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This page is about our happy endings,
if you have adopted a pet from us please feel free to email
your story to be included on this page
Arthur came into the Sanctuary because his elderly owner could no longer cope.He is about 7 months old, neutered, and is fully vaccinated. He is completly deaf
[very common in all-white cats] so needs an indoor home.
He is very friendly and outgoing.
Arthur has a new home and a new name [Boo]
and lives with Michelle in Skelmersdale
and wandering in the grounds. Last year after a severe middle ear infection he had his ear canel removed,which saved his life but left him deaf and with a slight head tilt.He has suddenly decided that he wants a Home of his own and keeps wandering off crossing a very busy road and scrounging food from at least 5 different houses.
Ronnie now has a home with Alarna from Preston
Rosie
Rosie was handed in as unwanted pet from Liverpool
She is a little timid but with plenty of TLC, she
will give a life time of love and affection.
Rosie will be spayed, vaccinated and micro chipped.
Rosie has her forever
home now
re-united with Tia.
Bonny was handed in as an unwanted pet from Liverpool, she was very friendly and craved attention..After being spayed and vaccinated Bonny went to a new home to live with a neutured male rabbit..
I am delighted to say Gillian, one of our regular volunteers has offered her a home
Bebe has a loving forever home
Biscuit came into the sanctuary via the RSPCA as his owner had to go into residential care, leaving him. His companions Cookie and Jodie are already on the way to their forever home, leaving Biscuit waiting patiently.
sister whos owners very kindly came back for him, Biscuit has moved into the
Staff room at the Shelter, but would still like a forever home of his own one day.
Topsy was abandoned at the
end of our drive in her hutch with Nibbles on 12 3 07
We were alerted by an anonymous text message
Topsy was in good condition but when she went into a large cabin and run
she bullied Nibbles so they had to be parted. They are both settled
in their new homes
home
Lopsy and Topsy were both cruelly abandoned. When they came to Woodlands we introduced
them and they are now firm friends.
Renee was admitted to the
sanctuary on the 8/03/07. Renee is a black and white Dutch. She lived
as a house rabbit and was brought to the sanctuary after the landlord
where she lived told her owner that no pets were allowed.
Rennie is now happilly settled in her new
home
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PRESS LULU HAS A LOVELY NEW HOME IN SKELMERSDALE
Lulu was rescued from under a shed in Liverpool by caring neighbours with
her 5 young kittens. She reared her family but when she went to be vaccinated
she was FIV (aids) positive. This is not infectious to people or dogs
but could be to other cats. Therefore she needs a loving home where she
is the only cat and stays indoors Do you think this cat deserves another
chance??? In return she will, give you lots of love and affection.
Jessie was handed in as an unwanted pet
with her kittens. She had previously lost a leg but copes without a
problem. Since then she has fostered 2 more motherless litters of kittens
and we feel she really deserves a loving permanent home where she can
enjoy life to the full, probably for the first time.
All now have loving forever homes
Roxanne.
She was admitted to Woodlands Animal Sanctuary on 20th February 2008.She
is friendly, but is quiet and keeps herself to herself.
Roxanne now has her forever home.