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Dot came in on the 7th of February via another RSPCA centre from an unsuitable home. She is a bouncy, playful young girl who loves her toys.  Dot knows sit and down on command but would benefit from a lot more training.  She is highly energetic and will need an active home to provide plenty of exercise and mental stimulation. Dot is friendly with other dogs but can be a little boisterous and likes to play! She needs a home without cats or small animals and will be prone to chasing rabbits! Dot is very loving and affectionate with everyone she meets and could live with children 8 years or older.

Delilah came to us after being left at a boarding kennels. She is a bouncy, playful girl who can be a little shy at first.  Delilah knows sit, down, paw, stay, come and her name on command, is housetrained, loves her toys and is good when groomed.  She is a very loving and cuddly girl. Delilah is looking for a more rural home or somewhere on the edge of an estate where she will not have to walk far to get to greenery.  She is very scared around busy streets and places that are built up and noisy. She is ok with most other dogs after a good introduction but can be vocal and anxious at first.  Her new owner will need to continue her socialisation.  Delilah needs a home without cats. She is looking for an experienced or confident owner and could live with children 12 years or older.    

Harry came into the shelter from our London branch, because his owner had passed away.  He is 2 years old, Lionhead dwarf cross, we have neutered, vaccinated and microchipped him. Harry came down to our shelter with his brother Larry but they were fighting as they were both uneutered, unfortunately we had to split them up.  Harry is a cheeky confident little rabbit.  He needs to be rehomed with a spayed female rabbit for company.  He likes his food and greens. He can hear a bag of greens rustling and comes flying through the cat flap.  He has not been handled that much so would be better with older children

Larry came into the shelter from our London branch, because his owner had passed away.  He is 2 years old, dwarf cross, we have neutered, vaccinated and microchipped him. Larry came down to our shelter with his brother Harry but they were fighting as they were both uneutered, unfortunately we had to split them up.  Larry is a sweet gentle little rabbit.  He needs to be rehomed with a spayed female rabbit for company.  He likes his food and greens.  He comes forward and takes food from you but can be a little shy.  He has not been handled that much so would be better with older children

Jess came into us because she wasn’t happy sharing her home with other cats and a child. She likes having all the attention to herself! Jess seems to prefer the men in the household! She will choose to sit on their laps and generally be more tolerant when being fussed by a guy. Jess has a 3-4 out of 6 heart murmur which she was born with. This has never been an issue or caused Jess any problems &  she isn’t on medication. She will need an experienced cat home without young children & would like a garden.

Maggie was brought in because her owner was moving away. She wasn’t very well and after blood tests etc we found she had an overactive thyroid. She has been on treatment and has now had the thyroid removed. She is putting on weight and generally doing well. She is on a sensitive diet for her tummy, but hopefully once homed and less stressed, this will sort it’s self out. Due to her age, Maggie will need a quiet calm home.

Lancelot came to us via Top cat vets where he had been taken by one of our RSPCA inspectors. He was an un-neutered  stray with a severe eye injury possibly caused by another cat. Unfortunately he had to have his eye removed, but this shouldn’t stop him from being able to do normal cat things. He’s a bit of a wimp, so a calm home as the only cat would be needed. Lancelot will need a garden.

Teddy and Gary came into the shelter as their owner had a change of circumstances and could no longer keep them.  Teddy is tan, long haired male about 3 years old.  Gary is brown and white, smooth coated, about 1 and half years old.  They were bonded when they were both younger,  they have not been neutered as they get along very well. We are looking for a home for the boys together, they like people and love their greens.  They can be picked up and handled.  They could live inside or outside but would need to be in a shed or outbulding/garage for the winter months if they did live outside.   Teddy will need grooming regularly but luckily his coat is not very long haired so he doesn't need a hair cut.  They could live with children if the children are calm and patient

Frank came in on the 12th of February via the local dog warden as he was an unclaimed stray. He is a friendly, lively boy who knows sit, down, paw, spin and speak on command, is ok when groomed and likes to play with some toys.  Frank will need some further training and may need housetraining too. He is sociable with other dogs but has not been tested with cats yet. Frank is a new arrival who is still being assessed.  

Ozzy came in on the 6th of February after being signed over to a local vets. He had been attacked by the other dog in his previous home and spent 3 weeks at home with one of the vet nurses while he recovered. He is a very lively pup who has already had two homes in his short life.  Ozzy knows sit, down, leave, stay, come, paw and his name on command, is housetrained and is ok when left on his own for short periods. He can be vocal and unruly around other dogs that he doesn't know although due to his past experience this is understandable.  He has lived with another dog in his foster home and is fine once he has got to know them. His new owner will need to be prepared to continue his socialisation. Ozzy is looking for an adult, experienced home with someone who has a lot of time to put into his training. He is a new arrival who is still being assessed.

Lucky came in on the 24th of January along with three other dogs from an unsuitable home. He is a very shy, nervous boy until he gets to know you but once he trusts you is affectionate and clingy.  Lucky knows sit and his name on command, enjoys his walks and loves his food! He has not has a lot of socialisation or attention in his previous home so will need further training. Lucky is good with other dogs and would benefit from living with one in his new home to help him gain confidence. He is a new arrival who is still being assessed.

George came into us because unfortunately his owner passed away. He’s a friendly chap, but is a bit of a nervous boy, so wouldn’t suit a busy household or a home with young children. George will need a garden.

Sandy came in on the 24th of January along with three other dogs from an unsuitable home. She is a shy girl until she gets to know you but is starting to learn to trust people and come out of her shell.  Sandy knows her name on command and enjoys her walks. She is ok when groomed and likes playing with toys.  Sandy has not has a lot of socialisation or attention in her previous home so will need further training. She is ok with other dogs and could live with her friend Prince if someone wanted to adopt a pair. Sandy is looking for an adult, experienced home without children under 10 years.  

Prince came in on the 24th of January along with three other dogs from an unsuitable home. He is a shy, nervous boy until he gets to know you but is starting to learn to trust people and really coming out of his shell.  Prince knows his name on command and enjoys his walks. He is ok when groomed and likes to play with a ball.  Prince has not has a lot of socialisation or attention in his previous home so will need further training. He is ok with other dogs and would benefit from living with one to help him gain confidence.  He could live with his friend Sandy if someone wanted to adopt a pair. Prince is looking for an adult, experienced home without children under 12 years.   

Max came in on the 24th of January along with three other dogs from an unsuitable home. He is a shy, nervous boy until he gets to know you but once he trusts you is very affectionate.  Max knows sit and his name on command, enjoys his walks and loves his food! He has not has a lot of socialisation or attention in his previous home so will need further training. Max is a new arrival who is still being assessed.  

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.