Who would you pick as your office dog? 🤭
Dora’s forever home 🥺
Beautiful Dora was born in rescue and has finally found her forever home with her wonderful adopters 🐾
Not only did Dora build a great bond with her forever family, she has also been working to have positive introductions and relationships with the horses in the onsite stables 🩷
We are so proud to of been part of her adoption journey and bringing her and her perfect match family together 🥰
Happy Easter! Our bunny made sure to hand deliver all of our cats their very own treat egg to play with and enjoy! 😋
(Even if some of them did choose bunny cuddles over goodies!) 🤭
Our cheeky chicken Marley is still patiently waiting for her perfect match to find her! 🐾
She is a 1 year old German Shepherd cross breed who has a sweet and gentle nature, as shown by her cheeky nicknames.
Although all of us at the centre have fallen madly in love with her, it is now time for a forever family to 🩷
Marley Moos loves the company of people and will need adopters who are home all the time while they teach her it’s ok to be alone. Although she is initially nervous of new people, once she knows you, she loves all the snuggles! 🐾
For more information please head to our website www.rspcasussexwest.org.uk and head to the meet our dogs section!
🐾 Mollys Happy Tail 🐾
After a long journey to landing on her paws, Mango, now Molly couldn’t be happier in her forever home 🏡
Since being adopted back in October we are so proud of how well she is doing and even spending her first Christmas with her incredible new family 🎄
We wish Molly and her forever family all the happiness and adventures as they enter 2024 together and thank them for giving our lovely young lady the time , love and patience she needed 🫶🏻
The PURfect Christmas day 🐾
From our cats to yours we hope you have a fantastic christmas day 🎄
Have a woofing great christmas! 🎄
Enjoy just a few snippets of the amazing day being had by staff and our dogs alike after santa paws came to town 🫶🏻
Could you be Figgys home… 🥺
Please help us find our handsome boy Figgy find his forever home this #Adoptober as we work to make his wish of spending Christmas with a forever family come true 💫
Please view Figgys rehoming criteria on our website www.rspcasussexwest.org.uk
#adoptober
Since Ernie first came to us he has come a long way in his rehabilitation and has started his journey on his way to a good life. 🐶
He is a smart cookie who loves training however, often enjoys getting in touch with his Husky side and be quite the cheeky chap! 🤪
He needs adopters with lots of patience and who will understand that new things can not only be exciting for Ernie, but can just as quickly become quite scary. Adopters will benefit from having previous Husky experience.
Ernie will be a big commitment however, will commit all of his love and the fun he has to offer to a special someone in return 🫶🏻
For more details on Ernie’s rehoming criteria please visit our website 👇🏻
www.rspcasussexwest.org.uk
#adoptober
This AdoptOber we promised no tricks, just treats and we are definitely delivering with this sweet bunch of KITTENS 🍂🐱
We have many pairs of kittens starting their adoption journeys as they grow of age and are now taking application forms. 📝
Please know all of our kittens come in pairs and don’t like to be alone 🐾
Get in touch with a perfect match form if you feel you could treat them to their forever home 🤭[email protected]
#rescue #adopt #kittens #RSPCA #cat #rehome #adoptober #love #cute
Let’s talk about our dog of the month, Rosie! 🐾
Rosie is a 2 year old Staffordshire bull terrier crossbreed. She is a bouncy bundle of joy who loves people, especially having a cuddle with them. 💖
For over 118 days Rosie has been patiently waiting for her perfect match!
🏡 Rosie need an adult only home due to how bouncy she is.
🏡 Rosie needs adopters who love training as much as she does!
🏡 Rosie needs to be taught how to be left alone.
🏡 Rosie is not fond of other dogs and can be reactive.
Please get in touch if you could be Rosie’s forever family [email protected]
⭐️ Join Missy in a hydrotherapy session ⭐️
It has been 9 months since Missy went home with her forever family who have continued to work closely with us to ensure Missy’s ongoing rehabilitation following her surgery back in July 2022. 🐾
Missy has come on in leaps and bounds since her pain has been dramatically reduced and her muscle maintained through hydrotherapy to keep this at bay.
Join us in congratulating Missy and her family on their incredible journey together and for the fantastic work hydrotherapist Sam continues to do to support them. 🩷
Meets Baby. Baby came to us via inspector due to severe neglect. 😞
We promptly put a plan into action to help her on her journey to feeling herself again. 💕
As you can see Baby is now thriving in our care. She has learnt how to love, trust and enjoy life again. 🐾
Your donations support us in ensuring dogs like Baby receive care and attention as well as rehabilitation on their journey to finding a loving forever family. 🐶
Together we can #CancelOutCruelty
To donate please follow the link below
https://rspcasussexwest.enthuse.com/profile
🐾 Wisdom Wednesday 🐾
Scatter feeding
How do we scatter feed and why is it important?
Dogs are classed as scavengers by nature and by scatter feeding we can bring this to your advantage. By allowing your dog to use its primary sense scent, we provide a positive outlet for scavenging behaviour. Dogs have amazing noses and scent work not only exercises your dog's brain but also encourages lower arousal which can definitely help if you have a high-energy or working breed. Along with many other benefits, scatter feeding can also slow your dog down while eating which can avoid conditions such as bloat.
Not only do our canine friends enjoy the scatter game,you can also try it with your felines. Did you know that cats have up to 200 million scent receptors in their nose, so they would also enjoy this activity.
How do I scatter feed?
The amazing thing about scatter feeding is you can do it anywhere and everywhere with your pet. Whether this be in the house, garden or on walks.
How to scatter feed
1) If possible ask your pet to wait in another room
2)Grab your pet's dinner rations/treats
3)Sprinkle the food in the garden or hide around the house (start easy and level up as you go)
4)Release your pet and watch their noses frantically search for the food
5)You sit back and relax and watch their amazing noses work
On walks, you can stop and scatter treats to help reduce your dog's arousal levels, to manage unwanted behaviour by distracting your dog from possible triggers, help them adjust to new environments and create calmer walks.