RSPCA Walsall Update

[x-vic-x]

Thankfully things have started to pick up for us during October, we have 3 new trustees which have injected some much needed enthusiasm into the branch. We have lots of new things in the pipeline which we will hopefully be able to tell you about in the upcoming months.

Rehoming wise things have been steady, we are running on a much smaller scale as we are having to deliver animals to their forever homes to comply with the coronavirus restrictions. That said we have rehomed over 40 animals in October although only 15 of these were bunnies.

We do have Honey who has recently had her incisors removed, and is now doing really well, our longest stay bunny Hamish is still with us, he has been in care just over a year now. He is EC positive so it's proving difficult to find him the perfect family.

We currently only have 3 guinea pigs in our care. All those are neutered males and are ready for rehoming.

[sdf76]

Good to hear you have made so many rehomings
Look forward to hearing about the new things you have in the pipeline in coming months.
sue

[x-vic-x]

So things have got off to a steady start in January, we have been very busy both with adoptions and people wanting to hand over bunnies. We have taken in a number of strays and whilst rehoming for bunnies has been slow we have rehomed alot of piggies and hamsters. Lucky managed to win bunny rescue of the month too so thank you for that.

[sdf76]

Thank you for your update.
sue

[x-vic-x]

So February has been and gone and we have rehomed a total of 10 bunnies and 14 piggies. Of course the calls to take in bunnies is greater than the amount we re-home but we are trying our best to accommodate the most urgent.

Fundraising is still a no go so we are so greatful of any donations we receive. So thank you.

[sdf76]

Thank you for your update and well done for the rehomings.
sue