There are two rehoming centres advertising small animals needing a forever home, including Whitby Wildlife Rescue and the RSPCA in Bridlington. Whitby Wildlife Sanctuary currently have 10 rabbits needing forever homes. If you would like to enquire about these, call Whitby Wildlife on 07342 173724. RSPCA Bridlington have one canary, two guinea pigs, 10 budgies, and 16 rabbits looking for a home. If you would like to enquire about this, call RSPCA Bridlington on 07850190397. If you would rather adopt a dog, check out these dogs also looking for their forever homes.
9. Small animals available for adoption
Junior is a two and a half-year-old English Spot. He came into the care of the RSPCA after not being able to bond with another male, and so he is looking to live with a neutered and vaccinated female. If you are interested, call 07850190397 or head to the RSPCA website and fill out the Perfect Match Form. Photo: RSPCA Bridlington
10. Small animals available for adoption
Kiwi, a male canary, was brought into the RSPCA as his previous owner was no longer able to take care of him. He is a very vocal canary, who ideally would be rehomed with other birds in an aviary. If you are interested call 01377 240325. Photo: RSPCA Bridlington
11. Small animals available for adoption
Pippa is a crossbreed believed to be around three-years-old. She was found roaminga around some gardens, and is a friendly and active girl who takes some time getting used to new people. If you are interested, call 07850190397 or head to the RSPCA website and fill out the Perfect Match Form. Photo: RSPCA Bridlington
12. Small animals available for adoption
Frizzle and Patch are two male Lionhead rabbits, aged around two-years-old. They are timid males who are used to living indoors, but are slowly being introduced to outdoor spaces. If you are interested, call 07850190397 or head to the RSPCA website and fill out the Perfect Match Form. Photo: RSPCA Bridlington