Located on the border with Hampshire, the centre provides look after its animals in rural environments.
A couple of animals from the centre are noted below however more can be discovered on the centre’s website.
If you wished to contribute to the Ashley Heath Animal Centre to support their work you can do so at their website.
Buddy
Gender – Male
Age – Six years of ages
Breed – Husky (Siberian) crossbreed
Colour – White and Black
If you wish to adopt Buddy you can see their full profile here.
Buddy entered into the care of the Ashley Heath Animal Centre after his owner was no longer able to look after him and fulfill his requirements.
He is referred to as rather a “singing” dog who delights in chasing after tennis balls and sprinkling about in water.
Buddy is trying to find an adult-only home with individuals experienced of bigger types and ideally with an understanding of Husky/Malamute characteristics/behaviour.
Ariel
Ariel (Image: RSPCA)
Gender – Female
Age – Six years of ages
Breed – Greyhound
Colour – Black
If you wish to adopt Ariel you can see their full profile here.
Ariel is an ex-racing dog who is rather happy to relax, as she does not need much workout.
Given her breed and previous experiences, she cannot deal with other animals, that includes dogs.
Ariel would like somebody home the majority of the day at first so that they can teach her the methods of home life, such as toileting exterior.
Cash
Cash (Image: RSPCA)
Gender – Male
Age – Four years of ages
Breed – Domestic Shorthair crossbreed
Colour – Ginger
If you wish to adopt Cash you can see their full profile here.
Cash shown up in the care of the RSPCA after his previous owner was no longer able to look after him, and is now trying to find a permanently home.
He is referred to as an “caring boy” who likes having fun with toys and getting fussed over.
Cash might have the ability to deal with another cat and perhaps a calm, friendly dog, offered the time and space to settle.
Additionally, he is not to be rehomed within 5 miles of Gosport (PO13).
Clover and Orchid
Clover and Orchid (Image: RSPCA)
Gender – Male (Clover) and Female (Orchid)
Age – Three to 6 months old
Breed – Lionhead (Clover) and Domestic (Orchid)
Colour – Brown/White (Clover) and Grey/White (Orchid)
If you wish to adopt Clover and Orchid you can see their full profile here.
Clover and Orchid are trying to find a home together after being discovered in a multi-rabbit household.
The “analytical set” are referred to as delighting in checking out and foraging, and are rather positive around individuals.
Due to being a lionhead, Clover will require routine brushing to guarantee he does not get twisted or matted.
