Animal Rehoming
⚠️ Rescue Capacity Update
Our rescue is currently at full capacity and we are unfortunately unable to accept any additional guinea pigs or rabbits into our care at this time.
Due to the high number of enquiries, our rabbit waiting list is no longer accepting new requests. If you wish to rehome a rabbit, you are still welcome to contact us, but we are unable to provide an estimated waiting time.
Our guinea pig waiting list remains open.
Thank you for your patience and understanding while we continue to care for the animals already in our rescue.
Our Commitment to Responsible Animal Rehoming
We understand that making the decision to rehome a beloved pet is never easy. Whatever your circumstances, our priority is to help every guinea pig, rabbit and small animal find a safe, loving, and suitable new home.
Our team is here to offer advice, guidance, and support throughout the rehoming process, treating every enquiry with compassion and without judgement.
Cute guinea pig and rabbit together (disclaimer, these animals should not be kept together)
Our Rehoming Process
Our rehoming process is designed to be clear, supportive, and straightforward. We guide you through each step to ensure your small animals are safely assessed, cared for in our rescue, and placed in a suitable home.
Step 1: Submit a Rehoming Enquiry
Complete our rehoming form with as much information as possible about your small animal, including their age, health, personality, and the reason they need a new home.
Step 2: We'll Review Your Enquiry
A member of our team will review your enquiry and discuss the next steps with you. We’ll take the time to understand your animals’ needs and circumstances to help us find the most suitable new home.
Step 3: Responsible Rehoming
We’ll arrange a safe handover of your pets into our care or foster network. From there, we support their transition and carefully match them with a suitable forever home.
Happy Homes and Success Stories
Read real stories from pet owners who have rehomed their guinea pigs and rabbits with our support.
“Thanks to the compassionate team, I found a loving new home for my guinea pigs without any stress.”
Emily R. · Rabbit owner“The rescue service was understanding and supportive throughout the entire rehoming process.”
Anonymous · Guinea pig owner“Professional, caring, and thorough. This team made sure my rabbits were placed in perfect new homes.”
Sophie L. · Small pet enthusiast“I highly recommend their rescue service for anyone needing to responsibly rehome their small pets.”
David K. · Animal lover“I think if I was a rabbit I would want to live in a place like this, it is such a lovely setup.”
Anonymous
Common Questions About Rehoming ❓
Find answers to common questions about rehoming and what to expect before getting in touch with our team.
Are you able to take in guinea pigs or rabbits at the moment?
We are currently working at limited capacity, but we may be able to help depending on your situation. Please contact us with details about your guinea pig or rabbit so we can assess your enquiry and advise on the next steps, recommend other local rescues or add your pet to our waiting list if needed.
What is the process for rehoming my pet with you?
Contact our team with details about your small animal. We’ll review the information and let you know the next steps.
What happens after I contact you?
A member of our team will review your enquiry and get back to you to discuss next steps and whether we’re able to help.
What information do I need to provide when contacting you?
Please include details such as your pet’s age, health, temperament, living setup, and the reason for rehoming. Photos are also very helpful.
What kind of care do you provide for animals in your rescue?
All animals receive appropriate veterinary care, a suitable diet, and daily care while with us. Where needed, they may also be placed in foster homes where they can be monitored, socialised, and prepared for adoption.
Are there any fees involved in rehoming?
There is no fixed fee for rehoming your pet, although any donation towards their care and the wider rescue work is always appreciated.
How long does the rehoming process take?
Timeframes can vary depending on capacity and individual circumstances. We will keep you updated throughout the process.
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