Post by annat on Mar 7, 2010 23:54:39 GMT
Contact/organisation details: I am fostering for Furry Friends in Old Coulsdon. Please PM me on here or call Emma on 020 8407 1080/0797 356 9371.
Does the animal have rescue back up?: Yes
Location: Caterham/Old Coulsdon SURREY
Number of groups:1
Group:1
Number of animals: 4
Type/Breed/Variety: Fancy mice
Sex: Female
Age(s): Approx a year
Name(s): Poppy, Daisy, Buttercup and Orchid
Colours: Poppy and Daisy are Black and white and Buttercup and Orchid are cream and white
Neutered: No
Reason for rehoming: Environmental Health teamed up with Furry Friends Rescue in Kent to remove hundreds of fancy (pet) mice who had bred completely out of control from a hoarder in Wales. They had been living in large, overcrowded, unsexed groups in tiny cages, buckets, bins, and storage containers. None of these females are pregnant! These girls were at a different rescue, but they closed down so we took them in.
Will the group be split: I would love them to go as a four as mice are happier in groups, but they can go in pairs.
Transport available: Within reason, unless you know of people coming this way.
Other: These are the very last 4 mice from the first hoarder in Wales. These mice have NEVER had a home, and we are very concerned they are going to be overlooked when the next rescue mice come in. They are friendly and easy to hold
photos to follow
Does the animal have rescue back up?: Yes
Location: Caterham/Old Coulsdon SURREY
Number of groups:1
Group:1
Number of animals: 4
Type/Breed/Variety: Fancy mice
Sex: Female
Age(s): Approx a year
Name(s): Poppy, Daisy, Buttercup and Orchid
Colours: Poppy and Daisy are Black and white and Buttercup and Orchid are cream and white
Neutered: No
Reason for rehoming: Environmental Health teamed up with Furry Friends Rescue in Kent to remove hundreds of fancy (pet) mice who had bred completely out of control from a hoarder in Wales. They had been living in large, overcrowded, unsexed groups in tiny cages, buckets, bins, and storage containers. None of these females are pregnant! These girls were at a different rescue, but they closed down so we took them in.
Will the group be split: I would love them to go as a four as mice are happier in groups, but they can go in pairs.
Transport available: Within reason, unless you know of people coming this way.
Other: These are the very last 4 mice from the first hoarder in Wales. These mice have NEVER had a home, and we are very concerned they are going to be overlooked when the next rescue mice come in. They are friendly and easy to hold
photos to follow
