Meet the Animals

The Starlight Trust is an animal welfare and rescue organisation based in Surrey

Below you’ll see details of all our animals. You can click on the categories to narrow down the animals you are shown e.g. to only show adoptable animals if you’re looking for new friends, or to only show permanent residents if you’re interested in sponsorship.

Note: We’ve recently moved to a new system to display our animals. The list of current animals is up to date and we’ll be working on adding the several hundred past animals over the course of 2019.

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    Ayana and Kalina

    Category: Animals Under Assessment
    Sex: Female
    History:

    The girls were surrendered to us because they kept eating their way out of their plastic cage

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    Fluffy

    Category: Animals Receiving Treatment
    Sex: We believe Fluffy is female
    History:

    Fluffy is well known to her finder, who has been looking after her and trimming her beak regularly since it's prone to over-growing. Recently she developed an infected eye so she's come to us for treatment.

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    Ariana

    Category: Animals Receiving Treatment
    Sex: We think Ariana is female
    History:

    Ariana got lost on a race and was unfortunately found by two cats who inflicted some nasty wounds on her. She was also very thin when she came to us so had been struggling to cope.

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    Emmett

    Category: Animals Receiving Treatment
    Sex: We don't know for sure but we think Emmett is male
    History:

    Emmett was found on a balcony in Fulham, obviously unwell.

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    Velvet

    Category: Released Animals
    Sex: We don't know for sure but we think Velvet is female
    History:

    Velvet was seen in a park with a large growth on her shoulder

    Outcome:

    Velvet healed up well and was released back to her flock on the 6th August 🙂

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    Dumbo & Badger

    Category: Rehomed Animals
    Sex: Female
    History:

    The girls were very much loved but unfortunately the landlord objected to their presence in their original home.

    Outcome:

    We originally planned that Dumbo and Badger would be company for a single male we had here. But, having met them and seen what outgoing, sociable girls they were, we felt they ought to go to a 'normal' home where they would more attention. So, they are keeping a boy who was adopted from us company after his brother passed, living in a huge cage with loads of free range time.

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    Andi

    Category: Adoptable Animals
    Sex: Female
    History:

    Andi is a syrian hamster who was found outside as a stray. We suspect she was dumped due to be rather demanding!

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    Sherbert

    Category: Animals In Recovery
    Sex: Unknown but we're guessing female
    History:

    Sherbert fell out of her nest under a railway bridge

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    Harry & Meghan

    Category: Animals In Recovery
    Sex: Unknown (but it's likely there is one of each sex)
    History:

    Harry & Meghan were born on a balcony but were not welcome and the householder tried to kill them

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    Sydenham Babies

    Category: Animals In Recovery
    Sex: Unknown (but it's likely there is one of each sex)
    History:

    The babies had been born in an unsuitable location in Sydenham and were going to be removed by pest controllers so we stepped in to make sure they were safe

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    Kingston Babies

    Category: Animals In Recovery
    Sex: Unknown (but there's probably one of each sex)
    History:

    The eggs had been laid in an unsuitable location in Kingston and were going to be removed by pest controllers so we stepped in to make sure they were safe

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    Caspar

    Category: Adoptable Animals
    Sex: Male
    History:

    Caspar showed up in the garden of some kind bird lovers and even tried to wander into their house. Unfortunately he wasn't wearing any rings so we can't trace his owners.

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