Willow

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Willow is a 4 month old smoothcoat tri colour little girl who came into our care 4 weeks ago with her mum. She was skittish and lacking in confidence but after plenty if TLC in a foster home she is now a happy little girl. Mum has been used for breeding and has had to be separated from Willow due to ill health. Willow is now looking to find a new herd of piggies to truly find her happy ever after. This is what her foster carers have to say about her:

' Willow is a lively young girl who loves to popcorn around as fast as she can, she wheeks for food even when she has some and waits (impatiently) every morning/evening at the cage door for her food to be put in. She loves munching on parsley and snuggling up in her fleece tunnel. She isn’t keen on being picked up but will happily settle on your knee when wrapped in a blanket making her own little den.'

Willow currently lives indoors in a 160cm long cage (she will need min. size 5x2ft for 2 piggies). If you can offer her a home with another pig/piggies (females and/or neutered male) please get in touch by calling 0161 737 6600. We offer a bonding scheme for anyone wanting to introduce their existing guinea pig/s to Willow. See our website for full bonding and housing details: http://www.manchesterandsalfordrspca.org.uk/index.php/all-animals-for-adoption/#Guinea%20Pigs

Contact for Enquiries

Willow is being rehomed through a rescue. For more information or to enquire about adoption please contact:

RSPCA Manchester & Salford
565 Wilbraham Road, Chorlton, Manchester
Greater Manchester
M21 0AE

Tel: 0161 8820680
Email: rspcamcr_salford@btconnect.com
Website: http://www.rspca-manchesterandsalford.org.uk

Details: · All of our rabbits are micro-chipped, neutered and vaccinated against Myxomatosis and Viral Haemorrhagic Disease (VHD). To ensure rabbits are protected from these common diseases, VHD needs repeating every year and in some areas Myxomatosis needs repeating every 6 months, otherwise annually. We undertake a home visit for each rabbit prior to adoption; we aim to do this within one week of each reservation placed. We ask for an adoption fee of £40 per rabbit, £75 for a bonded pair. Rabbits are highly sociable mammals and should ideally live with another. Both rabbits must be neutered regardless of their sex, this is not only to prevent unwanted litters but also promotes good health long term and keeps hormone levels to a minimum. Adopted rabbits living on their own may only be re-homed indoors as house rabbits, requiring a lot of human attention and additional stimulation. When a rabbit is to be bonded with a potential adopter’s rabbit, we ask that their rabbit is both neutered and up to date with vaccinations against Myxomatosis and Viral Haemorrhagic Disease (VHD). The best companion match when bonding two rabbits is a neutered male with a neutered female. In most instances, all initial bonding sessions will be carried out under RSPCA supervision to gauge how the rabbits will potentially get on together. When rabbits are to live outdoors then the RSPCA minimum size requirements for a hutch are 6ft x 2ft x 2ft - sheds are an ideal option. With rabbits requiring a minimum of 4-5 hours exercise every day, a secure run permanently attached to the hutch/shed is ideal. We are a registered charity: 232255.