Animals for adoption in Sussex: Here are 9 cats, dogs and rabbits looking for a home at Wadars this week

Wadars, which has operated in the Worthing area for more than 50 years, rescues and rehabilitates wild animals, in addition to rehoming cats, dogs and small animals as pets.

By Megan Baker

Published 3rd May 2022, 15:57 BST

Updated 3rd May 2022, 16:11 BST

The charity's animals currently available for rehoming are listed below and on the Wadars website. To enquire about one of the cats, dogs or rabbits, see the website for more details.

Wadars ensures any animal in its care is microchipped, vaccinated, neutered and administered flea and worm treatment before it is ready for adoption.

Find out more about the charity here.

See more animals for adoption in Sussex.

Can you give a home to a cat, dog or rabbit at animal rescue charity Wadars?

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Can you give a home to a cat, dog or rabbit at animal rescue charity Wadars? Photo: Wadars

Mocha is a 'young at heart' ten-year-old Shar Pei with a wonderful, gentle temperament.

Mocha is used to children, quite active and enjoys her walks. However, she does pull a little at first on the lead, so could benefit from some training.

2. Mocha

Mocha is a 'young at heart' ten-year-old Shar Pei with a wonderful, gentle temperament. Mocha is used to children, quite active and enjoys her walks. However, she does pull a little at first on the lead, so could benefit from some training. Photo: Wadars

Rex is a friendly, sociable boy who is fine with other dogs and children. He does not like to be left alone and would benefit from a home where he will have company for most of the time.

3. Rex

Rex is a friendly, sociable boy who is fine with other dogs and children. He does not like to be left alone and would benefit from a home where he will have company for most of the time. Photo: Wadars

Wadars describes Pixie as 'a little madam'. With bags of attitude and personality, she is a little dog who often thinks she is a Rottweiler.

Anything new has to be gently introduced to gain Pixie’s confidence and respect, but once she knows you she can be quite affectionate and submissive. She is looking for an adult-only home.

4. Pixie

Wadars describes Pixie as 'a little madam'. With bags of attitude and personality, she is a little dog who often thinks she is a Rottweiler. Anything new has to be gently introduced to gain Pixie’s confidence and respect, but once she knows you she can be quite affectionate and submissive. She is looking for an adult-only home. Photo: Wadars