HERE are our Pets of the Week, courtesy of Oak Tree Animals’ Charity.
TINO
Cheeky Tino loves having fun and playing with toys, meeting new people and going for walks.
This happy chap needs a home with older children as he can be mouthy when excited.
Tino can sometimes traffic chase so needs a home away from busy roads. A rural/semi-rural location would be ideal.
His new owner will need to continue with Tino’s training and we will offer support with this. He could potentially live with another dog but no cats.
As Tino can get very excited at times, a home with older children (15+ years) would be preferred.
DRAGON KITTENS
Meet the Dragon Kitties! This all-female group consists of Toothless, Mushu, Nessie and Puff.
They are estimated to be around 8 weeks old.
These girlies are slowly starting to find their purr and gain in confidence but will still require a helping hand in their new home; they will need someone to be with them for at least part of the day.
They all have different personalities, some are playful and others prefer to sit with you.
As some of the girls are coming on quicker than the others we are looking to rehome them as two sets of pairs:
- Toothless and Puff
- Nessie and Mushu
If you are interested in Tino or the Dragon Kitties, please email us in the first instance and tell us a bit about yourself. Please ensure you give us your phone number so we can ring you for an initial chat: smallanimalteam@oaktreeanimals.org.uk.
All animals from Oak Tree Animals’ Charity have received full behavioural and veterinary assessments, are neutered, microchipped and fully vaccinated. Horses are passported.
Dogs and cats rehomed from Oak Tree Animals’ Charity also benefit from 4 weeks free pet insurance. For more information about rehoming an animal from Oak Tree please call 01228 560082 or visit www.oaktreeanimals.org.uk
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