This lovely trio came from an old lady who could no longer look after them. They had spent their entire life cooped up in small cages. When we first let them into a larger area, they were frightened of the space. They have since settled in and now have a large aviary to live in.
These two baby goats were a result of the milk industry, unwanted and were destined to become pet food. Fortunately we rescued them and they now live in a large garden in Gedling
This little lady came to us with a rabbit, unfortunately the rabbit was too boisterous for her so we split them up.
We don’t rehome cockerels very often, so it was good to rehome little Louie at a home in Brinsley, within walking distance of the rescue centre.
This mischevious trio of gerbils lived in our office for a few months and kept us entertained. On Sunday, one of our volunteers fell in love with the little fellas and so they made their way to a new home. We miss them already but do have more that need new homes!
Chester had been with us for over a year but because he was what we term a ‘dental bunny’ in that he needs regular dental checks then we found it difficult to find him a home. However, our good friend who took on Georgie boy (the German lop with dental issues) decided to offer this special boy…
