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Benson came in on the 12th of August due to a change in circumstances.  He was originally adopted from us in 2016. He is a friendly, lively boy who knows sit on command, is housetrained, ok when left and loves to play ball. Benson is looking for a home where he will be the only pet as he does not like being pestered by other dogs and would chase cats. He is a new arrival who is still being assessed.

Eva came in for rehoming as a stray rabbit that had got stuck in a wall cavity between two houses.  One of our collection officers had to go out to rescue her.  She did not harm herself and has not been fazed by the ordeal. Eva is a rex cross lop rabbit, about 8-10 weeks old when she arrived at the shelter on 20th July.  Due to her age we can not neuter her yet but will go to her new home with a voucher to get her done.  She has been vaccinated and will be microchipped.  Due to her age Eva is looking for a home with a neutered male rabbit who has been neutered for a while.  With access to an indoor or shed setup for her first winter as she is so small

Pip came in for rehoming as his owner could no longer care for him. We think Pip is about 2-3 years old.  He is a lion head cross rabbit.   He is now neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.   Pip is a sweet,  quiet and gentle rabbit.  He has not been handled much but you can pick him up.  His favourite time at work is veg time in the afternoon.   We are looking for a home with a spayed female rabbit who can keep Pip company

Rupert came in on the 6th of August due to a change in circumstances. He is a friendly, affectionate boy who knows sit and his name on command, is housetrained, ok when groomed and enjoys playing with toys, especially a squeaky. Rupert is a new arrival who is still being assessed.  

Dodo came in on the 5th of August as he was unwanted. He is a friendly, bouncy, lively pup who will be quite big when fully grown! Dodo is good when groomed and loves playing with toys but will need further training. He is ok with other dogs but can be full-on and playful! He would be best in a home without cats. Dodo can be very mouthy so is looking for an experienced owner who can teach him better manners! He could live with children 10 years or older who are used to bouncy, large pups!  Dodo needs an active home.

Tilly came in on the 1st of August via another rescue. She was an unclaimed stray. Tilly is a friendly, lively girl who knows sit and her name in command, is ok when groomed and enjoys playing with some toys. She seems ok with other dogs as long as she is the boss! Tilly needs a home without cats. She would suit a terrier experienced, active home.  Tilly is very loving and cuddly and could live with children 10 years or older who are used to dogs.

Cassie came in on the 31st of July via the local dog wardens. She was an unclaimed stray. Cassie is a very lively girl who knows sit, paw, come and her name on command, is good when groomed and enjoys playing ball.  She is friendly and affectionate and enjoys a fuss. Cassie is ok with some other dogs but can be full-on! She needs a home without cats. She will be looking for a very active home with someone who will provide her with plenty of mental stimulation. Cassie would enjoy flyball or agility. She needs an experienced owner and may be best as the only dog so she can get all the attention!  Cassie could live with children 10 years or older who are used to dogs.

Tootsie and Mr Black came in on the 30th of July via an Inspector after their previous owner passed away. They are both friendly, lively dogs who enjoy attention and fuss, are good when groomed, housetrained know sit and their names on command and enjoy playing ball. Mr Black is slightly shyer than Tootsie and relies on her to give him confidence. They would benefit from further socialisation with other dogs and have not been tested with cats yet. Tootise and Mr Black would like to find a home where they can stay together.  They could live with children 8 years or older.

Rory has come from the rspca in London where he was dumped outside the shelter in a box! He’s a little shy around new people, and we think would best suit a calmer home without children. (Will need a garden)

Pancho came in from the rspca in London where he had been handed in as a stray. Poor Pancho unfortunately had to have one of his legs amputated, but this doesn’t stop him one bit! He’s still quite new, so not sure how he is with children yet or other cats. (He will need a garden)

Otis came in on the 10th of July as he was too boisterous for his previous owners.  He was originally an unclaimed stray back in May. Otis is a playful, cheeky boy who knows sit on command, loves his toys and is housetrained.  He is very active and will need plenty of walks and mental stimulation. Otis is ok with other dogs but needs a home without cats. He can be strong on the lead and is looking for an experienced owner who will continue his training.  Otis needs a home without children as he can be quite mouthy! To watch a video of Otis click here - Otis      

This is our group of four female guinea pigs, they came in from another Rspca who had rescued 80 from one home.  We have already rehome two and just have the four girls left. Gertrude, Betty, Edna and Mabel are all long haired guinea pigs.  When they arrived they were matted and very smelly.  Now with help of us grooming them daily their coats are so much better.  They are all a sweet bunch, we do not have to rehome them as a group of four but they must go in pairs.  We are looking for owners either with experience of long haired guinea pigs or willing to learn, they will need a hutch with a run attached to get daily exercise

Lilly is a new arrival, only arrived 11th July.  She came in for rehoming from our Putney hospital.  She was taken in there by an inspector who removed her from a home as the owners could no longer care for her. She has been neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.  She will be looking for a home with a neutered male rabbit for company.  We have not seen her full character yet but seems very sweet

Hector came to us because he was an un-neutered male who was living rough and being fed by a kind member of the public who eventually managed to catch him. He is a friendly boy, but on his terms. This should improve as his testosterone reduces!  So will need a patient home with no children or other cats. (Will need a garden)

Spencer came in on the 8th of July as he was not getting along with the other dog in the home. He is a friendly, very lively boy who knows sit, down, beg and his name on command, is good when groomed and loves playing with toys. Spencer is good with other dogs on walks but needs to be the only dog in the home. He needs a home without cats or small animals. He is looking for a very active, experienced owner who will provide him with plenty of exercise and mental stimulation.  

Ferdi came in on the 8th of July as he was unwanted. Ferdi is a friendly, lively pup who will be quite big when fully grown.  He is wriggly when groomed and enjoys playing with toys but will need complete training. Ferdi is good with other dogs but has not been tested with cats yet.  

Maggie May was brought in by an inspector,  she needed shaving as her fur was very matted! Maggie is a real character, she seems to prefer women, and isn’t keen on other animals, so will need a home on her own. She is very sweet tho, and loves sitting on your lap. Once her fur grows back, she will need regular grooming. (Would like a garden)

Minnie came to us because her owner unfortunately passed away. She’s a little on the large side, and is on a slight diet! As Minnie has only ever lived with one person, she will prefer a calm home without children. (Will need a garden)

Bruno is a lop rabbit about a year old.  He came in for rehoming as his owner is pregnant. We have now neutered, vaccinated and microchipped him.  Bruno is full of beans and likes to run around.  He is noisy and comes in to see what the staff are up to all the time.  When he has eventually stopped running around and burning off his energy he is really sweet and likes his nose rubbed.  We are looking for a home with a spayed female rabbit for company for Bruno.  We also feel he would like to run around loose in a garden when he has the opportunity.

Winnie and Maralynn are sisters both 18 months old, they have come into the shelter for rehoming as they were growing too big for their hutch.  They are big girls!!! But not giants  they are both around 3kg. We have now neutered, vaccinated and microchipped them both.  They are very sweet rabbits and love their food and treats.  They are bigger than average size rabbits, so would need a shed or Wendy house with access to a secure run and the opportunity to run around in the garden.  Due to their size they would be best with older children

Thomas came in for rehoming as he was removed by one of our inspectors,  his owner had too many animals.  He is a lop rabbit about 3-4 years old.  We have neutered, vaccinated and microchipped him. He was not living in very clean conditions so he did have mites when he arrived, that's why there is a bald patch on his back.  He has finished his treatment and is now healthy and ready for rehoming.  Unfortunately he does not photograph very well this is the best picture, he is a sweet rabbit and loves treats/greens and having a nice groom.  He is looking for a spayed female rabbit for company

Ginger and Snap gerbils came into the shelter as they were removed by one of our inspectors, due to an unsuitable home. They are both female, we think adult age as they are fully grown.  They are a sweet pair who can be picked up and handled.  They are always moving things around in their tank and chewing up the cardboard tubes we put in for them.  They need to go together in a suitable large glass tank

Desmond came to the shelter from another RSPCA in Putney.   He was abandoned in a box in a bin, he  is male about 1-2 years old, he has been vaccinated, neutered and microchipped. Desmond is a very inquisitive rabbit and likes to know what the staff are doing all the time.  He was underweight when he came into the shelter and is now eating well and gaining weight.  He is albino and does have big ears but please do not let that put you off.  He is very sweet and cheeky loves food and treats.  He will need a spayed female rabbit for company who is calm, as he can be alittle bit funny with his food still.

Maisie came in for rehoming as a stray rabbit, she was found in some ones garden.   Maisie is a female she is now neutered, vaccinated and microchipped.  We think she is about a year old. We feel Maisie has had a really bad start in life.  She is very shy of people and panic's when you try to pick her up.  She is getting more used to us and we can now stroke her and hand feed her.  We try not to pick her up too much here, so she can get used to humans being nice.  Due to this we feel Maisie would need very understanding owners, who are prepared to take things slowly and calmly for her to get used to them.  She would probably be better as a house rabbit so she does not need to be picked up to be cleaned out.  Maisie could possibly live on her own as a house rabbit.  We would not recommend she went with children.

Oliver came to us from a multi cat household. He came in covered in fleas!  He’s a little nervous at first and sometimes a bit jumpy around lots of noise, so will best suit a calmer home. (Will need a garden)