"Just thought you might like to see a pic of Bramble who we got from you a year ago last April. I expect you remember her - she was the black kitten/cat without a tail which she had amputated when she had a bad fall and broke her leg and tail and then her owner died.

 

She then had to be rushed back to your vet for surgery two days after we had her as she had a ruptured diaphragm due to the previous fall.

 

As you can see, she is a little sweetie and she, and our other cat who is about four months older love each other to bits." 

LM Weymouth

Came to us as her owners had moved away and left her to fend for herself.  She was living in some bushes for a few months before someone called us to collect her.  She wanted to come to see you, but kept herself at arms length, making catching her difficult.  She was eventually lured into a cat trap with a big plate of pilchards!  Once in the cat pens, she became the friendliest of cats, getting used to being cuddled and fed, and her confidence with people restored.  She has now been rehomed, and lives with another of our cats Gizzi, getting all the cuddles she deserves.

Humphrey was found hanging by his back leg on a fence in Bridport.  He was taken to the local vets, but the wounds were only superficial. He was a very shy cat when he first came in, hissing at every one, but with a lot of time and lots of love and cuddles he came out of himself, and became very friendly and loving.  No owner came forward, so he was castrated, and put up for adoption.  He now shares a home with Twinkle.

 were two tiny, sickly kittens collected by our rehoming co-ordinator suffering from Cat Flu.  Their little eyes were infected, and their breathing was very difficult.  They were taken straight to the vets, where we were warned they may not survive.  After hours of nursing day and night, giving antibiotics, gently cleaning eyes, applying eye drops, and dropper feeding, they improved slowly.  After a few weeks the kittens were unrecognisable, and turned into the normal sort that climb on your curtains!  Both have been successfully rehomed.

Felix lived in a lean to on the side of the house and was signed over as he used the lawn as his toilet. Now he is in a home where he is suitably spoilt and very much loved.

 

 Freda & Heidi (now called Holly) - were two stray ferrets that came to us separately and were in a bad shape.  They both had mites, fleas and ticks and diarrhoea, and needed nursing back to health.  They both now have a very loving home together with a lady who absolutely loves them to pieces.  They live in a veritable ferret paradise!  

Daisy Dumpling Came to us at the age of  two .  Not the friendliest of rabbits, but has found a loving home with another RSPCA rabbit, Dave, who was found dumped in a field. They are both looked after by two children, who know that rabbits are lots of work!