Adopt a rabbit
Alvin
R005/2013
Type:
RabbitBreed:
Lop EaredA bit about Alvin
Alvin is a very independant rabbit who currently lives with Brittany so a home together is preffered. Children should be fine as long as they are supervised.
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Anthea
R031/2012
Type:
RabbitBreed:
DomesticA bit about Anthea
Anthea is a very large rabbit who is currently living with apollo so a home together would be nice. Children of all ages but supervision is always needed.
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Apollo
R032/2012
Type:
RabbitBreed:
Lion HeadA bit about Apollo
Apollo is a very large rabbit who is looking for a home with anthea with him being a lionhead he will need brushing regular. He should be fine with children of any age but children should always be supervised.
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Autumn
R016/2013
Type:
RabbitBreed:
DomesticA bit about Autumn
Autumn is still only a baby rabbit at the moment so will either need to go with one of her litter mates or a neutered male rabbit. She will be fine to live with children of any age.
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Crystal
R015/2013
Type:
RabbitBreed:
DomesticA bit about Crystal
Crystal is still only a baby rabbit at the moment so will either need to go with one of her litter mates or a neutered male rabbit. She will be fine to live with children of any age.
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Leon
R018/2013
Type:
RabbitBreed:
DomesticA bit about Leon
Leon is still only a baby rabbit at the moment so will either need to go with one of his litter mates or a speyed female rabbit. He will be fine to live with children of any age.
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Leona
R013/2013
Type:
RabbitBreed:
DomesticA bit about Leona
Leona is still only a baby rabbit at the moment so will either need to go with one of her litter mates or a neutered male rabbit. She will be fine to live with children of any age.
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Lily
R019/2013
Type:
RabbitBreed:
DomesticA bit about Lily
Lily is a lovely girl who came to us from another rspca centre, she is a big girl with lots of love to give. She is currently paired with rosie and would preferably like a home together.she is friendly and easily handled, should be fine with children so long as supervised...
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Molly
R028/2012
Type:
RabbitBreed:
DomesticA bit about Molly
Molly is a very nice rabbit who is looking for a home with her sister polly. They should be fine to live with children of any age but supervision is always recommended.
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Polly
R029/2012
Type:
RabbitBreed:
DomesticA bit about Polly
Polly is a very nice rabbit who is looking for a home with her sister Molly. They should be fine to live with children of any age but supervision is always recommended.
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Rosie
R020/2013
Type:
RabbitBreed:
DomesticA bit about Rosie
Rosie is a lovely girl who came to us from another rspca centre, she is a big girl with lots of love to give. She is currently paired with lily and would preferably like a home together.she is friendly and easily handled, should be fine with children so long as supervised.
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Summer
R017/2013
Type:
RabbitBreed:
DomesticA bit about Summer
Summer is still only a baby rabbit at the moment so will either need to go with one of her litter mates or a neutered male rabbit. She will be fine to live with children of any age.
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Tegan
R014/2013
Type:
RabbitBreed:
DomesticA bit about Tegan
Tegan is still only a baby rabbit at the moment so will either need to go with one of her litter mates or a neutered male rabbit. She will be fine to live with children of any age.
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Adoption Procedure
Adopting an animal from the Altham animal centre is not as easy as turn up, choose an animal and go home. But don't let that put you off!
The animals in our care are very precious to us and we want to ensure that their new home and owners are suitable, so that the new owner and the animal have the best possible start. With this policy in mind, there are certain things that we need to check. For example, anybody who wishes to adopt an animal will require a home check before the animal can leave the centre.
Please do not expect to turn up, choose a pet and leave. Many people do and feel disapointed that this isn't the procedure.
Here is a quick and simple guide to the adoption process
1 : Visit the animal centre and select an animal
2 : Fill in an adoption Questionnaire
3 : Meet the animal or walk the dog
4 : If meeting is successful, place a reserve fee on the animal
5 : Dogs must be walked twice on seperate occasions
6 : All family members must meet a cat or dog. If other dogs are owned they must be brought to the animal centre to meet with the dog being adopted
7 : A home visit will be carried out
8 : If the home visit is successful an appointment must be made to collect the animal
9 : When collecting the animal, all adoption paperwork will be completed and the balance of the adoption fee paid. Please bring ID with you
10 : All cats and small animals must be transported in a suitable carrier
11 : All dogs must leave the premises with a suitable collar, dog tag and on a lead
Six to eight weeks after adoption, a follow up home visit will be made to see how the adoption has gone
Important note : Some animals may leave the animal centre before they have been neutered. A free neutering voucher will be issued which must be used within 6 months of the adoption date.
Adoption Fees
The fee to adopt a dog is £110.00 with a deposit of £10.00
The fee to adopt a cat is £55.00 with a deposit of £10.00
The fee to adopt a rabbit is £30.00 with a deposit of £5.00
The fee to adopt a ferret is £30.00 with a deposit of £5.00
The fee to adopt a guinea pig is £15.00 with a deposit of £1.00
The fee to adopt a hamster is £5.00 with a deposit of £1.00
IMPORTANT
• DEPOSITS MUST BE PAID IN ORDER TO RESERVE AN ANIMAL FROM THIS CENTRE
• THE DEPOSIT WILL BE DEDUCTED FROM THE ADOPTION FEE ON COLLECTION OF THE ANIMAL.
• DEPOSITS ARE NON REFUNDABLE
• NO ANIMAL CAN BE RESERVED UNLESS A DEPOSIT HAS BEEN PAID
• PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE
