Wadars in Ferring, West Sussex, cares for cats, dogs, rabbits and other small animals at its rescue centre – so, whether you’re a cat person or a dog person, or you prefer a much smaller four-legged friend, there might just be a pet for you here!
The charity has been rehoming pets and rescuing wildlife since 1969 and has many adorable animals currently looking for homes.
For more information about any of the animals below, visit the Wadars website and view their full profiles.
All information and photos come from Wadars.

13. Lwcus - ten year old Short haired
Lwcus is hoping to find a forever home with his own loving family. He is a confident and independent gentleman who loves his food just as much as a friendly stroke on the head. Lwcus has a loud purr and a persistent head butt to let you know when he is looking for more love! We are looking for a home for Lwcus without other animals or young children. Photo: Wadars

14. Shadow - eight year old Short haired
Shadow is a confident and cheeky gentleman who is looking for patient owners, who will allow him the time he needs to settle into a new forever home. He has a huge amount of personality to share and loves to lick your hands to show off his love. He will need a consistent routine and an understanding home to thrive in, and is looking for a home without other pets or young children. Photo: Wadars

15. Monty and Romany - seven year old rabbits
Monty and Romany are a bonded pair who are looking for a forever home to snuggle up together in. These two are outdoor rabbits and love laying out in the grass whenever possible. Monty is an incredibly laid back rabbit, without a care in the world and Romany makes for an inquisitive and cheeky sidekick. Romany is known for giving out kisses and also giving tiny grunts if she is ever unhappy with the amount of cuddle time she's given. This pair are looking for a loving home without young children. Photo: Wadars

16. Oreo and Sunshine - two year old rabbits
Oreo & Sunshine are the best of friends and are now looking for a forever home to call their own. Wadars said they are outdoor rabbits with great personalities! They are an incredibly inquisitive bonded pair who love to explore and have a good nibble on their enrichment. Oreo is the slightly more laid back of the pair but still equally as excited for new toys. They are looking for a home without young children. Photo: Wadars


