Freya

 

Freya is a gorgeous one year old cocker spaniel.  We are assisting her owners to rehome her as their circumstances have changed and they dont feel they can continue to give her enough time to fulfil her needs

She is full of beans and needs long walks, lots of mental stimulation,

fuss and attention.  Though when she chills out she loves sofa snuggles and belly rubs.  

She gets on well with other dogs so could likely share her home with another dog. 

She is a bit scared of young children so we think she would be happiest in a home without very young children.  She has been on some early gun dog and puppy training courses and would benefit from

building on this with further training classes.   

Harry - Reserved

 

Harry arrived unneutered, with sores to his neck which are being treated. He had obviously been living rough but he is a large yet gentle tom cat around 2 to 3 years old and very friendly with it.

He is more than happy to be picked up and stroked and will happily sleep on your lap, a pleasure to foster. As he has to be kept separate from the fosterers other cats, we do not know how nicely he plays with others. But his temperament is gentle and does not seem easily startled.    

He should be neutered shortly when the wounds have healed up more and then he will be ready for a loving new home. Although he doesnt seem to mind being kept inside, we think a home with outside access will be ideal. 

Matilda - Reserved

 

 This sweet cat came into our care as she had been living rough. She has a cataract in one eye (not requiring treatment and not noticeably affecting her vision) and her skin was irritated, probably from having untreated fleas for some time. Her skin is clearing up well after treatment and Matilda should be ready for a new home in about 3 weeks. Matilda loves to curl up on a warm lap and has greeted all her visitors with purrs and demands for head scritches. She cohabits peacefully with her fosterer's own cats. Matilda is approx 8 with an adorable temperament, so we think she could live with children and/or other pets.     

PeeWee - Reserved

 

PeeWee’s foster carer describes him as the easiest cat she has ever cared for. He is so loving and soppy and just wants to be touched and cuddled. Food is the way to his heart and he will love you forever if you share your lunch with him, but watch your fingers as he gets very enthusiastic when he eats! 

PeeWee was brought to the RSPCA with an injured front leg that had to be amputated. A combination of missing limbs and a general clumsy personality means that PeeWee needs to be an indoor cat with supervised access to a catio or cat proof garden. He is very placid so may tolerate a harness if training was done properly. 

✅ PeeWee can live with calm and respectful children 

✅ PeeWee can live with cat-safe dogs

✅ PeeWee could live with another calm, friendly cat. He is very soppy and doesn’t like confrontation so could easily be bullied. 

✅ PeeWee travels well in the car and doesn’t seem phased by being in the cat carrier.

Ricky - Reserved

 

Ricky is a young adult found as a tomcat living rough.  

 Despite this,  he is a friendly fellow and should thrive with home comforts and access to outdoors.

Wednesday - Reserved

 

Wednesday is 9-10 weeks old,  a very playful and affectionate kitten who loves a cuddle on a blanket in the evenings.   Considering the difficult start she had, Wednesday gets on with people well, and is very confident around strangers as well as people she knows. She will also happily get along with a well mannered dog, as she has lived with a Labrador in her foster home.

She loves her food, especially dry biscuits, and will never say no to a bit of cheese or a lick-e-lix treat! Wednesday is a brilliant little cat with a very playful and loving nature, and I’m sure she will make a wonderful pet in anyone’s home

She will need someone at home a lot of the time for company.

Natal Multimammate Mice

 

Natal multimammate mice are sociable and inquisitive little rodents that can live safely in pairs or groups. Due to their fast reproduction- we only recommend keeping them in same sex groups. They are larger than a mouse but a lot smaller than a rat and do not smell strongly like other rodents do. 

We have lots of males and females available for rehoming, both adults and babies. You will need a large cage with exercise wheels in to keep these guys happy! They will only be rehomed in same sex pairs and groups.

3 Little Pigs

These sweet male guinea pigs were found abandoned. They seem to get on well so we think they must be siblings that grew up together. We would like to find them a home where they can stay together. We dont know their ages but they look fully grown so probably young adults.