Pet of the moment is where we are going to choose an animal or a group of animals from all our four different categories to help them find new loving homes
Guinea Pigs 
These animals will be chosen for a number of reasons:-
They might have been with us a while 
Being overlooked 
Dislike of being in a rescue environment 
or we just think they deserve that new forever home 
Could you give these furbabies a new loving forever home?
Todd was taken to the vets as a stray with a large abscess on his face. He nearly didn’t make it to us at all after the vets nearly put him to sleep because they said he was vicious. Todd isn’t vicious his just scared and give the occasional hiss and spit, we think it’s because he doesn’t like being penned, his obviously use to going out and having more space, but this large tabby can be a soft, gentle giant. He is a very shy cat and will hide in the back of his pen and hiss at new people, but the cattery staff try to explain when he gets to know you he can be the soppiest cat and loves to have big belly rubs and lots of strokes and has a lovely purr, but he has to be treated like a child and if he hisses he gets ignored and when he being loving he gets a treat. Todd is still quite a young cat approx - 2-3 years old and is a large tabby and white male. Because his a little nervous and shy we wouldn’t recommend him to go with children under 12 years as he isn’t keen on loud noises and can get spooked easily. He would suit a quite house where he could have a special bond with 1-2 people.
Todd is fully vaccinated, micro chipped, neutered, wormed and deflead.
We ask for a donation of £65 per cat
For more information or to arrange an appointment to view,
Contact Penny at the cattery on 01634 294831
Lola is a female, black harlequin, mixed lop. She is quiet a temperamental rabbit and is looking for a home with someone who has dealt with difficult rabbits. Lola was born in 2005 and came to us because her owner couldn’t cope with her any longer. She needs an understanding home with someone who give her time and use to handling temperamental rabbits. She is vaccinated against Myxi and Hvd.
We have no set fee for our rabbits, we ask for a donation
All viewings by Appointment Only
For More Information Please Contact the Centre
Between 10am-12noon Mon-Sat
01634 681187
The reason we are using Sherpa as pet of the moment is because he is a single male guinea pig and he has pink eye's. Pink eyed animals are always very harto home as are single male guinea pigs as a lot of website state guinea pigs should be in groups, unfortunately this doesn't always work, especially if they have grown up into adulthood without contact with other guinea pigs. Single guinea pigs are usually very social as they look at humans for company rather than other guinea pigs.
Sherpa is a male, smooth coated, Himalayan. We do not know how old he is as he was abandoned when his owners moved. He had a touch of mite when he came in to us but this has now cleared and his ready for re-homing. He loves a cuddle but can be a little hard to catch when in his hutch. Sherpa would suit an indoor home or an outside home if he gets a lot of attention. Sherpa isn’t neutered.
We have no set fee for our Guinea Pigs we just ask for a donation
All viewings by appointment only.
Please contact the centre on 01634 681187
between 10am - 12 noon Monday- Saturday
We are inundated with African Land Snails. These range in size from a few millimetres to 6-7 inches. We have had many large groups come in and this has caused our centre to have over 500 snails looking for new homes. Snails are easy to care for and we would be willing to give advice on housing and feeding. For more information please contact
RSPCA Medway West Branch
01634 681187