Can you find room for these ten heart-melting pets looking for a new home in Nottinghamshire?
By Martin Hutton
Published 3rd May 2019, 15:09 BST
Updated 3rd May 2019, 15:11 BST
Are you looking to provide a fur-ever home for an animal in need? If so take a look at these pets up for adoption.
If you feel you could give any of these critters a new lease of life, then get in touch with the RSPCA Animal Centre at Nottingham Road, Radcliffe-on-Trent, Nottingham NG12 2DW Lane. For more details on the animals featured and others CLICK HERE. Or call 0115 8550222.
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Himalayan four-year-old female and male rabbits Nutmeg & Harold have a very strong bond and need to rehomed together. They both have great personalities and their previous owner states Nutmeg & Harold do get bored and frustrated easily. They do need extra space (due to their large breed) with lots of toys/treat balls for stimulation.
Mike, a three-month-old Abyssinian Guinea pig, is a lovely little boy. He is easy to handle and very inquisitive. Mike came into the centre because he wasnt getting on with his brother so he is looking for a female companion.
Eight-year-old dachshund Oliver has had to share his space all his life and now is desperate to have a quieter life, enjoying all the attention. Oliver is a cheeky little chap, full of character who loves his walks. He is quite needy and would benefit from someone being around most of the time.
Werewolf skinny pigs Buddy and Rick (three) are adorable, sweet, inquisitive little characters with a very strong bond and need to be rehomed together. They require lots of special care as they have very little fur. Buddy and Rick require a large indoor area, making it fun and interesting but also an area thats cosy and warm.
