Born 30th August 2008
3 Girls
1 Boy
These 4 bundles of fluff are looking for their new home because their owner was unable to keep them.
Unfortunately his cat had escaped and got pregnant. These cuties are the result.!
They were quite nervous at first but are quickly learning to trust people.
All they need are time and patience for them to blossom.
All under 1 year old
Guinea Pigs
Female
These lovely girls came to us from a family who’s children had grown bored of taking care of them properly
Please remember that even small furries need proper attention and can be time consuming to care for properly.
Guinea pigs are sociable creatures so ideally these girls will be homed in pairs or with another female pig for company.
Please ask a member of staff for further details
Why am I here?
I guess the novelty of caring for me wore off !
I am quite an escape artist so my hutch will need to be secure and I’m not very keen on being picked up although I do like to have my fur brushed. Good job really because it has to be done regularly or else it tangles badly.
I have been neutered so I would be able to be homed with a female rabbit if introduced carefully.
Charlie was the victim of a road accident. He was hit by a car and taken to the vets.
Charlie was very lucky because after a thorough checkup, it was found that he had escaped with minor cuts and bruises. His right eye has been damaged but the vets say that this wont have any affect on him in the future.
All Charlie needed now was his owners to come and collect him.
He waited and waited and….waited!
Nobody came !
When it became obvious that Charlie had been abandoned, Mayflower were contacted and agreed to help him find a new loving home with owners who will take care of him this time.
Harry was found hopping around the car park outside a Police Station but managed to evade capture for most of the morning.
A group of caring lads finally cornered him and brought him to us.
He is a lovely guy and full of character. He is extremely friendly and loves to have his ears tickled but doesn’t like to be picked up.
Another escaper though who will need a secure home.
Not lived with dogs, children or cats.
Into care 20 October 2008
Nobody to love me !
Nowhere to call my own !
I was a stray and had been wandering the streets for quite a while when a kind gentleman took pity on me and started giving me my meals.
He couldn’t give me a home because he already had two cats who didn’t like the idea of sharing with me.
I didn’t particularly like them either !
My carers here will help me find a new home where I will be kept safe.
I will have to be rehomed where I will be an only pet as I don’t like other cats (I’m not keen on other cats or children either!)
I just want a quiet life with loving owners
Is that too much to ask.
Lived with dogs, children and other cats
Into care 5 November 2008
Shev came to us, along with her sister Burton, because her previous owners were unable to look after her properly anymore.
She is an extremely loving cat once she gets to know you but can be a bit shy with strangers at first.
A home together would be wonderful but not essential if the right home comes along separately.
All she wants is a loving home and a warm lap to curl up on.
Is that too much to ask?
Into care 7 October 2008
Its hard to believe that a handsome boy like me could be wandering the streets isn’t it?
I was picked up by the Dog Warden and taken to the local pound.
My time was running out when Mayflower heard of my plight and came to the rescue.
I’ve heard my carers say that I’m a happy, friendly boy.
I think I deserve a loving forever home with a warm fire,
don’t you?
Good with children
Into care 27 July 2008
Originally a stray, Tia came to us via the local Dog Pound.
Obviously heavily pregnant she was placed in a foster home where she gave birth to 7 puppies.
Mayflower have found all her young family loving homes of their own so its now Tia’s turn !
She is an absolute treasure to
have around.
Loving, playful and bright, all Tia needs now is a family to care for her forever and keep her safe.
It’s the least that she deserves.
I hope you agree.
Into care 2 September 2008
Hi, my name is Buzz
When my previous owners left the back gate open I tried to follow them.
Trouble was, I didn’t know where they had gone and tried to cross a busy road by myself.
I was hit by a car and badly injured.
The kind man in the car took me to the vets. They phoned my owners but, when they knew that there would be a bill to pay, decided to not collect me.
So now I am here looking for new owners who will take the time and trouble to keep me safe.
Its not much to ask is it?
Good with other dogs, children and cats
Into care 19 August 2008
Bruno came to us when his previous owners found that they couldn’t cope with his puppy antics.
He was only doing what young dogs do best – chewing, being mischievous, boisterous and not always making it into the garden in time!!
We have found Bruno a delight to have around. He craves attention and will do anything for treats which should make his training easier.
Are you the right person to help Bruno complete his training?
I hope so.
Has lived with dogs, children and other cats.
Into care 5 November 2008
Burton came to us, along with her sister Shev, because her previous owners were unable to look after her properly anymore.
She is an extremely loving cat once she gets to know you but can be a bit shy with strangers at first.
A home together would be wonderful but not essential if the right home comes along separately.
All she wants is a loving home and a warm lap to curl up on.
Is that too much to ask?
(Burton has an allergy to plastic bowls - so only the best china dishes please !!!
Good with other dogs and children
Into care 14 November 2008
Why am I here you may be wondering?
I have been asking the same question myself !
I have heard my carers say that I was just unwanted – that’s hard for a gal like me to take.
I mean – what’s wrong with me?
I’m small, cute and love to play with a ball if you would like to throw it.
I think I deserve to have a new forever home where I will be loved and cared for – don’t you?
Into care 24 March 2008
Randy came to us from another Rescue far away from here where he had been taken as a stray by the Dog Warden. When his ‘time was up’ and his future uncertain Mayflower was contacted and agreed to help Randy find his new forever home.
We have found him to a lovely guy who deserves a second chance.
He needs time and patience to complete his training but with the right person we’re sure that Randy will blossom.
Hello, my name is Ruby.
I used to live in a nice home with another dog but he didn’t like me for some reason and kept attacking me whenever my owners weren’t looking. I don’t know why – perhaps he was jealous because I’m so cute!
Anyway, it was decided that I would come here to look for a new Mum and Dad who would love me and keep me safe forever.
Could that person be you?
But before you look into my beautiful brown eyes and fall in love, remember that puppies are
hard work!
But I’m worth it !!!!!
Approx 3 years old
Wilma came to us along with her friend, Fred, because her owner was moving house and unable to take them along to the new house.
Fred has since been rehomed but Wilma is still waiting.
She is adorable and very friendly.
All she needs is a loving family to take care of her.
