Whether you want to adopt a dog, cat, rabbit or guinea pig, there is plenty of choice.
A few animals from the branch are listed below but more can be found on the centre’s website.
To help the Sussex North & Brighton branch carry on their work you can donate to them at the website here.
Sadie
Sadie (Image: RSPCA)
Gender – Female
Age – Three years old
Breed – Border Collie crossbreed
Colour – Brown and White
If you want to adopt Sadie you can view their full profile here.
Sadie came into the care of the RSPCA having been found living in unsuitable conditions and having received very little socialisation.
She is quite a nervous dog but she does enjoy off-lead exercises in a secure field and is starting to play chase games with people she is more relaxed with.
Sadie is looking for quite a specific home as she needs somewhere that is not too urban as well as it being a quiet household without children or lots of comings and goings.
The RSPCA adds: “She can be quite reactive to other dogs when out on walks so any new owner will need to be prepared to put lots of time into her training and walk her in quieter areas at less busy times of the day.”
Jim
Jim (Image: RSPCA)
Gender – Male
Age – One year old
Breed – Domestic Shorthair crossbreed
Colour – Ginger and White
If you want to adopt Jim you can view their full profile here.
Jim is described as a shy cat who has slowly been building confidence whilst living at the RSPCA centre.
He will need a calm environment in his next home to help him come out of his shell.
The RSPCA adds: “Being a young cat, he will need a garden and preferably a cat flap as he already knows how to use one. He will not be suited to living with dogs, other cats or young children.”
Piccolo
Piccolo (Image: RSPCA)
Gender – Female
Age – Eight years old
Breed – Domestic Shorthair crossbreed
Colour – Black and White
If you want to adopt Piccolo you can view their full profile here.
Piccolo came into the care of the RSPCA with a few of her siblings from a multi-cat household.
She was very nervous at first but is slowly starting to settle in and gain confidence.
The RSPCA adds: “We feel Piccolo would like a calm home, possibly the odd lap to sit on once settled, and to enjoy her new house as the only animal, please.”
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Pansy and Nettle
Pansy and Nettle (Image: RSPCA)
Gender – Male (Nettle) and Female (Pansy)
Age – Three to six months old
Breed – Crossbreed
Colour – White (Pansy) and Ginger (Nettle)
If you want to adopt Pansy and Nettle you can view their full profile here.
Pansy and Nettle came into the care of the RSPCA after they were found abandoned in a box in poor condition.
Their coats were matted all over and their skin was red and sore but they have recovered well.
Pansy and Nettle are described as a sweet pair who get on well so are looking to find a new home together.
The RSPCA added: “Being young bunnies they love to run around and play, so will need a nice spacious set-up with plenty of enrichment to keep them occupied. Their litter-training has been progressing very well, so they would be fine living either indoors or outdoors.”
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