Rodents
1 year old
Sprout 🌱
Sprout is friendly, fun, and has exactly two priorities in life:
- Vegetables.
- More vegetables.
If you arrive holding a cucumber, you’re instantly promoted to Favourite Human. Put the cucumber down? Congratulations, you’ve been demoted back to person who is blocking the food bowl.
He’s a happy little chap with plenty of personality and enough wheeks to ensure the entire road knows when dinner is running approximately 17 seconds late. He’s curious, enjoys human company, and is always up for investigating whether you’ve accidentally brought snacks.
The only thing missing from Sprout’s life is another guinea pig to share it with.
Guinea pigs are highly social animals and should never live alone, so Sprout will only be rehomed to a home with existing guinea pigs for bonding. Humans are lovely and all that, but they simply don’t speak fluent guinea pig.
If your piggy is looking for a new best friend, a fellow veggie enthusiast, and someone to help demand snacks with maximum dramatic effect, Sprout is ready to move in. 🥬❤️
6 months old
Gerbils 🐹
We currently have 1 girl and 3 boys available for adoption, and their little personalities are starting to shine through. What began as a collection of suspicious fluff nuggets is quickly turning into a group of playful, curious, and very entertaining little characters.
They’re getting more comfortable with people and handling every day, and we’re discovering that beneath the tiny paws and twitchy noses are some seriously sweet little souls. Well, mostly sweet. There may be the occasional plot to redecorate their enclosure at 3am.
They love digging, exploring, rearranging absolutely everything you’ve carefully set up for them, and generally causing adorable levels of mischief.
If you’re looking for pets that are fun, fascinating to watch, and packed with personality despite being smaller than your average TV remote, one of these groups could be perfect for you.
Please remember gerbils are social animals and must live with other gerbils, so they will be rehomed in suitable pairs/groups.
They may be small, but they have the confidence of animals at least 100 times their size. 😌