Viva Lewes Issue #126 March 2017

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RAYSTEDE CENTRE FOR ANIMAL WELFARE Each year we rescue, rehome & provide sanctuary for over 2000 animals. Please help us to care for more animals by including Raystede in your Will. For more information, or to enquire about our free Will writing service, please visit www.raystede.org or contact fundraising@raystede.org 01825 840747 Registered Charity No: 237696
ADVERTORIAL Bringing a pet into your home is a big decision, whether it’s a hamster, dog, cat or hen. No matter what kind of companion animal you choose, they all need care and attention. Every species has different needs, so it’s important that you take everything into consideration including the cost of the animal during his or her lifetime. It is always a good idea to take out insurance and look into how much the animal you are considering will cost each month in food, bedding, treats, training classes and anything else they may require. The next stage will be figuring out exactly where to get that animal from. This is incredibly important and at times the excitement of getting a pet overrides researching where to responsibly locate one. The urge may be to hastily browse the internet or visit a random pet shop or garden centre. In order to prevent an impulsive decision we would encourage any potential pet owners to consider coming to Raystede. We rehome dogs, cats, chinchillas, rabbits, hamsters, rats, mice, degus, guinea pigs, hens, cockerels and zebra finches. Every animal that comes to Raystede is vet checked, character assessed and microchipped if necessary. We will give you all the advice you need about your chosen animal and we are happy to answer any questions that you may have. We also offer a rabbit bonding service that enables owners to bring their single rabbit to us and we will match them with one of our rescue rabbits here at Raystede. Rabbits should not be kept on their own, it’s unnatural for a rabbit to be solitary because they become very lonely. It is important that they have a friend to socialise with, otherwise they become distressed and often develop behavioural issues which are difficult to manage. If you feel your rabbit is in need of a friend please do get in touch and our experienced staff will guide you through the next steps. It is a misconception that only elderly or ‘difficult’ animals end up in rescue centres. We often have young animals needing homes and we have a huge array of breeds and ages at any one time. There are, however, a lot of bonuses to rehoming an older animal. They are usually house trained, are accustomed to human interaction and can be calmer. Choosing the right pet for you should not be rushed but visiting Raystede puts you in the best place to find your ideal animal companion. Raystede is open to visitors 7 days a week 10am – 4pm (exc Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day) For adoption enquiries or further information please contact our rehoming team on: 01825 880 468 www.raystede.org *We will be holding a series of talks about adopting specific animals. Please check our website for details. Raystede Centre for Animal Welfare, The Broyle, Ringmer, East Sussex, BN8 5AJ
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