There are a number of pets at RSPCA centres in Sussex who are looking for their new homes - can you help any?
Whether you want to adopt a dog, cat, rabbit or guinea pig, there is plenty of choice at the Sussex North & Brighton, Brighton & The Heart of Sussex and Sussex East & Hastings branches of the RSPCA.
Some of the animals from the branches are listed below, but more can be found on the centre's websites.
To help the Sussex RSPCA branches carry on their work, you can donate to them on the website here.
Wendy
Age - Four years old
Breed - Terrier
Colour - Tricolour
If you want to adopt Wendy, you can view their full profile here.
Wendy was handed in as a stray and was very matted, dirty and nervous to start.
She was chipped, but not registered to anyone, and no one came forward for her.
Things to Consider Before Adopting a Pet
She is a cheeky girl who loves biscuits but can still be shy around hands and has to be sedated for grooming due to nervousness.
Wendy is touch sensitive down her back, and much prefers to have small fusses on her head and chest, so will need patient adopters who don't mind not touching her too much.
Suzie
Age - Four years old
Breed - Domestic Semi crossbreed
Colour - Tortie and White
If you want to adopt Suzie you can view their full profile here.
Suzie came to Bluebell Ridge after being transferred from an RSPCA Hospital.
Her former owner signed Suzie over after she fell ill with an infection in her uterus.
Luckily, the RSPCA Hospital were able to do an emergency spay to remove the infection and medicate her so she was able to recover and get back to her gorgeous, happy self.
She is lovely and enjoys a fuss, but can be timid and will need a quiet home as she gets a bit overwhelmed.
Luna
Age - One year old
Breed - Staffordshire Bull Terrier crossbreed
Colour - Black
If you want to adopt Luna you can view their full profile here.
Luna came in via another RSPCA centre after she was surrendered by her previous owner as they were unable to give her the care she needed.
She was suffering from a flea allergy and is undernourished, so she needed to gain some weight.
Luna is a friendly, lively girl who knows sit and her name but will need some further training.
She enjoys her walks and loves rocks and stones and will pick them up, so it would not be suitable to live in a home where the garden has lots of stone pathways or live near the beach.
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Will and Amanda
Age - Six to 12 months old
Breed - Domestic Shorthair crossbreed
Colour - Black & White
If you want to adopt Will and Amanda you can view their full profile here.
Will and Amanda were brought in by an RSPCA inspector from an unsuitable home, so are learning to trust humans again.
Will is the boldest; he loves fuss, strokes, treats and attention, but still may have nervous moments. He does have opacity in both of his eyes, but this doesn’t affect his daily life.
Amanda isn’t fearful, but she just isn’t quite sure about humans yet; but is very curious and will approach without hesitation.
These two cats are a bonded pair so are looking for a home together and will need a calm environment to get settled in to.
They may be okay living with older children aged 13 and up, who are happy to give them space and quiet when needed and once settled will need a garden they can access.
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