names on command and are ok when groomed but will need further training, including housetraining. Albert and Betty seem ok with other dogs but have not been tested with cats yet. They are looking for an experienced owner, preferably with someone who has had frenchies (or similar) before. Albert and Betty are new arrival who are still being assessed at the moment.

Jess and Dora came in on the 28th of June due to  a change in circumstances. They are both friendly, affectionate girls who like cuddles and attention.  Jess and Dora know sit and their names on command, are good when groomed, travel well in the car and enjoy their walks. They have lived with cats in their previous home (although we will test them again) and have been used to children. Jess and Dora have not been tested with other dogs yet. They would ideally like to find a new home where they can stay together.  Jess is the mum of Dora and they are very attached to each other.  

Apache came in on the 26th of June via another RSPCA Centre. He is a friendly, lively boy once he knows you but can be anxious with new people and of new situations.  Apache knows sit and down on command, is housetrained, ok when groomed, and likes to play with some toys.  He enjoys his walks but can be worried by loud noises and busy situations. Apache walks well with other dogs once he knows them and as long as they are not too bouncy!  He would benefit from further socialisation and may prefer to be the only dog in the home, although a female dog in the home may help him with his confidence.  He needs a home without cats. Apache is looking for an experienced owner and would prefer a quiet, rural home.  He needs a home without children.

Doogie came in on the 14th of June via another rescue.  He was picked up as a stray and never claimed. Doogie is a friendly, affectionate boy who  knows sit, down and paw on command but would benefit from further training.  He is ok when groomed and likes playing with toys, especially squeaky ones.  He generally walks well on the lead but can be very strong if he wants to be!  Doogie is a very cuddly boy and would like to be a lap dog, if only he could fit!! He is looking for an owner who is experienced with large breeds, preferably in a quiet location as loud noises can make him a little anxious although he is learning to overcome this. Doogie would benefit from further socialising with other dogs as he can be anxious at first but does calm quickly and is then friendly. He could live with teenage children who are used to dogs but needs a home without cats or small animals.

Prince came into the shelter as he was removed by the inspectors due to bad living conditions.  Sadly his brother did not make it.  They were never together as they weren't neutered but they lived in the same room.  Prince is a dutch cross rabbit 4 years old.  We have neutered, vaccinated and microchipped him. Prince is a shy,  sweet gentle rabbit who likes to be stroked and fussed.  Not that keen on being picked up but is getting more used to it.  He has never been outside.  We are looking for a home with a spayed gentle female rabbit to bond with Prince.  He can live outside in a suitable environment but he will need patient owners willing to take time to show him what grass is, what bird's and rain are.  Or if you have an indoor home with a female rabbit,  where he can go outside if he wants that would be even better.

  Jack is quite the climber and enjoys being outside. He'll need a garden in his new home. He isn’t keen on other cats, so would like a home all to him self. He is curious and friendly. We're still getting to know Jack, so please speak to a member of staff about him if you'd like to know more. He is soon-to-be neutered. He is chipped and up-to-date on vaccinations + flea/worm treatment.

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 ...

Jojo arrived at the shelter because her owner unfortunately passed away.  She has taken a little time to settle in with us, but is now starting to trust us more. We think life in the cattery is often extra confusing to cats whose owner has died. Jojo is curious and likes attention, but on her terms. Jojo will need a quiet and calm home, where she can retire in peace and enjoy the company of her new companion. She'll probably spend evenings on the sofa with you, just perhaps not on your lap! She does seem to enjoy spending some time outside, so access to at least a small garden would be preferrable for her. She may be just as happy with a sunny windowsill. Jojo is up to date on her vaccinations, is chipped, and had flea & worming treatment. Do you think you might have the right home for this lovely older lady? If you have a COMPLETED home visit, please ask to meet Jojo if you think you have the home she's waiting for!  

Bambi came into the shelter for rehoming as her owner had too many rabbits.  Bambi is a large lop breed rabbit, around 4kg.  We have aged her about 2-3 years old, she had been neutered and vaccinated by her previous owner and we have now microchipped her. Bambi is a nice natured rabbit and like’s attention.  She does however like to re arrange her area once we have tidied it for her.  Also she likes to have a nice run about.  Ideally we are looking for a shed type setup with a large secure area to give her space and a neutered male rabbit for company.  Or  we would consider Bambi going on her own inside as she is a large rabbit.  Due to her size she would be better with older children.

Otis came in on the 24th of February as part of an unwanted litter.  Unfortunately he was returned to us recently for not getting along with the other dog in the home. He is looking for a rather special home as he has ‘aortic stenosis’  (narrowing of aortic valve leading from the heart).  Until he has another scan in a few months time we are not sure how this will affect him. The possibilities are either it could stay the same into old age or he could have rapid onset heart disease leading to a short life. Otis is a very friendly, lively pup who does not know anything is wrong with him! He can be shy with new people at first but once he knows you is cuddly and affectionate and likes to play.  He knows sit on command but will need further training. Otis is good with most other dogs but can be quite bossy with other small ones, he would benefit from further socialisation.  He needs a home without young children. Could you offer this special boy a home?  

Cash came in on the 5th of June as his previous owner could not cope with him. He is a big, bouncy, playful boy who is still a pup so has some growing to do.  Cash knows sit, paw and his name on command (although will need further training!), is housetrained, wriggly when groomed and enjoys playing with toys. He is good with other dogs but has not been tested with cats yet. Cash is a strong boy who can be very boisterous on the lead and would benefit from a large breed experienced home. He can be destructive when left on his own and gets bored easily if not exercised enough.

Meet handsome Toby! He is with us because his owner sadly went into hospital and can no longer look after him. Toby is in the unfortunate circumstance of now being our LONGEST stay cat - he's been with us for six months! Toby is a big boy who is black and short haired. He is a quirky gentleman. He's very curious and loves exploring the cattery. Sometimes he loves nothing more than for you to give him a fuss and attention, but he doesn't like being picked up and cuddled. He's a cat who likes things on his own terms - therefore we think he shouldn't live with small children. He will be a lounge lizard on your comfy sofa, sunny spot, or special perch. Toby is full of the vigour of a cat half his age. He deserves to now find a wonderful home after spending lots of time with us. Toby will need a calm home as the only cat, with experienced cat owners who aren't spooked by his occasional whims of antisocial behaviour! He may be able to live with teenagers who are used to cats, and are willing to give him the space and respect he commands! ...

Also known as Multi-Mammate Mice. We have 4 female African soft fur rats/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.

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