Animal Rehoming
SEBASTIAN
Sebastian is a lovely 3-4 year old black and white male. He came into the rescue with a burst abscess on his neck that had not been treated by his previous owner. Despite being in a lot of pain, he was incredibly affectionate and loves being round humans. He has been with us for 6 weeks now and his wound is healing nicely and he has been neutered, vaccinated and microchipped. He is now ready to find his purrfect forever home. He is looking to live with a family that have a lot of love to give to this lovely boy. He can live with children over the age of 5. He has previously lived with a female cat but would not like to live with a dog.
Buddy
Buddy came into the rescue at the end of July last year. He came in as part of a colony of kittens born outside on a very busy road and had not been used to human interaction. Buddy is 9 months old and is a stunning black and white male cat.
Although very shy when he first meets you, he loves to currently sit on his fosterer's lap while she is working in her office at home. He loves being played with and having strokes.
He is looking to live in a home that has another cat already. He would prefer a relatively quiet house and could live with children over the age of 8. He does not like a lot of loud noise or sudden movements and will find somewhere to hide if this happens. After a period of settling in, he could slowly be introduced to going outside.
Kiwi
Kiwi is a 4 year old tabby cat. Kiwi is a very fussy cat with her choice of food and what toy she wants to play with.
She has a lot of energy and needs to be played with several times a day. She likes playing hide and seek and enjoys jumping out in front of you. Kiwi needs to be the only animal in the house and is looking for an adult only household. She prefers a quiet house and would like to be able to explore outdoors once she has settled. She likes watching kitty TV on Youtube.
It will take Kiwi a while to settle into her new home and she will be quite sassy in the early days so we are looking for an experienced cat owner for her that will work with us to settle her into your home. Once settled she will reward you with love and affection. She prefers to come to you for affection.
Eve
Eve is a lovely white, ginger, grey and black striped tabby cat approximately 2-4 years of age.
She was found on an industrial estate with her kittens. When she first came into the rescue on Christmas Eve we were told she was feral. This is not the case, after a few days to settle down, she showed she is quite affectionate and has obviously lived in a home before. She settled really well into her fosterer's home as though she has always been a house cat. She is still very playful so her new home will need to play with her a lot but she will reward you with her love and affection.
Eve needs to be the only cat in the house and prefers a relativly quiet household. She could live with older children over the age of 12. She needs her new owners to have a garden where she can explore once she has settled in.
CHEEKY & DEZZA
Cheeky and Dezza are a pair of neutered bonded boys who the very best of pals. Cheeky is a Harlequin/Lionhead cross and Dezza is a sweet little Netherland Dwarf. They were nervous when they had to suddenly leave their home and come into RSPCA care. They coped with the change by staying very close to each other and now they are really starting to enjoy themselves. They like to explore and find the treats that their fosterer hides for them. They are always happy to see their fosterer and wait at the gate of their run when she approaches. Cheeky will eat from his fosterer’s hand and Dezza likes to have a stroke but being rabbits they are not keen on being picked up. Both these boys are gentle and have great characters and will be great bunnies for anyone who can spend time getting to know them. They are microchipped and up to date with their vaccinations so are hoping to find their forever home very soon. RSPCA guidelines are for a 6ft x 2ft x 2 ft hutch and a run that gives them exercise space of 60 square feet. Advice can be given as to how to set up a rabbit friendly living environment.
DORA
Dora was found as a stray and a has been in foster care for a year because she was found to have Snuffles. We believe that stress might have contributed to her original illness as she has since had a good appetite, no dental issues and is well except for an occasional snort. Although she has been stable since the original infection, she is still positive for Pasteurella and Bordetella so has spent all this time in isolation from other rabbits. She is wonderfully affectionate and enjoys twice daily cuddle sessions with her fosterer and has to make do with her stuffed donkey for companionship for the rest of the time. Dora deserves the company of a gentle and friendly neutered male rabbit, but she can only live with another rabbit that is a carrier for these organisms. She also needs to have an environment that promotes good respiratory health. She is used to living outdoors in a summer house that offers her good protection from the elements but also has a run attached so she can choose to sit outside when she wants. She enjoys watching all the comings and goings in the garden and if she was to live indoors then she would probably still need to be able to see outside. We believe her to be only about 3 years old but she could consider a husbun of any age as long as he didn’t mind being told what to do. If you have a potential partner for Dora, please get in touch to discuss how we might make two lonely rabbits happy.
ASH & ANGEL
Ash and Angel are a one year old bonded brother and sister pair. Ash is grey and Angel is agouti and white. They are shy bunnies who have a close relationship so are a delight to watch. They trust their fosterer who handfeeds them treats and they like to spend time investigating enrichment objects such as boxes and tunnels. If you have the patience to let these lovely young rabbits get to know you, you will be well rewarded when they are waiting for you by the gate at supper time. They are neutered, microchipped and up to date with their vaccinations so are hoping to find their forever home soon. They will need a large hutch that is at least 6ft x 2ft x 2 ft and a run that gives them permanent exercise space of 60 square feet. Advice can be given as to how to set up a rabbit friendly living environment.