Small Animals
We usually have a large number of smaller animals, including rabbits, ferrets, rats and gerbils, as well as birds, looking for new homes. Please come and talk to us about adoption.
Please be sure to ring before setting out, especially if you've a long way to come, to check which animals are available for adoption!
Ferrets |
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Texas and NebraskaTexas and Nebraska are both neutered males. |
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Guinea Pigs |
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DarwinMeet Darwin, a fine figure of a male guinea pig. |
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birds |
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LovebirdsHere are three lovebirds, looking for a new home where they can all stay together. |
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ParakeetWe also have several cockatiels (not pictured) for adoption. |
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Conure ParakeetAnd here we have a handsome conure. |
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Rats |
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Ronnie, Reggie and RolandAs you can probably guess from their names, Ronnie, Reggie and Roland are all male rats. They are looking for someone to adopt them all so they won't be split up. |
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RabbitsWe have a lot of rabbits looking for homes. Where two rabbits are shown as a pair, they are to be adopted together. Lone rabbits can only be rehomed as house rabbits, but pairs (and threesomes) can be kept either in the house or out in a hutch. |
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Buck and TulipBuck, pictured above, is a neutered male, while Tulip is a spayed female. Buck and Tulip are to be rehomed together. |
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Dusty and DiggoryDusty is a spayed female rabbit; Diggory is a neutred male. |
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Ginger and AliceGinger is a neutered male, and Alice is a spayed female. They are to be adopted as a pair. |
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Jen and PipkinJen (spayed female) and Pipkin (neutered male) are to be rehomed together. |
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NemoNemo is a neutered male rabbit. |
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Hamsters |
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Russian HamstersThese two lovely ladies, enjoying their wheel workout, are Russian hamsters. |
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