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RSPCA Essex: 5 animals who are looking for new homes
There are some animals from the Essex South, Southend & District branches, the South West branch and the Danaher Animal Home.
If you think you would be able to rehome one of them go to either the Essex South, Southend & District branch, the South West branch, or the Danaher Animal Home website for details.
You can also donate to charities to help them carry on their rescue work at the same websites.
Daisy
Gender – Female
Age – Seven years old
Breed – Jack Russell Terrier Cross
Colour – White with brown and black spots
If you want to adopt Daisy you can view their full profile here.
Daisy is described as an “affectionate and adventurous” dog who walks really well on a lead and loves to explore.
She would prefer to be the only dog in a home, but would also benefit from having the opportunity to socialise and make friends outside of that.
Around the home Daisy is used to normal everyday things and Danaher Animal Home expect her to settle in quickly.
Angel
Gender – Female
Age – Eight years old
Breed – Domestic Longhair
Colour – Black and white
If you want to adopt Angel you can view their full profile here.
Angel is described as a “sweet-natured” and “very friendly” cat who came into the care of Danaher Animal Home after being abandoned.
She is able to live with other friendly cats who are used to having another cat around the home but introductions will need to be slow starting in separate rooms and having scent swaps with blankets.
Additionally, Angel is currently undergoing treatment as she’s had a poorly stomach since arriving at the centre which is believed to be due to stress.
It is not expected to be an issue when settled into a home.
Nutmeg and Hughy
Gender – Female (Nutmeg) and Male (Hughy)
Age – Five months old (Nutmeg) and Adult (Hughy)
Breed – Netherland Dwarf (Nutmeg) and Polish (Hughy)
Colour – Brown (Nutmeg) and White (Hughy)
If you want to adopt Nutmeg and Hughy you can view their full profile here.
Nutmeg and Hughy are looking for a home together since meeting and becoming close friends at Danaher Animal Home.
Hughy arrived first after his previous owner was no longer able to care for him, whilst Nutmeg had been abandoned and left to fend for herself.
Both were a little nervous at first but soon came to grow into themselves and they eventually found each other.
Izzy
Gender – Female
Age – Eight years old
Breed – Doberman
Colour – Black
If you want to adopt Izzy you can view their full profile here.
Izzy is described as a “super friendly” dog who loves having a fuss and cuddle with her handlers.
She loves the company of other dogs on walks and to play with them off lead, but because she can be a little unsure at times Danaher Animal Home recommend her to be the only dog in a new home.
Additionally, she has a minor medical complaint that will require ongoing treatment throughout her life.
RSPCA says many animals are being abandoned in Essex
Last year the RSPCA shared that there were 850 reports of abandoned animals in Essex in 2021.
From January to July 2022, 750 reports had already been made which was a 51 per cent increase from the same timeframe in 2021.
The charity fears the huge rise in pet ownership, which skyrocketed during the pandemic, coupled with the cost of living crisis, has put a strain on people’s finances.
Dermot Murphy, chief inspectorate officer at the RSPCA, said: “The idea of putting your cat in a carrier and taking them to a secluded spot in the woods before walking away is absolutely unthinkable and heart-breaking to most pet owners.
“Sadly we are seeing animals callously abandoned like this every single day.”
