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ADOPTING A LINCS ARK ANIMAL

Lincs Ark rescues and rehomes mainly cats and kittens,
but also a smaller number of dogs, as well as small animals
such as rabbits,mice, etc too.
These animals are cared for by individual Fosterers
until they find a loving permanent home.
When necessary, we also use carefully selected local kennels and catteries.
We never put a healthy animal to sleep.
Animals taken in by the rescue are looked after until a new home
can be found for them.
Do you think you may be able to offer a rescued animal a home?

Please click here for our ADOPTION POLICY

Below are some of the other animals in our care
that are currently seeking a new home

Reggie is a lively male ferret aged between 2 and 3 years. He has been castrated. Reggie has lived indoor all of his life and needs to be kept inside until the warmer weather comes and then he can be moved to the garden. Reggie is used to people and other pets and although can be a little bit nippy when he is playing he is a very tame and cuddly boy. Reggie would be ideal to home with another ferret of similar age and would benefit from a new home with experienced ferret owners.

Daisy and Mitsy are 2 adorable girls needing a good home. They are about 18 months old and have both been spayed and vaccinated and are in good health. Daisy is a ginger and white lop eared rabbit and is confident and adventurous. Mitsy is a tortoise shell harlequin - a larger rabbit but is quieter and shyer. They have been used to running free, so are looking for a spacious home. If you think you may be able to offer this goregous pair of girls a loving new home, please get in touch.

The beautiful rabbits above are all looking for new homes.
Sam Pepper is the father and aged approx 8 months, he is a Lionhead crossbreed.
Sunshine is a Lop and the mother, her age is unknown as she was originally a stray but she appears to be quite young, possibly about 2 years old. Both are neutered and will be reunited once Sunshine is fully over her spaying operation so that they can be rehomed as a pair.
The Babies : They have 4 female and 3 male babies born at the beginning of June 2010. They are all different colours and seem to take after their father, all resembling Lionheads. The girls are to be rehomed in pairs and must be neutered once they are 4-5 months. The boys are also to be neutered and will either be rehomed as a trio or as a pair if one of the boys were to join an existing spayed female. The male babies are in a separate foster home. All are a very friendly and inquisitive bunch who will make wonderful companions.
They will all readily use a litter tray and are Myxomatosis vaccinated.
We follow the latest veterinary recommendations and feed a majority hay and grass diet, supplemented with some vegetables and a small quantity of an extruded pellet.
All rabbits require spacious accommodation, the bigger the better, which we can advise on, as well as any other aspects of rabbit keeping. We do not rehome our rabbits to live solely in hutches or with guinea pigs. We don't advise them as pets for young children to handle as rabbits generally don't like to be picked up. Please call if you are interested in offering any of these lovely bunnies a new home.