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Pet Rescue UK is a voluntary organisation and completely self-funded and totally reliant on donations, fundraising etc. We aim to find suitable everlasting homes for mistreated and unwanted animals throughout the UK. |
Small pet links at www.giveusahome.co.uk |
Hamster Health, a new site Oct 2003. This site contains details on hamster illnesses and injury. |
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Whether going on holiday, a day away, work commitments, hospital/illness or convalescence - help is at hand with our home & pet sitting service. Allow your animals to remain cared for in their home environment with the added security of not leaving your house empty. Your pet can remain in a familiar routine with the additional comforting thought that your home is being checked on a regular basis. |
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NO KILL HAMSTER RESCUE We have been involved with neglected and unwanted hamsters for many years now. If you know of a hamster in need please let us know. All vet costs incurred are self-financed. Please consider making a one-off or regular donation to some of our “life-termers”. These are older hamsters, who due to health or behavioural issues, are not suitable for rehoming and will live their life out within the hamstery. All rescues are quarantined for a minimum of two weeks and health checked by a vet as appropriate. Older hamsters still have lots of love to give - please consider giving one a new home |
Hamster Rescue (UK) is a small rescue based in South Lincolnshire. We understand and have experience of owning these adorable creatures and take in old, unwanted or neglected hamsters of any age and find them new loving homes. We occasionally have baby hamsters requiring new homes also. In some cases, hamsters that do end up in our care are unsuitable to be rehomed due to their age, ill health or because of behavioural issues and these individuals will remain in our care. These particular hamsters can be sponsored for a small amount which will go towards their care and any treatment required. |
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