GUINEA PIGS AND OTHER SMALL FURRIES FOR ADOPTION

Visit the national RSPCA website on the care of

 small animals

Please call 01905 821272 (Option 2) if you think you can provide a loving home

All of our animals are seen by our vets before adoption. Most of these animals have been rescued by RSPCA Inspectors. Our animals are moving in and out of our care on a daily basis, as such the featured animals on these pages do not necessarily represent the full extent of animals in our care and sometimes we are unable to post some of our animals online.  


You can complete our application form online by clicking the link below:

APPLY ONLINE TO ADOPT A GUINEA PIG(S)


APPLY ONLINE TO ADOPT A SMALL ANIMAL(S)

Upon completion, just hit "Submit" and your form will be sent straight over to our team.

Or if you'd prefer to print out our form and fill it in by hand, below is a link to our PDF version of the Perfect match Form. Once filled out please send it to:

animalcentrestaff@rspcaworcester.org.uk

Or by post to: RSPCA Worcester & Mid-Worcestershire Branch, The Holdings, Holdings Lane, Kempsey WR5 3FP


Pratchett boys

7-9 weeks / Male / Multimammate mice/African soft-furred rats

These are our Pratchett boys, their names are Albert, Mort, Nobby, Rincewind, Roland, Simon, Tomjon and Eric. We are looking for either one or two homes for these boys as two groups of four or one big group of eight


As you may have noticed, Eric is not a Pratchett boy, instead he was the only male in the litter of 15 Disney babies, luckily he integrated in with the boys very easily, please see picture below of their first meet where his younger brothers ended up piling on top of him and falling asleep. 

Our team have put together a fascinating fact sheet on these highly intelligent little rodents, which you can find here:http://www.rspca-worcester.org/small-animal-care-information/multimammate-mice-asfs. If you would like more information on these guys, or about their care please email our small animal team leader at emily@rspcaworcester.org.uk


If you would like to apply to adopt, please fill out our online form: https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice...

Please note that applications will only be considered for 4 or all 8 as they are highly social and must stay in groups of at least 4, and you will need to provide evidence of suitable accommodation: the minimum cage size would be 100cm x 50cm x 50cm for 4-6 adults, however this is the very minimum size and we would recommend getting larger than this.


Rosaline, Maria, Katherine and Jaquenetta

Adult / Female / Multimammate mice/African soft-furred rats

Meet the mums! These four lovely ladies are now looking for their forever homes, and after a life of being mums these four deserve a break! 

Pictures of the mums to follow soon, but in the meantime please see this link to a youtube video of one of the mums having a bit of peashoot of our fosterer - https://www.youtube.com/shorts/WfQMusD1G-I


Little is known about them as sadly, when you search Google, most info is about them as snake food  however our team have put together a fascinating fact sheet on these highly intelligent little rodents, which you can find here:http://www.rspca-worcester.org/small-animal-care-information/multimammate-mice-asfs


If you would like to apply to adopt then please fill out our online form: https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice...

Please note that applications will only be considered for all four of these girls, and you will need to provide evidence of suitable accommodation: the minimum cage size would be 100cm x 50cm x 50cm.


Disney girls

6-12 weeks / Female / Multimammate mice/African soft-furred rats

These little ladies are our remaining Disney girls; Ariel, Aurora, Belle, Elsa, Jasmine and Mulan. They are
are 6 of our 45 multimammate mice, otherwise known as African soft furred-rats (ASFs).


Little is known about them as sadly, when you search Google, most info is about them as snake food however our team have put together a fascinating fact sheet on these highly intelligent little rodents, which you can find here:http://www.rspca-worcester.org/small-animal-care-information/multimammate-mice-asfs


These girls are looking for a home altogether as they are very bonded. If you would like more information on please email our small animal team leader at emily@rspcaworcester.org.uk

Girl group A and B

6-12 weeks / Female / Multimammate mice/African soft-furred rats

Group A; Tiana, Desdemona, Juliet, Margaret, Ophelia and Perdita
Group B;  Audrey, Helena, Portia, Titania, Viola and Hermione

They are 12 of our 45 multimammate mice, otherwise known as African soft furred-rats (ASFs).

Please take a look at our ASF care sheet here; http://www.rspca-worcester.org/small-animal-care-information/multimammate-mice-asfs

We are looking for a home where either group A or Group B can stay together, or if you have a large enough enclosure, all 12 can live together as they are highly social little animals.. If you would like more information on please email our small animal team leader at emily@rspcaworcester.org.uk


If you would like to apply to adopt then please fill out our online form: https://service.sheltermanager.com/asmservice...

The minimum cage size would be 100cm x 50cm x 50cm for 4-6 adults, however this is the very minimum size and we would recommend getting larger than this.


Cheese & Pickle (RESERVED)

1 year old  / Male / Guinea pigs

These two handsome boys are Cheese and Pickle, they were sadly abandoned in a cardboard box in the rain in an alleyway. Luckily they were found by a passer-by and taken straight to our vets. After a little medical treatment and neutering, they are now in our care and doing really well. 

Cheese (black and white) is the most confident out of the two and will peek his head out of his box to see who has entered his pen, Pickle may be the last to come out to say hello, but he definitely makes his presence known via squeaks when food is around! 

If you are interested in adopting this lovely pair, please fill out our online application form -   Perfect match form for GUINEA PIGS (sheltermanager.com)