Animal Sponsorship

Our aim as a charity is to find loving forever homes for all of our rescue animals. However, sadly not all of the rescue animals that join us are suitable for re-homing due to complicated and sometimes expensive ongoing medical problems. We operate a no kill policy which means that a small number of animals will remain with us for the rest of their lives as sanctuary animals due to ongoing illness or severe behavioural problems. This will be for as long as continued treatment is in their best interests. These animals will become much loved members of the Camp Nibble family.

Sponsoring one of these special animals is a fun way to help us to give them best retirement possible. Sponsorship costs £25 and lasts for one year. As a sponsor you will receive a sponsorship pack containing:

A letter & sponsorship certificate
A photo fridge magnet of your chosen sponsor animal
A photo keyring of your chosen sponsor animal
A Camp Nibble pen
A Camp Nibble bookmark

Animal sponsorship makes a great gift for an animal lover!

Sponsoring an animal is simple and a fantastic way to help our rescue animals. Please contact us for details.

Our sanctuary animals available to sponsor are:

Noddy & Alice - Noddy is a two year old Dwarf lop with a lovely nature. He was surrendered by his owners when he became ill. He arrived with a badly damaged eye which he was in danger of loosing caused by a severe tear duct infection. Noddy has dental disease and requires regular treatment for an ongoing tear duct infection. Alice is a stunning large albino lop who is very wary of people. She does not liked to be touched (or photographed sorry Alice!) and due to her large size is bit of a handful to say the least! Noddy became depressed after loosing his first wife Ada, Alice's company has given him a new spring in his step.

Kent - Kent is a lovely laid back boy who we estimate to be around four years old. He was confiscated along with several other rabbits who were being kept in very cruel conditions, sadly not all of these rabbits survived. Kent has paralysis of the facial muscle on one side of his face and appears to be blind and deaf on the same side. For two years the cause of his disabilities was a mystery to us and several vets. However, during her investigations our rabbit specialist discovered a large scar under his fur. It is now clear that early in his life he has been seriously attacked. As a result he has chronic infections and requires ongoing treatment. Due to his complicated medical history we have decided that Kent will join our sanctuary rabbits.

Will - This little three year lionhead is a very sweet character. Sadly Will has advanced dental disease and is not able to be re-homed.

Bev 2 - This gorgeous piggy reminds us of a former pet piggy of our own called Bev hence us naming her Bev 2! Sadly Bev 2 has cancer and we have been advised by our vet that she is not suitable for re-homing. Bev 2 will therefore remain here at Camp Nibble for as long as she is happy. She is currently happily living amongst a motely crew of other mature piggies. Bev 2 would like to say a huge thank you to Nicki and Alex for her amazing sombrero!

Celia (aka no eyed Bev!) - This poor little lady was born with no eyes! However, this doesn't stop her enjoying life. Celia will stay at Camp Nibble with some other special needs piggy friends.

Jimbo - This shy red head joined us from another rescue. Jimbo is currently under health assessment as he is an extremely dribbly young man! We suspect that he has underlying dental disease. Jimbo will remain with us whilst our vets perform further investigations.

Simonella and Alvinetta - These gorgeous gerbil sisters joined us with five other family members who have since found their forever homes after their previous owner has moved abroad. They are no longer young gerbils and since joining us have sadly developed health problems making them unsuitable for re-homing. Simonella and Alvinetta will retire here being spoilt at Camp Nibble.

Lisa - This amazing snake necked turtle was going to be killed by her owner when he moved abroad. Luckily a responsible friend of the owner came to her rescue and stepped in offering to find her somewhere to stay. Snake necked turtles are not readily available on the pet market in this country. Therefore, we are not re-homing her to a pet home. She will remain with us at Camp Nibble unless we are able to find her a better home at another sanctuary.

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Camp Nibble is run on an entirely voluntary basis from our own home. Therefore, adoptions and animal surrender are strictly by appointment only between 10am - 6pm, Please contact us if you would like to arrange to visit.

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Rebecca and Julie

Camp Nibble (reg. charity number 1137407) is a rabbit and rodent re-homing and rescue shelter based in Leeds, West Yorkshire. We offer a second chance to abandoned and neglected rabbits / bunnies, guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, degus, turtles etc. We have small animals available for adoption to approved homes.