Located on the border with Hampshire, the centre offers care for its animals in rural surroundings.
A few animals from Ashley Heath are listed below but more can be found on the centre’s website.
To help the Ashley Heath Animal Centre carry on its work you can donate to their website here.
Monica
Gender – Female
Age – 10 years old
Breed – Staffordshire Bull Terrier crossbreed
Colour – Brown and White
If you want to adopt Monica you can view their full profile here.
Monica is said to be a dog who loves to play and interact with people and very much enjoys snuggling up on a sofa.
Despite her size, she does walk well on her harness and lead but can be strong if she wants to head in her own direction.
She has been sociable with most dogs out and about but does not like cats.
The ideal home for Monica will be where she has company throughout the day as she is not keen on being left on her own.
She may be able to live with dog-confident children who are aged 14 or above.
The RSPCA adds: “Don’t be deceived by her age, she is still full of life and enjoys a good zoom around the home and garden.”
Pudding
Gender – Female
Age – Seven years old
Breed – Crossbreed/Unknown
Colour – Tan and Black
If you want to adopt Pudding you can view their full profile here.
Pudding is described as friendly and affectionate and enjoys a cuddle on a sofa.
She walks well on the lead, knows some basic cues and responds well to training.
The RSPCA adds: “She is working on her confidence and building friends around other dogs as she finds bottom sniffing a bit rude and intrusive. She still needs to learn that this is a normal behaviour amongst her four-legged friends.”
Her ideal home would have a well-fenced garden due to having to walk mostly on lead in public places.
Barbara
Gender – Female
Age – Six years old
Breed – Crossbreed/Unknown
Colour – Cream and White
If you want to adopt Barbara you can view their full profile here.
Barbara is a dog who is quick to learn and responds very well to training, especially when being rewarded with food.
Her ideal home would be with a family who have had some experience with larger dogs.
Additionally, it would be better for her to have company throughout the day to start with to help her adjust.
Any children in the home would need to be aged 16 or above and be confident with larger breeds.
Arthur
Gender – Male
Age – Eight years old
Breed – Domestic
Colour – Grey
If you want to adopt Arthur you can view their full profile here.
Arthur is described as a “sweet chap” who is hoping to find a female rabbit to live with in a new home.
During this time, Arthur will need separate accommodation before they live together.
He could live with children of primary school age and would need to be able to explore the outside safely in a contained area occasionally.
Harvey
Gender – Male
Age – One year old
Breed – Domestic shorthair
Colour – Grey and White
If you want to adopt Harvey you can view their full profile here.
Harvey is a cat looking for an alternative lifestyle home after being removed from a large multi-cat household.
He can get quite stressed around people but the RSPCA are working with him to reduce those fears.
Harvey will need an owner who will respect his personal space and accept that he may always be a “hands-off” cat.
The RSPCA adds: “The alternative homes we are looking for are those which provide an outdoor lifestyle where cats are able to live more independently from people whilst still being supported with food, water, shelter and veterinary care. These homes must allow cats to roam freely without being confined.”
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Iris
Gender – Female
Age – Three years old
Breed – Domestic
Colour – White and Brown
If you want to adopt Iris you can view their full profile here.
Iris is a rabbit who likes to have a bit of fuss on her own terms and also enjoys a groom.
She can be protective of her enclosure and does like to have her own space.
The RSPCA is looking to rehome her with a male rabbit and they will need separate accommodation to start while they are in the bonding process.
