East Coast Pet Rescue is presently “very hectic” and has 15 bunnies, 4 guinea pigs, 2 chinchillas, 2 dogs and 11 cats in its care.
The centre has numerous more animals due to can be found in and is trying to find permanently houses for great deals of four-legged family pets.
Lloyd (Image: East Coast Pet Rescue)
Gordon and Lloyd were left by their previous owners however thankfully neighbours fed them and gotten in touch with East Coast Pet Rescue for help.
Both cats were plagued with fleas and Lloyd was so matted that he required to be shaved and sterilized.
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A spokesperson for the rescue centre said: “Lloyd is shy however likes a hassle and a head rub, Gordon is rather positive and friendly.”
Arthur (Image: East Coast Pet Rescue)
Hazel (Image: East Coast Pet Rescue)
Two other cats, Arthur, 14, and Hazel, 11, concerned the centre under sad situations after their owner died, leaving them and numerous other cats.
They would both like to have access to the outdoors as soon as they have actually passed their settling-in duration and are positive around brand-new individuals.
With a lot of bunnies trying to find the right owners, Flip flop, Slipper and Sandal have actually been waiting a very long time for their permanently home.
Flip flop, Slipper and Sandal (Image: East Coast Pet Rescue)
Ant and Dec (Image: East Coast Pet Rescue)
Also at the centre are 2 sets of guinea pigs, Ant and Dec, who are 21-months-old, and Rodney and Derek, who are simply over a years of age.
If you have an interest in providing any of these rescue animals a happy ending contact East Coast Pet Rescue by means of email ([email protected]), or call 07555 928600.
