RSPCA Sussex: 5 pets who are looking for new homes

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.

Ray

Ray (Image: RSPCA)

Gender - Male

Age - Three to six months old

Breed - German Shepherd crossbreed

Colour - Brindle

If you want to adopt Ray you can view their full profile here.

Ray came into the care of the RSPCA after he was found dumped in a box with his littermates.

He is described as a lively and friendly pup who will need to complete housetraining.

Ray will be a medium to large dog when fully grown and will require plenty of mental stimulation and enrichment due to his mix of breeds.

The RSPCA adds: "He could live with children 5 years or older who are used to dogs and could learn to live with dog-savvy cats."

George

George (Image: RSPCA)

Gender - Male

Age - Eight years old

Breed - Domestic Longhair crossbreed

Colour - Black

If you want to adopt George you can view their full profile here.

George came into the care of the RSPCA as the previous owner could no longer look after him.

He has received treatment in his right eye as it has been weepy, and whilst it is not a serious issue it may potentially require ongoing treatment in the future.

George is often a vocal cat and seems to warm to people very quickly.

In his next home he will need a garden to explore, preferably with a cat flap as he knows how to use one. 

Morticia

Morticia (Image: RSPCA)

Gender - Female

Age - One year old

Breed - Domestic Semi crossbreed

Colour - Black/Brown

If you want to adopt Morticia you can view their full profile here.

Morticia came to the RSPCA with three other cats as her owner could no longer look after her.

They were all very shy and scared, as it is likely they had previously not had much interaction with humans.

Since being in a foster home Morticia has been gaining confidence, and although she is still unsure about strokes she still interacts with people and comes to sit with them.

Due to her temperament, Morticia will need a calm home that can provide her with her own room/space initially.

She will eventually need a secure garden she can access, ideally with a cat flap.

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Agnetha and Frida

Agnetha and Frida (Image: RSPCA)

Gender - Female

Age - Six to 12 months old

Breed - Rex

Colour - Black and Grey

If you want to adopt Agnetha and Frida you can view their full profile here.

Agnetha and Frida came into the care of the RSPCA after a member of the public found them abandoned in a box.

The RSPCA adds: "We believe Agnetha, the black and white rabbit, is the mother and Frida, the smaller grey rabbit, is probably her baby!"

They are described as an active pair so they will need a large setup that provides them with plenty of space to run around.

Additionally, they could be homed indoors or outdoors.