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Meet Our Sanctuary Animals 

Currently there are several little ones here unable to be adopted for various reasons

So...

These precious ones live pampered lives in the rescue home!

Lito, Akari & Zain

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These 3 little men are survivors of the San Diego Humane Society transport that occurred on August 7, 2023. They were admitted into Home Sweet Hammy Home on September 4, 2023 and have each grown too old to be adopted out. Akari's age is unknown, he was admitted with his brother Roshan who was adopted in December of 2023 but Akari arrived with a deformed ear that might need future vet care, so he was deemed sanctuary. He is now a chubby and very happy boy who has overall been a pleasure to care for, his ear never gave him any trouble to date so that's a relief!

Lito and Zain are brothers and were actually just pinkies when they were placed with their mother and 2 auntie female mice in a carrier and loaded onto the transport that was supposed to take them to find their forever home (very unethical of a humane society to do to pinky mice by the way). Instead of making them available for adoption, the Tucson Humane Society gave them and the 321 other animals to a reptile breeder. It is an absolute miracle Lito and Zain were not the first to become meals. Somehow, they were spared and when the public raised an outcry, were among the 62 returned animals to HSSA. The day after their return all 7 mice on the transport were admitted into Home Sweet Hammy Home. Lito and Zain's mama mouse and 2 aunties were adopted by a lovely family who adore mice and already had an elder single girl needing sisters. The 4 of them instantly bonded and will all live happily ever after.  

 

To watch a detailed summary of the transport click HERE    

To help support their care while they live their lives in sanctuary please consider donating some bedding or treats through our Amazon Wishlist  

3 Brothers From San Diego

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Kiran, Lucero and Elouan became sanctuary residents after never being adopted in the first year after their admittance. They are now elderly little men enjoying their lives as bachelors of their own lavish cages. Fana and Oralee are also loving their cages and doing well but Fana has developed a tumor on her side and is being monitored carefully each day.

All together there were 9 hamsters on the same transport the above mice were on; 2 of them, Nacho Jr and Lime did not make it back to HSSA and are presumed to have become reptile food. The other 7 were admitted into Home Sweet Hammy Home upon their return. None of them were adopted out. Solana was the sister or Oralee and Fana and unfortunately developed a rectal prolapse that was inoperable and had to be euthanized, which was extremely heart breaking. There is a memorial video posted for her on the rescue Patreon account which you can join by clicking HERE

Beacon was older when he was placed on the transport, sent to the reptile breeder and eventually returned to HSSA and admitted into Home Sweet Hammy Home. He lived here in my rescue as a sanctuary resident for 13 months after admittance and passed away naturally.

To watch a detailed summary of the transport, click HERE    

 

 

 

To help support their care while they live their lives in sanctuary please consider donating some bedding or treats through our Amazon Wishlist  

Not Pictured are Sanctuary animals who still need to have their profiles written and pictures added. I'll do that ASAP:

Simmy

Bumble

Surprize

Zaria

Takoda

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