These are some of animals currently in our care. Apologies – this year has been so busy, it has been impossible to keep the site updated with all the animals we’ve admitted. We hope, early in 2019, to make some changes that will make the site easier to keep updated. Meanwhile, we will at least ensure that pages for animals for rehoming are up to date so visitors know which animals we have for adoption. Currently (21/12/18) we do not have any animals looking for homes since we have been focusing on pigeons the last couple of months. We’ll update once this changes.
The tags below their pictures tell you the current ‘status’ of each animal/group.
In treatment – guests currently receiving extra care such as medication or hand feeding.
In Recovery – guests who have been poorly but are now recovering.
Under Assessment – pets we are getting to know or wildlife we are assessing for release.
Pre-Release – wild guests who are preparing to go back to the wild.
Reserved – pets who are reserved for their new home.
Adoptable – pets who are ready to start their new lives. Could you be their new family?
Permanent Resident – wildlife unable to be released or pets we have decided should stay here due to health or behavioural issues.
A feral pigeon with badly swollen legs
A fledgling pigeon with a swollen wing
A baby pigeon hatched from an egg rescued from a shop front which was being developed
A male pigeon with torticolis
A female feral pigeon with torticolis
An ex racing pigeon found straying
A baby born here who developed a leg deformity
A stray domestic pigeon who was kicked
A feral pigeon with a badly swollen wing joint
A lost racing pigeon attacked by a bird of prey
A feral pigeon with a very badly damaged wing
A stray domestic pigeon looking for a home with her husband
A young pigeon who was caught by a cat
A feral pigeon with a bad parasite infestation and damaged wing
A feral pigeon with a virus
A racing pigeon who has been shot
A pigeon with injuries from a cat attack
An ex-racing pigeon with a severe neck wound
A feral pigeon with neurological issues
An elderly feral pigeon who has joined us for a comfortable retirement
A young feral pigeon with neurological issues
A pigeon we hatched from an egg
Joy is a resident pigeon who came to us suffering a severe virus
Leia is a resident pigeon who has a deformed leg
Hallie is one of our resident pigeons who came to us suffering from a severe virus.
Melvin is a big, handsome pigeon who suffered a broken wing.
An exceptionally handsome pigeon who was hit by a car and suffered multiple injuries.
A sweet little male pigeon with a damaged wing
An older Racing Pigeon who was caught by a cat
A badly injured older pigeon
Meet the animals who we have found new homes or returned to the wild
Bilbo came to us after his brother passed away. He has since found a new home with other rats for company.
Romeo was being given away online so we picked him up and found him a new home where he is adored
Tinker-Rose came to us when the child she was bought for lost interest. She found a new home where she lives in a huge cage.
These lovely boys came to us as their people no longer had enough time to care for them. They have since found a lovely new home.
Porter fell out of his nest under a railway bridge. He has since been returned to the wild.
Frank and Graham came to us as their people were moving house. They have since found a lovely new home.
Georgie came to us when the child she was bought for lost interest. She has since found a fabulous new home.
George and Lou had had multiple homes and were scared and nervous. After being neutered they found an amazing home keeping a female rat company where they enjoy watching TV on the sofa.
Elsa was found hiding in a shop doorway. After treatment for digestive issues she has since been released.
Violet had been suffering from a virus. She recovered well and has since been returned to the wild.
Grumpy came to us suffering for a virus. She has since been returned to the wild.
The babies' Mum arrived here pregnant. They have all since found lovely new homes.
We work so hard for all our animals but sometimes it’s just not enough. Every loss hurts so we keep their pages up on the website as a tribute to them.
