The branch takes in a wide variety of animals but normally only has small numbers of any particular type at one time (except for rabbits, which we always have in very large numbers). Cats and dogs are primarily adopted via the private boarding kennels where we keep them, while smaller animals such as ferrets, guinea-pigs, fancy rats, mice, hamsters, gerbils etc. are kept in individual people's homes. This means that the small animals are rather widely scattered which can make arrangements to view etc. slightly more complicated. You need to be aware that these animals don't have a very long lifespan.
The animals in our care can be seen on our rehoming gallery. Please print it out and display if you have a suitable location.
Rats and hamsters: email Rosemary (rosemary@rspca-cambridge.org.uk) At present we only have two middle-aged Russian hamsters.