Are you in a position to be able to adopt one of these cute creatures from the RSPCA centre in Martlesham?

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First up on our list is the ravenous Rosie, the Maine Coon a nice new home?

Rosie is looking for a patient home where she can have time to settle in at her own pace and adjust in her own time.

It would be best for Rosie to be the only pet and not around children as she only wants attention on her own terms when she feels comfortable enough.

Next up is Poppy, a ten-year-old Staffordshire Bull Terrier. A sweet and super affectionate little lady who loves being in the company of people.

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She is still an active girl who loves going out on walks and exploring new sights and smells that the world has to offer.

Poppy loves being in the company of and playing with other dogs, so can be rehomed with a calm, small dog depending on them meeting at the centre and can live with older children, but no cats unfortunately.

How about giving gorgeous George - the two-year-old Chihuahua - a new home?

A sweet little fella who enjoys the company of people once he gets to know you and enjoys a playing once he has gotten a little more comfident around you.

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He socialises well with smaller dogs but would need a home with no other pets at the moment but is able to live with teenage children.

Meet Rosy the rabbit, she is a Himalayan cross Albino which explains her white fur and red eyes.

A friendly girl that loves to explore and hop around in the sun, she can be a little bit shy at times so is looking for an owner that can spend time continuing her socialising.

Rosy is also looking to live with another rabbit friend to keep her company in her new home.

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How about adopting Panda the ferret?

She is a sweet-natured girl who can be a little bit timid but is gradually growing in confidence.

Panda ideally needs to be re-homed with a calm and patient owner who is looking to give her the home and time she deserves.

How about going for something a bit different and adopting Marlow the chinchilla?

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He has been very well handled and is a very friendly boy who loves a stroke, he is also a very active and inquisitive boy and he enjoys exploring his surroundings

A home that can continue his socialising would be best and would love to go to a home with another chinchilla if possible.

And last but certainly not least is Sandy and Sparky the female gerbils.

The girls came into the centre together and love to run around and dig tunnels.

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They are a friendly pair and have been well handled so they are looking for a home that has the time to continue their socialising.

The RSPCA assures families that all cats, dogs, ferrets and rabbits that are offered for adoption have been vaccinated, microchipped and neutered.

An adoption fee of £150 for dogs, £60 for cats and £25 for rabbits and ferrets, is charged to help cover the cost of getting the animals ready for their new homes.

If you can help, call the RSPCA Suffolk East and Ipswich Branch on 0300 999 7321 9am until 4.30pm or contact them via email.