Barney was brought in by an RSPCA inspector where he had been removed from a multi cat household. Barney is a little shy at first, but once he gets to know you, he soon settles and enjoys a nice fuss. He can be a bit of a wimp sometimes, so would prefer a cat experienced home that is calm. Barney would also prefer a home without young children and other cats and would love his own little garden to sunbathe in. Barney has a slight flea allergy, so will need monthly treatment from the vet. Please ask for more info.

Kate was brought in by an inspector with her kittens. She was very nervous, covered in fleas and very protective of her baby’s! Kate has been an amazing Mummy, and now her kittens have been homed, it’s time for Kate to find a loving home herself! She will need a calm home without other cats as she really isn’t keen and likes to be the boss. Kate would love her own garden, she is used to using a cat flap here at the shelter. Kate enjoys fuss, but like most cats will let you know when she’s had enough, so wouldn’t be good with young children I’m afraid. She will need time to settle in a new home as she has been here a while looking after her kittens and also gaining weight as she was very under weight on arrival.

Sophie came in on the 7th of June via another RSPCA Centre as she was unwanted. She is a sweet, friendly girl who can be very shy at first, especially with men. Once she has got to know you she is an affectionate girl who loves a fuss. Sophie knows sit and her name on command, is good when groomed and enjoys playing with soft toys. She is an active girl who loves a good run around and has a lot of energy. Sophie is ok with other dogs and likes to play once she has got used to them. She would prefer a home without cats or small animals as would be inclined to chase them. Sophie is currently on some treatment for her skin and ears so is not quite ready for adoption yet but will be available soon. She will need an active home without young children.

Hank was originally a stray who came to us in 2020. Unfortunately he has been returned to us recently as he is a large boy and had become too strong for his owners. Hank is a lovely boy who is very friendly and knows sit on command. He is housetrained, good when groomed and walks nicely on the lead - until he sees a cat or small furry animal! Hank is good with other dogs and had many friends when he was at the shelter the first time around. More information coming soon.

Saxon came in on the 11th of June via an Inspector. He is currently on some treatment and medication for his skin and eyes but will be looking for a new home soon. Saxon is a happy friendly boy who knows sit, down and his name on command and enjoys fuss and attention. More information coming soon.

Windsor came into the shelter on 1st June. He was found in a park in London and picked up by a member of public. But she could not keep him. We think he is about 6 months old, we have vaccinated, neutered, microchipped and wormed him. Windsor is our very own jubilee bunny, he came in over the jubilee weekend and he does definitely want to be part of the party. He was not in the best condition when he arrived at the shelter he was covered in urine stains, he should be white!!!! his clean fur will come through. He was also underweight but is eating for England now!!! He is such a little character and loves people. He loves being touched, not great at being picked up for long as he wriggles so much. He loves his food and treats. He is looking for a spayed female rabbit for company. He will need owners who have bonded before as he does not know how to act around rabbits and needs to be taught some manners!!! He would be ok with older children but not young children as he is so ...

Maeve and Della came in on the 16th of June as part of an unplanned litter. They are very sweet, friendly pups who know sit on command but will need complete training, including housetraining. We are looking for experienced homes for these guys and as you can imagine they will be very popular so only the most suitable home will be considered. Please only apply if you meet the following criteria:- Home with a secure garden Owners (or owner) who are around most of the dayBreed or similar breed experienceOwners able to provide enough exercise, mental stimulation and trainingOlder children who are used to bouncy dogs consideredOther dogs in the home with sufficient introductions considered

Adele came to us because her owner was unable to look after her anymore.   She’s a very affectionate cat who enjoys fuss and attention, although can be a little shy around new people at first.  Her last owner said that Adele occasionally suffered with cystitis in the past, but so far we haven’t had any problems at all while she’s been here with us.  Adele would love a quiet calm home with her own garden and she would also prefer a home without other cats as she likes being the boss! She would also prefer a home without young children.

Chia came in on the 6th of April via an Inspector after being abandoned by her previous owner. She was extremely undernourished on arrival and took a few weeks of feeding up before she started to feel happier again. She did find a new home but unfortunately did not get along with the existing dog so we now feel she would prefer to be the only pet in the home. Chia is a wonderful, sweet older girl who is looking for a calm retirement home. She is housetrained, knows sit and her name on command and walks well on the lead. She loves her walks and is getting fitter and stronger, she will need to continue to slowly build up her stamina with short frequent walks and will need access to a garden. Chia is good with other dogs when out and about and even sometimes tries to play with them. She enjoys playing with a ball or rope toy but prefers you to be involved too. Chia would prefer a quiet home environment with one or two adults as a busy household would be too much for her. She doesn't act her age and is a very sprightly 14 year old.

Hunter came in on the 7th of June as he was too much for his previous owner. He is a very active boy who was not receiving the amount of exercise and mental stimulation that he needed and was becoming frustrated. Hunter is a very friendly, affectionate boy who is always on the go! He knows sit and his name on command but will need ongoing training. Hunter was housetrained in his previous home but would chew stuff (probably through boredom) so will need a new home where he is not left on his own for too long. He loves toys and will happily play fetch with a ball for as long as you want. Hunter is very good with other dogs but will need a home without cats or small animals. He can be quite strong on the lead and is very vocal with excitement to begin with when taken for a walk. He is looking for a very active family who will provide him with plenty of mental stimulation. Hunter needs an experienced home and could live with teenage children who are used to boisterous dogs.

Arlo came into us as he was abandoned at one of our shelters by his previous owner. There was two ferrets but unfortunately one was very poorly and had to go straight to the vets. We think Arlo is about 1 year old, we have neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and given him an advocate. Arlo is a cheeky chap, he gets up the minute you go into see him, he has lived with another ferret, so once bonded could live with others ferrets. He can be playful and moves things about in his cage overnight, while he is having a party!!! He likes water and splashing about in it, due to this he would be better kept outside as he would make a mess indoors!!! He can be picked up and handled. As he is a big wriggly chap he would be better with older children, he gets excited very quickly and can be boisterous, he loves treats and stealing them at every opportunity

Branston came into the shelter as a stray, he is around 1 year old. We have neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and given him an advocate. Branston Pickle lives up to his name, he is a great little ferret, into everything, nosey and inquisitive. He wants to know what you are doing and can he join in with you. He can be handled and only nips through excitement when he is playing a bit rough, typical ferret. He has such a lovely character. When he has had enough or is tired he just takes himself off to bed!! We think he would benefit from being with other ferrets, he can live inside or outside and could live with older experienced children or in an adult home

Connie came in on the 3rd of November last year via an Inspector. She was living in an unsuitable home with multiple other dogs and was extremely undernourished on arrival. She is now ready to find a new home. Connie is an absolute star and will make a great companion for someone. She knows sit, wait, come and her name on command, is housetrained, ok when groomed and loves her food (she is on a constant diet because she enjoys it a little too much!) Connie is friendly, happy and gets on with everyone. She is great with other dogs although will need a home without cats or small animals. She enjoys her walks but does have arthritis in her hips so some days only wants a slow stroll or a little potter. She would like a garden that she can chill out in. Connie is on supplements and pain medication for her hips and also has to have monthly injections ( the cost of this will be covered by the shelter). She is looking for a loving, understanding home for the next chapter of her life. Although Connie is ok with children we feel she would prefer a quiet, adult only home.

Dave came in on the 3rd of November last year via an Inspector. He was living in an unsuitable home with multiple other dogs and was extremely undernourished on arrival. He is now ready to find a new home. Dave is a lovely, older boy who wants a quiet life. He likes a nice slow stroll and although he has been known to break into a run it doesn't last long! He would like a garden where he can spend all day sniffing. Dave is affectionate, enjoys a fuss and is housetrained. He likes his food but it has to be soft as his teeth are quite worn down. Dave is good with other dogs but prefers to be left alone and will ignore most of them. He needs a home without cats or small animals. Dave would be a good companion for someone who understands he is an older boy and likes to take things at his own pace. He does have some arthritis in his lumbar spine which he is on supplements and pain relief for (the cost of this will be covered by the shelter). He needs a home without children.

Martha came in on the 3rd of November last year via an Inspector. She was living in an unsuitable home with multiple other dogs and was extremely undernourished on arrival. She is now ready to find a new home. Martha is a very happy, friendly girl who knows sit, come and wait on command, enjoys being groomed and loves any attention that you can give her. She is not interested in toys but loves water and enjoys a paddling pool. She does have arthritis in her hocks which she is on supplements for but you wouldn't know it! She is still a very active girl who enjoys her walks. Martha is good with dogs she knows and is a gentle girl. With dogs she sees and does not know she can be very vocal and give the wrong impression. She is not aggressive she just wants to bound up to every dog and forgets herself sometimes! Martha will need a home without cats. Martha is looking for a home with an understanding, experienced large dog family where she can enjoy short walks and have a garden to potter in. She is a special girl who will bond with her new owner very quickly. ...

Magic was a stray un-neutered male who was taken to the local vet because he had been found with a very nasty eye injury! Unfortunately the eye had to be removed as it was far too damaged. Magic is shy boy, who was very nervous when he first arrived. He has since gained a lot of confidence with us, but is still a little unsure around new people. He absolutely loves his food and will also allow some of the staff to give him a little tickle. Magic is not the type of cat you can pick up, but in time he will definitely be a soppy boy once he has settled and got to know you. Magic will definitely need a calm cat experienced home with someone patient who can give him the time he needs and be the only cat. He will also need his own garden as he enjoys sun bathing out the back of his pen and knows how to use a cat flap.

Hobo was brought into us via an inspector. He had been reported as a stray with a bad leg injury which needed attention asap! This has now been sorted out, and after a month of being with us, is now up for homing. He does still need a dental, but this will be done before he goes home. Hobo has been living rough for around six years! Being fed by various people in the neighbourhood. He is very sweet considering he’s been without a home for so long, he loves a fuss and is a real character cat! He also enjoys his food and attention. Hobo would love a home with no cats as he likes to be the king, and he would prefer a home without young children unfortunately. Hobo will definitely need his own garden as he enjoys going out, and now he’s been neutered, will not wonder off or go too far away.

Harvey came into the shelter as his owner can no longer keep him. He is 5-6 years old, neutered male, vaccinated, microchipped and wormed We are looking for a very special home for Harvey, he only has one ear, from an injury with a fox many years ago. We think he may be deaf or at the very least hard of hearing. We tried to home him to a rabbit of the same age but they didn't get along, it was briefly but he wasn't interesting in sharing. So we are either looking for someone with a very very placid older, calm spayed female rabbit or someone who is happy to take on a rabbit very set in his ways to live on his own inside with them for company. He loves food, treats and likes attention but not near his head. He isn't bothered about being outside unless you are with him to protect him. If you have a sunny spot in your house that a gentleman could retire too please ask about Harvey, he is very sweet. He would not cope with young children

Quinn came into the shelter from our Sussex North branch, he was a stray. We think he is about 6 months old. We have neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and wormed him. Quinn is a lovely natured rabbit, he is not keen on being picked up but will come forward for attention and treats. He is very lively due to being young, so would need a secure run and the opportunity to run loose in a secure garden to burn off his energy. He is looking for a calm spayed female rabbit for company. He hasn't been bonded yet due to being young. So his new owners will have to be patient with his young ways with the bonding

Ajak came in on the 25th of April via another rescue. She was an unclaimed stray. Ajak was very shy and worried on arrival but has blossomed into a lovely, friendly, affectionate girl. She knows sit, down and paw and is learning her name. Ajak loves playing with toys and will happily play fetch with you. She is friendly with other dogs and enjoys the company of them on walks but can get jealous if another dog tries to play with her friends! Ajak has a very high prey drive and is a little obsessed with chasing birds. She will need a home without cats or small animals. Ajak is looking for an experienced home, somewhere not too rural due to her wildlife chasing instincts but also somewhere not too urban (she wouldn't be able to have beach walks as the seagulls would annoy her!). She will need her own garden. She may be suitable to live with older, experienced children. Ajak is not quite ready for a new home yet but will be available soon.

Titan came in on the 23rd of April via an Inspector from an unsuitable home. He is a very friendly, happy boy who knows sit, down, stay, wait and his name on command. Titan is good when groomed (this usually turns into a cuddle!) and should be housetrained. He enjoys his walks although can pull slightly on the lead. Titan has been good with most other when walked at the shelter, he tends to ignore them. He needs a home without cats or small animals. He is looking for an active, experienced family and would be suitable to live with older children. He will need his own garden.

Bonnie came in on the 16th of April due to her not getting on with the other dog in the home. Bonnie is a very sweet loving girl that loves to cuddle. She can be a little shy initially but quickly warms up to people and will ask for a fuss. Bonnie knows sit, paw and her name on command, is housetrained, good when groomed and enjoys playing with some toys (ball and soft toy). She loves to sunbathe and also enjoys the paddling pool at the shelter. Bonnie can be vocal and reactive around other dogs. She will bark and lunge at dogs that pass by and is particularly worried if she sees dogs off lead. She will need to be walked in quiet, rural locations where there are few dogs and must remain on the lead in public areas at all times. She is looking for a home that have previous experience with dog reactivity. Bonnie responds well to training and treats and is learning to ignore and be calm when she sees  other dogs on walks, this is an ongoing process that will need to continue in the home.  Bonnie must be the only pet in the home and will need ...

Blossom came to us because her owner could no longer look after her and felt Blossom needed a home where she would be given more time and attention. Blossom is a bit of a shy girl at first, but also very sweet and enjoys some fuss once she gets to know you. She would also benefit from a calmer home without young children where she will feel more relaxed and at ease. Blossom would also love her own garden as this is what she has been used to before. She will be visiting the vet soon for a much needed dental, she also has a small hernia which will be repaired if needed.

Agnes came in on the 6th of April after being abandoned by her previous owner. She did live with another dog in her previous home but they were not getting along very well. Agnes is a very friendly girl who enjoys lots of attention and cuddles. She knows sit, wait, leave. bed and her name on command, is housetrained and enjoys being groomed. Agnes loves all toys especially a football, although she also loves to destroy them if given a chance! Agnes loves her walks and is an energetic girl who loves to play fetch with a ball. She walks well on the lead although can pull when she knows she is going somewhere she enjoys! Agnes has not been tested properly with other dogs yet as she was in season when she arrived. We feel that she would prefer to be the only dog in the home. She has a strong chase instinct so is also not suitable to live with cats or small animals and will chase squirrels/rabbits when she is out and about. Agnes is looking for an active home and could live with children 12 years or older.

Oslo came to us as an un-neutered stray who was living on the streets. He was handed in to the local vets, and transferred to us. Unfortunate we haven’t been able to find his owner, and so now he needs a new home. Oslo is a very cheeky, playful, friendly character who is full of energy! He will need his own garden to play in as he is very nosey and enjoys a good run around. Oslo is carrying a virus called calici virus, this doesn’t stop him from leading a normal life! It is something that may never show up, or it may appear from time to time if Oslo is highly stressed. Please ask for more info if you are not sure….It sounds worse than it is! Because of this, it would be best if he was the only cat. Although he would rather be the only cat anyway as he’s a little dominant and likes to be the king! Please contact us if you need more information about Oslo.

Midnight came into the shelter as his owners could no longer keep him, he was rehomed with his brother and once they got home they both fought and would not bond together. Midnight is 8 months old, neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and wormed. He is looking for a home with a calm spayed female rabbit. He has a strong character and likes to be boss. He know what he wants in life. He would need to go to someone who has bonded rabbits before. he is sweet and does likes attention but will hop off when he has has enough. He would be better with teenage children

Will came into the shelter as he via the vets. He was taken into the vets as he was not getting along with his brother. They were neutered but failed to be re bonded so the owner signed them over to the vets. Will is 2 years old, neutered, vaccinated, wormed and microchipped. We are looking for a home for Will with a spayed female rabbit, he is lovely and gives kisses, he loves attention. He is cheeky and likes to show off, he loves his toys and food time. We can pick Will up but he will wriggle if held for too long. He could live with children but not very young children as he would not like the sudden movement's young children make. He has lots of energy so would need a nice big set up to explore

Buddy and Ruby came in on the 23rd of February along with two other dogs after their owner passed away. We are looking for a foster or forever home for this lovely pair as Buddy has some health issues that need closer monitoring than we can give at the shelter. Buddy suffers with seizures that he is currently on medication for and the root cause is still being investigated, because of this we are looking for a local home who can work with us and our vet around his appointments. Please note that we will continue to pay for Buddy’s medication and vets appointments for his seizures. Buddy and Ruby are an incredibly loving, cheeky pair of dogs and despite the occasional disagreement over snacks are inseparable. Ruby is a great comfort to Buddy when he has his seizures. Buddy loves to play ball whilst Ruby watches and rolls in the grass! They love their food, are good when groomed, housetrained and enjoy their walks. They will need to be the only pets in the home as Buddy wants Ruby all to himself! Ruby likes other dogs but can be very chatty when she first sees them. They are looking for a quiet, ...

Nigel came in on the 11th of April via another rescue. He was originally picked up as a very fearful stray back in June 2021. Nigel can still be nervous of strangers but is quick to befriend people (with a few treats thrown in!) He is a big lad so physical strength and a good amount of experience of dogs is needed in his new home Nigel knows sit, down, paw and his name on command, is clean in his kennel (so should pick up housetraining easily) and enjoys playing with toys. He loves his food and if he thinks you have a treat will give you his full attention! He can be quite mouthy and still very much acts like a pup so his new owner will need to be understanding of this. Nigel is dog friendly although he does play quite rough so suits play with equally matched dogs. it’s best to avoid smaller dogs as he doesn't realise he's not tiny! He will need a home without cats. Nigel is looking for an experienced owner in a rural or semi-rural location and he will need his own garden. He would not suit city life. As we have no history ...

Tinkerbell came to us because she was living in very unsuitable conditions. When she arrived, she had severe fur loss and was covered in fleas. She was also under weight. Tinkerbell is a very sweet cheeky character who enjoys fuss on her terms, she also enjoys her food! She isn’t too keen on other cats, so will need to be the only cat in the home. She is also unfortunately not keen on young children and will need an adult home. Her fur is now starting to grow back nicely and in time will once again look gorgeous! Tinkerbell must have her own garden as she enjoys sitting in the sun and knows how to use a cat flap. Tinkerbell will need regular flea treatment. Please ask for more information

Monty came to us because unfortunately his owner passed away. He’s a bit of a shy wimpy boy at first, but once he gets to know you, he soon settles. Monty has been used to a calmer home with one to two people, so will need this type of home again. He is also used to having a cat flap and his own garden.

Sophie came to us due to a relationship breakdown and unfortunately her owner could not take her with them. Sophie is a sweet older girl who does like fuss and attention, but is a little shy to start with. She was used to living in a quiet home as the only cat, and so would prefer this type of home again. Sophie has a slight heart murmur, but this shouldn’t cause any issues and is probably something she has had all her life. She will definitely need her own garden.

Jack came to us for rehoming because his owner was unable to cope. He came to us with a blocked bladder and needed to be operated on ASAP!  The vet has recommended him being placed into a foster home rather than staying at the shelter, as this will reduce the level of stress for him and hopefully being more relaxed will limit the chances of this problem returning. He will need a calm home without children or other animals. He would enjoy a garden, but will need to stay in until he is settled. He has been in a foster home now for a few months, and is doing really well (See photos) So far his problem hasn’t returned and he is a very happy boy! If you are interested in giving Jack a permanent home, please ask. 

Bruce came in on the 3rd of March via the local dogs wardens as an unclaimed stray. He is a very loving, sweet boy who loves human company. Bruce would prefer a home where he is rarely left on his own as he can become anxious and destructive when left. He is a clever boy who knows sit, down, paw and his name on command, is good when groomed and walks well on the lead. Bruce loves his food but has a sensitive stomach so he will require a specific, high quality diet. Bruce has walked well with female dogs whilst he has been with us but can be worried and reactive towards other males. We feel he would prefer to be the only dog in the home. He would prefer a calm home environment with access to quiet walks and will need his own garden. Bruce has only just been neutered and does tend to try and hump your leg when he is over excited. He is looking for an adult only home, preferably with bull breed experience.

Please note Reggie is not at the shelter. He was adopted from us when he was about 6 months old and due to an unfortunate change in circumstances needs to find a new home. We are trying to prevent him having to come back in to kennels. Here is what is current owner says about him:- Reggie's favourite things are playing with his ball and going for adventurous walks - he will always be up for a snuggle on the sofa and loves being under blankets. He loves human attention and is great with kids.  Like most lurchers he doesn't get on with cats, small animals such as rabbits/guinea pigs and foxes. He was badly attacked a couple of years ago by another dog causing him and I great distress. As a result, we have been unable to socialise him as much as we would have liked causing him to sometimes be reactive towards some dogs. Reggie is brilliant around children (my granddaughter is 2 years old and spend days cuddled up on the sofa and happily playing ball). He is housetrained and knows many basic commands and is a delight to have around the house. Due to unforeseen circumstances I also had ...

Jack came in on the 11th of January via an Inspector as his previous owner could no longer look after him. He is a friendly, very lively pup who can be a little shy when he first meets new people. Jack knows his name but has not had any further training so will need to start from scratch. He likes some toys and enjoys his walks but does tend to woof at anything new. Jack is friendly and playful with other dogs and can be quite full on with them. He would benefit from continuing his socialisation skills. He is looking for an experienced owner who has had similar breeds before and knows how much time needs to be spent on training and socialising. He will need a lot of exercise and mental stimulation when he is fully grown and would benefit from agility/flyball or another outlet for his energy. Jack can be very mouthy when he is over-excited so can not live with young children. He could live with children 16 years or older who are used to large dogs. He will need his own garden and can not be left too long on his own initially.

Please read Rupert’s rehoming criteria thoroughly before applying as he is looking for a very specific home. Rupert came to us in February 2021 via another rescue and instantly broke all of our hearts. We had never met such a shut down dog who feared human contact to such an extent. It took a long time for him to accept any affection and weeks for him to venture into the outside world. Through patience, dedication and a lot of love Rupert has now blossomed. Due to his past experience he is still extremely anxious and nervous of new situations and probably always will be. He will need a home with someone who can commit the time and dedication to his continued rehabilitation. Rupert now enjoys car rides, loves his walks in familiar places and really enjoys playing with toys. He loves other dogs and is happy to play with dogs of any size and sex. He knows sit and his name on command and loves food and treats. Rupert needs a home without cats or small animals as he would chase them. Rupert is still very nervous and fearful when meeting new people and it takes a few meetings before he is ...

Billie and Nina, female sisters, came into the shelter as 2-3 week old babies with their mum, dad and siblings. Billie is the agouti one on the left of the picture, Nina is the light grey one on the right of the picture. They are now about 6 months old (March 2022). We have neutered, vaccinated, wormed and microchipped them. We are looking for a home for them together. They are a sweet pair but are still slightly shy and will need a patient owner to continue to help them gain confidence. Their mum and dad were both very sweet and liked being petted. Billie and Nina like greens and treat time in the afternoon, and are really enjoying playing outside now the weather is starting to warm up. Due to them still being shy, ideally they are looking for an adult home, or one without young children.

Thumper came into the shelter via a fosterer through our Kent branch, as he was abandoned there. He is 8 months old, neutered, vaccinated, wormed and microchipped. We did home Thumper straight from his foster home, but unfortunately he was quickly returned, as he was not happy in the home. Since he has been at our shelter we have established that Thumper is deaf, so are now handling him gently and not surprising him. He is a sweet little boy but has not been handled much, so was a little feisty when he arrived! Now he has been neutered he is calming down nicely. He would be best in an adult home. We are looking for a home with a small, gentle, spayed female rabbit to keep Thumper company. He will need owners who have bonded before as he is sometimes spooked with quick movements due to his deafness.

We currently have 8 male mice still looking for homes! We started with 45 mice from a case of hundreds needing homing in Autumn of 2021. Someone was breeding them and things got out of control, so the mice have found new shelter across England at various RSPCA centres. We have cared for them for several months and are keen to find new homes for them all - we have homed all the females, and now it's time for the last boys to find homes! We still have combinations of groups, solos, and pairs. They vary in colour from brown, tan, and brown & white. Please fill out an application and send it in if you can help our smallest furry friends find a home! Hello there! Some of our lovely mice!

Hickory came into the shelter with his mum and dad for rehoming, and has now become one of our longest stay animals. He is now about 11-12 months old. We have neutered, vaccinated, microchipped and wormed him. Hickory is looking for a home with a spayed female rabbit for company. He has a lovely character and wants to know what you are doing all the time. He is really not keen on being picked up and will wriggle a lot. He has these big feet that he is still growing into! He loves to run and is very active. He would need a run but also a secure garden to explore supervised. He loves food and treats, and is well litter trained. As he is not great with handling we would advise an adult home, or one with older teenage children.