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 Animals Needing Homes
Two dumbo rats - Staffs (14th April 2008)
Two Dumbo girls and they are four and a half months old.  More...

Baby rats needing homes - Worcester (31st march 2008)
I have fostered both baby and adult rats from a lady who had 2 accidental litters. She is emigrating so I agreed to find homes for them.  More...

Lots of rats needing homes - Margate, Thanet, Kent (28th March 2008)
Lots of rats (a mix of different coloured hooded rats) seek loving homes in the Margate area. They are all very friendly and all just under a year old.  More...

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450,000 obese rabbits on the run (5th April 2008)
An estimated 450,000 pet rabbits in the UK are obese - a shocking figure that represents 30% of the total rabbit population in the UK.   More...

Missing cat called Spooky from Kent (28th March 2008)
Spooky was last seen on the 24th March (Easter Monday) in the GREAT THRIFT
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Are your pets members of your family? (25th March 2008)
Do you think of your pets as family members? Is your cat or dog a replacement for the children that have now flown the nest? New research from the University of Warwick suggests what we've always suspected, that pets are sometimes more like family than our own kin.  More...

 

 

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