HERE are our Pets of the Week, courtesy of Oak Tree Animals’ Charity.
SAVANNAH
Savannah is 15.2hh and is looking for a home as a companion only.
She is easy to catch and good to lead, however, she will stop to look at 'spooky' things. Savannah is good to groom and wash although can fidget when picking up her back legs. She is good for both the farrier and vet.
Savannah is currently living out 24/7 with a shelter and has lived with both mares and geldings. Equally, she is happy to be stabled when needed.
Do you have a pony/horse who is looking for an easy-going companion?
Please call 01228 560082 between 10am and 3.30pm and speak to a member of our Equine Team.
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SHADOW
Shadow is looking for a quiet home with a sofa big enough for him to share with his new owners. This big lad is a real softy and loves being around people so will need an owner who is around most of the time.
Unfortunately, Shadow doesn't get along with other dogs and has previously been attacked by a cat so he must be the only pet in the home.
We are looking for a home with a decent sized secure garden so Shadow has somewhere safe to exercise off lead.
Being an older guy, Shadow prefers a quiet life and will be looking for a home with adults or children aged 11+ years.
If you want to find out more information about Shadow, please email smallanimalteam@oaktreeanimals.org.uk with your name, address, contact number and a bit of information about yourself.
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 four weeks free pet insurance. For more information about rehoming an animal from Oak Tree please call 01228 560082 or visit oaktreeanimals.org.uk.
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