2 weeks Ago
Several pets in Sussex are looking for their forever homes, including at the Sussex North & Brighton branch of the RSPCA. 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 . Mickey Mickey (Image: RSPCA) Gender - Male Age - Six years old Breed - Yorkshire Terrier Colour - Silver and Tan If you want to adopt Mickey you can view their full profile here . Mickey is described as a "sensitive soul" who is looking for quite a specific home to move into.
He will need a female owner who is prepared to let him take things at his own pace and allow him time to settle. Mickey can be worried by strangers, especially men, and is also anxious around children. He is also sound sensitive and can be worried by loud noises so a quiet home environment is a must.
Once Mickey knows you he is a happy, bouncy boy who loves fuss and attention and will sit on your lap or curl up next to you on the sofa. Ideally, Mickey is looking for a very experienced owner without children or visiting children. He needs his own secure, private garden and a fairly active owner who is prepared to continue his training.
Ralph Ralph (Image: RSPCA) Gender - Male Age - Three years old Breed - Cane Corso Colour - Cream Brindle If you want to adopt Ralph you can view their full profile here . When Ralph arrived in the care of the RSPCA he was very anxious and required some quite in-depth behaviour training. He also had a severe eye condition that impacted his vision and required an operation to fix this.
Whilst there is still a long way to go with Ralph he has improved significantly and becomes quite cuddly once he gets to trust a person. He loves his toys, travels well in a car and mostly walks well on the lead but can be very strong at times. Ralph is very wary of strangers and needs gentle, slow introductions when meeting new people.
Ideally, he would be the only pet in a new home which will also need to be adult-only. Bandit Bandit (Image: RSPCA) Gender - Male Age - One year old Breed - Domestic Shorthair crossbreed Colour - Tabby and White If you want to adopt Bandit you can view their full profile here . Bandit came into the care of the RSPCA from a multi-cat household which means he has not spent much time socialising with humans.
He has been quite reserved and scared but has started to come out of his shell and reveal his true personality. Bandit really enjoys some fuss, especially around his head and ears, and will always come forward for food. In his next home, Bandit will need a garden he can access once he has grown in confidence.
Recommended reading: Has your dog's wee been damaging your garden? Here are 4 ways to save your lawn Vet debunks 7 common dog myths every pet owner should know Why is my dog panting more than usual and when should I call the vet? Aubin and Alaska Aubin and Alaska (Image: RSPCA) Gender - Male (Aubin) and Female (Alaska) Age - One year old Breed - Crossbreed Colour - White (Aubin) and Harlequin (Alaska) If you want to adopt Aubin and Alaska you can view their full profile here . Aubin and Alaska are two rabbits that the RSPCA are looking to rehome together. They are both very strong-willed characters who like what they like so they would suit an adult home due to their wilfulness.
Both rabbits came to the centre neutered and microchipped, and they have recently been vaccinated and dewormed. Aubin will need regular grooming due to his long mane. In their next home, they will need a large setup, shed or wendy house with a run attached.
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