Pet For Adoption - Pick Of The Day - Snowdrop - Cat - Celia Hammond Animal Trust - Lewisham, London, SE4 1UY

SNOWDROP

This is Snowdrop.

Snowdrop is a very friendly young female cat who loves adults and children but isn't keen on other cats.

She is therefore seeking a home where she will be the only cat and would like a home with a garden as well.


To enquire about Snowdrop or other animals at Lewisham Branch please email lewisham@celiahammond.org or Tel 020 8694 6545


Direct Link: http://www.celiahammond.org/index.php?module=pagemaster&PAGE_user_op=view_page&PAGE_id=26&MMN_position=35:35

Pet Picks Of The Weekend - CARAWAY + CAYENNE - RSPCA - Middlesex

Having I work long hours and have worked 6 days this week, I have been very busy and it has been hard to keep the blog updated with a pet of the day, so I apologize again but there shall be two pets of the day.
Sometimes it just isn't possible for me to post and I hope you can understand that, some morning I start 8am and some evening I leave 8pm, and sometimes I do morning to evening so it is 8 to 8 having 1 hour approximate to reach my house from work, therefore there are times I am exhausted.

PET PICKS for the WEEKEND

CARAWAY & CAYENNE

At a glance

Type: Pet Mammal

Breed: Gerbil / Jirds

Colour: Grey & Brown

Age: 3-6 Months

Ref: 13212 13213

This nosey pair are just some of the gerbils we have taken into our care after their numbers started to increase rapidly after a sexing mistake.

They are all friendly and easy to handle, despite being very fast. They are incredibly inquisitive and love being able to investigate something new. These guys are looking for a home as a pair. They are going to need a nice large deep tank, for lots of digging, tunnelling and burrowing!

caraway the boy has been castrated so there shouldn't be any unexpected additions!

Location:

RSPCA Middlesex North West Branch

To adopt an animal please contact:

cats and small furries only Tel: 020 89669688 (cats and small furries only)

or Email: info@rspcamiddlesex.org.uk

Direct Link: http://www.rspca.org.uk/allaboutanimals/rehoming/petsearch/details/-/Pet/CARAWAY%20&%20CAYENNE/ref/BSA2014806/rehome/

Pet For Adoption - Pick Of The Day - ISABELLA & GERTIE - RSPCA - Horses - RSPCA - UK

Yesterday I was unable to post my pick of the day, therefore here are 2 picks, one for yesterday and one for today :)

ISABELLA direct link: http://www.rspca.org.uk/allaboutanimals/rehoming/petsearch/details/-/Pet/ISABELLA/ref/93579/rehome/

At a glance

Type: Equine

Breed: Middleweight Cob

Age: 3 Years (approx)

Ref: 93579

Isabella is a stunning skewbald mare she has had a bad start in life but now her future is looking brighter. She is 14hh at the moment but she it still growing and she should make approx 14.2hh she has a lovely personality she loves to be groomed and will stand for hours to be pampered and bathed. Bella will make a lovely riding pony for the future she is good to do in everyway and loves human company either children or adults. Could you be Isabella's home for life. She is passported, vaccinated against tetanus and wormed her adoption fee is £300.

Location:

Horse rehoming - South Buckinghamshire

Contact details:

Telephone: 0300 1238877
Email: horsesandponies@rspca.org.uk

Opening hours:

These horses are located across England and Wales. If you are interested in any of the horses, please contact our equine rehoming officer. Our enquiries service is open 9am-5pm, Mon-Fri

GERTIE direct link: http://www.rspca.org.uk/allaboutanimals/rehoming/petsearch/details/-/Pet/GERTIE/ref/2220/rehome/

At a glance

Type: Equine

Breed: Thoroughbred

Colour: Bay

Age: 15 Years (approx)

Ref: 2220

Originally brought to the Centre after having been abandoned in a livery yard for a year with another horse, Gertie is at Southridge looking for a very special new owner. Having worked with Gertie, it has become apparent that something awful must have happened to her in her previous life. She literally goes into a blind panic as soon as you try to tack her up. We have had specialists here to assess her, but as we do not want to cause her the stress from keeping on trying, we have decided that Gertie is now just going to be a companion horse. Gertie has spent her life with another horse called Doris, who is also residing at our Centre. The two of them are very fond of each other. It is important that Gertie has new friends in her new home, as she is very happy around other horses. Gertie will need someone experienced, who can take her under their wing.

Location:

Southridge Animal Centre
Packhorse Lane Ridge
POTTERS BAR
EN6 3LZ

Contact details:

Telephone: 0300 123 0704

Opening hours:

11am - 4.15pm Mon, Tues, Thurs, Fri and Sat. Closed Wed. Sun open 1 pm - 4.15 pm. - we prioritise animals in need.

Pet pick delay

Unfortunately I am unable to post the pet pick today, I shall post 2 tomorrow.
Thank you for your time and understanding
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Pet Pick Of The Day - Squire - Amazon Parrot - RSPCA / Millbrook Animal Centre - Chobham GU24 8EH

SQUIRE

At a glance

Type: Captive Bird

Breed: Amazon Parrot

Colour: Green - Yellow - Red

Age: 3 Years (approx)

Ref: 93852

Squire is seeking a new home with very experienced parrot owners. Please contact the centre for more information.

Location:

Millbrook Animal Centre
R S P C A, Millbrook Animal Centre
Guildford Road
WOKING
Chobham
GU24 8EH

Contact details:

Telephone: 0300 123 0740

Opening hours:

11.30am-4pm every day, closed Mon - we prioritise animals in need

Direct link:http://www.rspca.org.uk/allaboutanimals/rehoming/petsearch/details/-/Pet/SQUIRE/ref/93852/rehome/

Pet Pick Of The Day - Flash - Hamster - RSPCA / Millbrook Animal Centre - Chobham GU24 8EH

I found this photo amongst the animals to adopt and I thought it had such a cute face so here is this little hamster, not much on its information, but its cute. Syrian hamster aren't usually good in social pairs or groups and do well as a single pet.

FLASH 

At a glance

Type: Pet Mammal

Breed: Hamster - Syrian

Colour: Cream - White

Age: 6-12 Months

Ref: 99374

Flash is a friendly young hamster looking for a new home in a large cage with lots to explore.

Location:

Millbrook Animal Centre
R S P C A, Millbrook Animal Centre
Guildford Road
WOKING
Chobham
GU24 8EH

Contact details:

Telephone: 0300 123 0740

Opening hours:

11.30am-4pm every day, closed Mon - we prioritise animals in need

Pet For Adoption - Pick Of The Day - Benson - Cat - Battersea - Berkshire SL4 2JN

Benson (special needs)

Direct link:http://www.battersea.org.uk/applications/dynamic/?id=23974&filter_gender=&skip=24&filter_ages=&destination=%2Fadmin%2Findex%2Erm&submit&preview_mode=none&filter_breed=&filter_garden=&filter_centre=&&compare_live=false

Benson was brought to Battersea as his previous owners had abandoned him, due to this we have no history on this gorgeous boy. Benson has tested positive for Feline Immunodeficiency Virus (FIV) please follow link for more details about virus:http://www.icatcare.org/advice-centre/cat-health/feline-immunodeficiency-virus-fiv 

Benson will now need to be kept as an indoor cat but he has obviously lived an active life previously, due to this he will need access to an outside space, e.g. balcony, roof terrace, secure run or similar. Benson is very friendly and affectionate, he loves nothing more than being stroked and groomed, he will be a fun and interactive addition.

Benson is very social with people, due to this he would prefer owners that do not work very long hours so he has some human company and the opportunity for games and stimulation. Benson is a lovely boy with lots to offer. *Any new owner will need to speak to a Battersea vet about FIV prior to taking this lovely lad home*

Name:

Benson

Age:

4 Years

Breed:

Domestic Short Hair (Cross)

Sex:

Male

Centre:

Old Windsor

Home tested:

No

Requires garden:

Enclosed

Live with dogs:

Possibly

Live with cats:

No

Child suitability:

8+

Reference:

194240

Rehome Benson

Online rehoming:

Rehoming application form

Telephone:

01784 494460

Email:

bow.rehomers@battersea.org.uk

Our address

Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, Old Windsor
Priest Hill
Old Windsor
Berkshire
SL4 2JN
Tel: 0843 509 4444
Fax: 01784 471538

Stray In The Family - Poetry

Here I am a crossbreed
Not pure not pedigree
I don't belong to any breed
I have no papers to approve of me
I walk the streets, no owners to my name
Every day life is the same
I battle and struggle to survive
No one wants to say "that dog is mine"
Then one day someone shoes compassion only to my neck catch and tangle
By some stranger that was told I'm a vandal
They strap me in, in the back of their van
Caged, trapped I wonder my fate
In a world where I've seen so much hate
I'm placed in a strange prison
The noise is deafening
People come by and stare
I have no clue to what crime I've committed to be there
Then one day
Someone stops and stares
Somebody says "I want that one over there"
I jump and I plead "please don't harm me"
I try to be cute to appeal to their compassion within
Somebody gets a key, and they take me away
I hear someone say "here's your new family"
Could it be? Is my fate to change?
Now and here with someone strange?
I go on a journey, my nerves at a peak
At the back of the car I end up being sick
The stranger is patient and cleans it up real quick
He gives me a petting rather than hit me with a stick
We arrive at a mansion though he says his house is small
I pray its the only home I will ever know
Now I'm here
Grey and old
Wagging my tail with my stranger
My last days have come and gone
I'm living now on borrowed time
I jump on the sofa, a bit stiff and sore
I lay my head on my strangers lap once more
I take a sigh of gratitude
As I fade into another altitude
I lived a hard life that is for sure
But my stranger gave me a home
Somewhere I didn't feel alone
In my last moments
Moments of bliss
He was my family even if not part of the family tree
The lights go off in my mind
I'm gone now
But I lived my final days
Not as a pedigree or crossbreed
But as family

By Sheara Camacho
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Hope - Poetry

Give me wings and set me free
Watch and learn as I make history
One with the power to change many
Like a ripple that turns into a Tsunami
Let me be myself
In good or bad health
I don't need money if I have spiritual wealth
Times will pass and I'll get older
I will not be quiet I will become bolder
Allow me to accomplish my dreams
Through any sort of means
And I will regret only the things I did not do
In the pursuit of making my dreams come true
Don't let me quit, stand by my side
Help me to feel more alive
My motivation may be weak
My future may be bleak
But as long as I have hope
I'll have my heart in my throat
Pounding strong
Going on
All I have is the faith of others to pull me through
And right now I depend on you


By Sheara Camacho
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Pet Pick Of The Day - Ollie - Mouse - RSPCA / Coventry Animal Centre - COVENTRY CV5 9DQ

OLLIE 

direct link:http://www.rspca.org.uk/allaboutanimals/rehoming/petsearch/details/-/Pet/OLLIE/ref/BSA2010693/rehome/

At a glance

Type: Pet Mammal

Breed: Mouse

Colour: Black and White

Age: 1 Year (approx)

Ref: 34/13

Meet one of our male mice here at the centre. Ollie is a sweet boy who needs a new home. Originally from another centre as he had no luck finding a new home there, came into us for help.

Ollie is a young adult, and needs to be rehomed on his own. Mice can make great pets, as they are fast moving, great acrobats who love to climb and hang from their cage. Daily handling is needed so they become accustom to you and allow you to have play time outside the cage. Mice need gentle handling so adult supervision or older children are ideal. Pop in if you can offer Ollie here a new home!

Location:

Coventry Animal Centre
Brownshill Green Farm
COVENTRY
Coundon Wedge Drive
CV5 9DQ

Contact details:

Telephone: 024 76336616

Opening hours:

11am - 4pm every day, closed Tue.

Pet Pick Of The Day - Digger - Rabbit - RSPCA / Rabbit Residence Rescue - Hertfordshire

Direct link: http://www.rspca.org.uk/allaboutanimals/rehoming/petsearch/details/-/Pet/DIGGER/ref/BSA2016785/rehome/

DIGGER
At a glance

Type: Rabbit
Breed: Lop
Colour: White
Age: 2 Years (approx)
Ref:

Digger came to us from terrible conditions where his owner was not coping looking after him. He is a single buck who has previously lived with a female, though had to be separated from her as they were both unneutered. He may be suitable to bond with another female rabbit.

He is a handsome boy that the branch are trying to find a home for through a partnership with Rabbit Residence Rescue, in Herfordshire.

If you are interested in finding out more, please contact RRR's Director, Caroline, on : 07904 397378. Please note that they have a small busy team who will be in touch as soon as they can. Many thanks.

Location:
RSPCA Central & North East London

Branch
To adopt an animal please contact:
Tel: 07710 294180
or Email: animals@rspcacentrallondon.org.uk
Tel: 020 72722264
or Email: animals@rspcacentrallondon.org.uk

 
How to adopt...
1
Contact the branch or animal centre and arrange to visit them. To save time you can download and complete an application form below.
2
The branch or animal centre will give you information on adopting an animal, including the cost, and can help you fill out the right forms.
3
Following an assessment to match you with the right pet, you can meet the animals and reserve the animal you like.
4
A home visit will then be carried out to check your home is suitable for the pet you have chosen
5
When all the paperwork and checks are complete - you can take your new pet home!
6
A follow-up visit is usually carried out to make sure that you, your family and your new pet are all happy.

Pet For Adoption - Pick Of The Day - Doris - Dog - Battersea - Berkshire SL4 2JN

Doris

Direct Link: http://www.battersea.org.uk/applications/dynamic/?id=23978&filter_breed=&filter_size=&filter_gender=&filter_centre=Old+Windsor&filter_ages=&filter_livedogs=&

Name:

Doris

Age:

5 months old

Breed:

Lakeland Terrier (Cross)

Sex:

Female

Size:

Small

Centre:

Old Windsor

Home tested:

No

Child suitability:

13+

Live with dogs:

Possibly

Ideal location:

Any

Live with cats:

No

Reference:

116870

Doris is a fun, excitable and high energy puppy looking for experienced owners who can keep up with her and provide the training she needs.  

She has some great basic training in place and already knows SIT and DOWN, she is very intelligent and eager to please and could easily learn more.  Doris loves life and with the right guidance she will make a very rewarding addition. Being a puppy Doris will need owners who are around to provide the training and stimulation she requires.

Doris has the Terrier zest for life and really needs owners who understand the breed traits and what comes with a Terrier. Doris is a playful, cheeky and super friendly puppy with lots of potential in the right hands. 

Rehome Doris

Online rehoming:

Rehoming application form

Telephone:

01784 494443

Email:

bow.rehomers@battersea.org.uk

Our address

Battersea Dogs & Cats Home, Old Windsor
Priest Hill
Old Windsor
Berkshire
SL4 2JN
Tel: 0843 509 4444
Fax: 01784 471538

Pet For Adoption - Pick Of The Day - Bruce - Cat - Battersea - London SW8 4AA

This toupe wearing cat is up for adoption at Battersea London :P
His cute but has sad eyes, can you maybe make him happy?
Direct Link: http://www.battersea.org.uk/applications/dynamic/?id=23899&filter_gender=&compare_live=false&filter_ages=&destination=%2Fadmin%2Findex%2Erm&submit&preview_mode=none&filter_breed=&filter_garden=&filter_centre=&skip=60&

Bruce

Name:

Bruce

Age:

2-3 Years Old

Breed:

Domestic Short Hair

Sex:

Male

Centre:

Battersea London

Home tested:

No

Requires garden:

Yes

Live with dogs:

No

Live with cats:

No

Child suitability:

I'd prefer not to be around children

Reference:

191084

Big bruiser Bruce looks tough until you go in with him, he then melts into strokes and will keep asking for more. He has a golden heart and stands out with his handsome looks and big cheeks! Once settled at home, he will make a fantastic pet who will charm everyone who enters your household.

Rehome Bruce

Online rehoming:

Rehoming application form

Telephone:

0843 509 4444 (Cost 5p per minute from a BT landline, mobile charges may vary.)

Email:

cat.rehoming@battersea.org.uk

Battersea, London

4 Battersea Park Road
London
SW8 4AA

Once Again... Disappointment Comes Knocking

I was looking into courses that entailed working with animals and came across a vacancy to work as a groom assistant on the Pets At Home branch opening on Old Kent Road, a former Comet store that had closed down I read. It had all the makings of me getting my foot in the door and breaking into the pet industry, I could finally catch my break and do something I'd dreamed, to work with animals, it wasn't the Vet Assistant Role but it was a breakthrough nonetheless into being in an industry I aspired to work in. The catch was they requested experience in a pet grooming setting, something I did not have with smaller animals despite some light horse grooming.
I got busy, I looked and looked over the internet trying to find a quick and reliable form of communicating with pets at home to express my passion for the industry and request an exception in regards to the experience as I was very eager to learn and willing to make compromises on my behalf to get considered such as reduced wages.
I failed to find an email address to the relevant source and hoping for a speedy reply I thought that writing via post would be time lost that I could be applying to the position. I found a facebook page and messaged them immediately, the person corresponding with me, Chris was very helpful, friendly and quick to reply and told me I could count my horse grooming experience as grooming experience and that after talking to the relevant sector that I'd be eligible to apply and wished me good luck.
I got home after a long 12 hour shift in care work, and despite working the next day I stayed up until 2 am trying to tweak and perfect my CV and submit my application.
I was very excited and mentioned it to someone at work that I'd seen the job vacancy and had applied, the rumour started at work that I had a new job already and was leaving, rumours spread like wildfire sometimes and always seem to return in 1000 different ways from the original source, a job vacancy that I was excited about was being stretched and mixed into a job I already had according to people approaching me at work. So besides wanting the job because I really wanted It, if I'd not be successful I'd have all the rumours that I had it already and was leaving to taunt me.
I waited anxiously, a few days later, an email arrived entitled "RE: Dog Grooming Assistant Stylist"..."Pets at Home Application", I gasped, and help my breath with a feeling of dread and excitement, chills going up and down my spine, this was the start of something, a new beginning, a possibility of doing something I not only want but enjoy, I opened the email... as history repeating itself when it comes to jobs I really want, I was shot down when I opened the email and started to read it:
"Dear Sheara
Thank you for applying for the position of Dog Grooming Assistant Stylist - Old Kent Road *New Salon* with Pets at Home. We are really sorry but on this occasion your application has not been successful.
At Pets at Home, we are very proud of our business and we are truly grateful that you have taken the time and energy to apply for a position with us.
We would like to wish you every success and happiness with whatever you do in the future
Kind Regards
The Pets at Home Team"
My heart sunk and I felt so empty, I'd not even been considered for an interview. I replied asking for the reason I'd not even been shortlisted whilst expressing my hope to work in the industry. They replied that I did not have the grooming experience they required, I felt gutted. I'd applied previously to animal shelters and vets to work as a volunteer but the vets said they didn't have facilities for volunteers and the shelters were overwhelmed by volunteers so how was I to gain experience?
I replied with a plead to reconsider me, how I'm willing to do unpaid overtime, lower wages than their pay, until I gained more experience, to please give me the opportunity, I've not gotten a reply to my last email in days.
My dream to work with animals appears to be just that at the moment, a far away dream, whenever I try to get my foot in the industry I get the door shut on it.

Pet For Adoption - Pick Of The Day - Pebbles - Dog - Battersea - London SW8 4AA

Pebbles

direct link:http://www.battersea.org.uk/applications/dynamic/?id=24014&filter_gender=&skip=0&filter_size=&shownewonly=true&destination=%2Fadmin%2Findex%2Erm&filter_centre=&filter_ages=&preview_mode=none&filter_breed=&submit&compare_live=false&filter_livedogs=&

Name:

Pebbles

Age:

10 months

Breed:

Staffordshire Bull Terrier (Cross)

Sex:

Female

Size:

Medium

Centre:

Battersea London

Home tested:

No

Child suitability:

8+

Live with dogs:

No

Ideal location:

Out Of Town

Live with cats:

Not tested

Reference:

184947

Our Pebbles is a sweet active natured girl who loves to play ball! 

Pebbles is looking for new owners who can keep her mentally and physically stimulated as she has lots of energy to burn off. She loves her people and is looking for owners who can give her lots of love back. 

Once Pebbles has settled into the right new home she will make a wonderful companion.

Rehome Pebbles

Online rehoming:

Rehoming application form

Telephone:

0843 509 4444 (Cost 5p per minute from a BT landline, mobile charges may vary)

Email:

rehoming@battersea.org.uk

Battersea, London

4 Battersea Park Road
London
SW8 4AA

Pet For Adoption - Pick Of The Day - Snout - Cat - WoodGreen.org - Godmanchester

I loved his half milk mustache :P here is the pet of the day:

Snout

Name:

Snout

Age:

8 years 6 months

Sex:

Male

Breed:

Domestic

Location:

Godmanchester

Reference:

8208-Cat

Description

This gorgeous boy is Snout! He came in with his sister Ruby and their parents. As you can see Snout has got a white mark next to his nose and we''re guessing this is why he''s called Snout! He is a sweet, affectionate boy who can be a little shy at first but once he knows you he''s fine. He also enjoys having his back scratched and sunbathing! Please speak to Cat Reception for more information.

Direct Link: http://www.woodgreen.org.uk/rehome/cats/6592_snout

Mircrochipping

Found this on a site and thought it might be of interest.
I think it is very important to microchip your pet, even if it is an indoor pet, you never know if it could be stolen, if it goes outdoors it could possibly get lost in the few minutes it takes you to read the text message you just received. Maybe they manage to escape through a door left open by mistake.... Whatever the case, loosing your pet is stressful not only for you but the animal in question. If they don't find the owner of the found pet, they might need to make important decisions, possibly of life or death such as a risky operation to save it after that car hit it when it was lost looking for you, and maybe it survives the ordeal and has to go through the stress of looking for a new home, it might not cope with the change very well.... There are many reasons one should take it seriously.

Post on the topic:
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The Importance of Microchipping...

“One Friday morning we were in our fully fenced garden when “somehow” we managed to squeeze ourselves behind the garden shed, break an old fence panel and make our bid for freedom! Our Dad had already had a husky, our furbro who sadly died, and so thought the garden was well and truly husky proof...it is now!

We then made our way across the local housing estate and up to the nearby railway station, then taking a right onto a dual carriageway. Our vet at this point was already getting calls from people saying 'expect two huskies to be arriving' from worried motorists. Once on the dual carriageway, a police lady who was on her way to work in her van and another kind lady created a 'rolling road block' with their cars to slow the traffic and finally cornered us down a side road in a builder’s yard. The police lady said we happily jumped in her police van as she had her own dog’s toys in there! She then took us to police HQ where we were the centre of attention and had lots of visits from police people and sausages from the police canteen!

We were then taken to a Vet where we were scanned for a chip as we had no collar or ID. The chip numbers came up and it was then realised that we had been taken to our very own vets and our Dad was called. We were very lucky indeed that we both survived, the police lady happened to be there and more importantly that we were bothMICROCHIPPED as we had no other means of identification. We had no treats for a week, as our treat money was spent on 'thank you' flowers for the police lady!

We have since both been bought new collars and tags BUT they can of course fall off whilst “coughs” out and about...

From April 2016, microchipping will be compulsory for Dogs in England and more information on this can be found on the Defra website. If your pet is microchipped please make sure that your contact details are kept up to date. If you move house, change your home or mobile telephone number, contact the relevant microchip reunification service listed below. If your microchipped pet does go missing inform them straight away: 

idENTICHIP	www.identichip.co.uk	01904 487 600
Petlog	www.petlog.org.uk	0844 4633 999
PETTrac	www.pettrac.co.uk	0800 652 9 977

For further information on what to do if you lose or find a dog in particular please contact The National Dog Warden Association www.ndwa.co.uk orwww.ndwascotland.co.uk

Dog Law Updates

There has been a huge amount of proposed changes on the law on dogs announced recently. Are you up to date with what is being planned?  Trevor Cooper, the well known lawyer who specialises in the law on dogs from www.doglaw.co.uk gives us the first in a series of occasional updates here."

From link:http://www.petadoptionuk.co.uk/AMicrochipTail.aspx

Pet For Adoption - Pick Of The Day - Blackberry - Rabbit (as pair) - BlueCross - Burford, Oxon OX18 4PF

I thought this bunny called Blackberry looked like a plush toy and I just had to pick it for the pet of the day! They do however come in pairs so its buddy is also in the post. 
Direct Links:
http://www.bluecross.org.uk/2586-118019/1/blackberry.html?
http://www.bluecross.org.uk/2586-118018/1/apricot.html?

• Blackberry
• BreedCrossbreed
• SexMale
• Age4 years 2 months
• LocationBurford

Telephone

0300 777 1570

Address

Shilton Road, Burford, Oxon OX18 4PF

Animal Reference

401718

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About Me

Meet our lovely large pair of rabbits Apricot and Blackberry!
This lovely pair are very happy friendly rabbits who like a bit of fuss from their owners but are not too keen on being picked up for the attention and prefer to have all 4 feet on the ground.
They both love hopping around out in their run on the grass, running through tunnels jumping on top of boxes before having a good stretch and a lay down.
We are looking to rehome this lovely pair of bunnies to a home together as they are a very bonded pair and enjoy each other's company.
If you think you can offer this pair a home please speak to a member of staff today!

If you are interested in this gorgeous pair please call the centre ahead of your visit, on 0300 777 1570 . Lines are open from 10.30am - 4pm (apart from Thursdays, when we are closed to the public).

Blue Cross recommends that rabbits are housed in a spacious hutch such as a small shed or Wendy house construction with a fenced around surrounding the hutch to provide a permanent run area.

For this beautiful pair their accommodation should be at least 180cm x 90cm floor space x 90cm tall.

This should contain at least 2 rooms. Ideally the run should be attached to the hutch so the rabbits can choose whether to be in or outdoors. The run should be as spacious as possible to allow the rabbit to hop, jump and have total freedom of movement.

If it is not possible to have the run attached to the hutch remember you would need to provide a shelter and shade for your rabbit.

We'd love for you to come and see us. Visitors are welcome to walk around the equine walkway, cattery and small animal section. However, we operate restricted viewing of the dogs to minimise their stress levels.

APRICOT:

• Apricot
• BreedCrossbreed
• SexFemale
• Age4 years 2 months
• LocationBurford

Telephone

0300 777 1570

Address

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