A Charitable Scheme supported by: IFOCAS, Aquarists Reunited, Kraken, CalypsoUK, PetFish, Tropicalfishfinder.co.uk
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A Charitable Scheme supported by: IFOCAS, Aquarists Reunited, Kraken, CalypsoUK, PetFish, Tropicalfishfinder.co.uk |
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List Of FishOrphans Rehomers on Geographical Area plus Speciality Basis FishOrphans list of active assistants and helpers in various areas Updated January 2008 Click here to read the About Us page ( in case you came in the back entrance via Google!) To be named on this list prospective rehomers must agree to maintaining the donated fish for their natural lives without reselling. or subcontracting their rehoming to other unknown parties . We are fully aware that peoples pets deserve special treatment. ALL financial support and assistance for the scheme MUST be channelled through head office for legal recording reasons. Donation buttons can be found on all of our websites and partners' web sites. Head Office and Main storage and data dissemination area (All initial contacts) CONTACT US HERE DO NOT USE A YAHOO EMAIL SERVER TO TRY AND CONTACT US - USE THE FORM at CONTACT US HERE instead. All species, all types, all equipment recycling, All applications for relocated tanks from hospitals and retirement homes. Wherever possible no fish are refused a home, and none of them are ever resold Should you wish,you can donate to FishOrphans using this paypal button
C = Coldwater and Pondfish rehomers T = General Tropical Community Fish rehomers XT = Large Tropical Fish Specialist rehomers M = Marine ( Saltwater) Specialist rehomers A = ALL SPECIES REHOMED AREAS
ENGLAND Greater London London, the Home Counties and the South-East: "Open house" policy for fishes that are brought in by arrangement to our London fishroom 2 Gatcombe Road, London N.194PT Tel: 020 7281 4948. Email: CONTACT US HERE Gerald and Wedad Jennings, A Email: CONTACT US HERE All species, all types, all equipment recycling, All applications for relocated tanks. Northern Home Counties London and the Northern Home Counties: Cichlids and African Cichlids mike@oreilly2.freeserve.co.uk (Hertfordshire) plus gwilton@ukonline.co.uk (London) of the British Cichlid Association. (London) African Cichlids: Johndbow@aol.com Luton Pondfish:C allanellis@fsmail.net Luton, Beds Tropical and Coldwater Dave Gunter T C d.gunter@ntlworld.com The UK Piranha club DawsonGasman@aol.com Specialist Piranha rehomer Milton Keynes: Very large Tropicals. T mrtonybest@aol.co.uk South-East England and Kent The South -East (Kent and
Surrey): Coldwater and pond fishC
Dartford Area: CAdam
Richardson014@aol.com Peter
Allen:C
peter@pgallen.com Southern
England, Sussex and Hampshire The South (New Forest and
South Hampshire and some sections of Surrey) C
David on dgt@personalisp.net The South ( Worthing and
Brighton area ) : Problems at present Being temporarily covered by Hannah.Smith-Haddon@rspb.org.uk
plus
Coldwater C &
tropical T Seaford The
South West, West Devon and Cornwall The South West: C
Pool and pond fish bob@dialassociates.co.uk (Pondfish only C:
markjen160979@yahoo.com) (Exeter-Yeovill) Bristol
and the West Bristol and South Wales: C
Our contact is ex-directory. All enquiries relayed via main London Office Central
England and the South Midlands South Midlands/
Swindon/Wiltshire Lake Malawi and Nyassa cichlids only sally@mattandsally.co.uk Swindon:Guy Davis T
boleynbullbreeds1@btinternet.com
(facilities for largish fish) East
Anglia and Lincolnshire Anglia: (50 mile radius
of Cambridge) ALL species via London Office North Norfolk /
Cambridge T sally.whitman@norfolk.gov.uk Central
& West Midlands, Birmingham Midlands (Tamworth and
Birmingham area): Tropical fish plus others : jonathan.cushing@btinternet.com
T
(30 mile radius of Tamworth) ; Birmingham Andy
Moloney (check for space availability) on sarahandandrew@hotmail.co.uk
0121 423 1113 All Pond fish
including larger species C
c.stevenson@agafoodservice.com Birminghan. C
Coldwater tank fish and possibly some tropical space jane.m@blueyonder.co.uk North
Midlands, Derbyshire Derbyshire,
Staffordshire, Nottinghamshire dayglowfroggy@ntlworld.com Stafford Koi: i.a.heaton@ntlworld.com Telford & Shropshire
area StuartPurslow@aol.com T
Tropical Shropshire:C
Animalpark5@aol.com Large Pool
fishes Manchester
Area Crewe. Cheshire Cheshire and North Wales:
N. Wales: Tuhedo@aol.com C
Pond fish and smaller tropicals .
Cheshire: mick.constable@shell.com
C
T pool
fish plus selected cichlids and tropical species Coldwater Manchester C
ritaandphil@msn.com Chester
Koi: C David@dhumfress.freeserve.co.uk Lancashire
and Liverpool Lancashire Pond Fish: C
email lozash79@postmaster.co.uk
tel 01772465062 Liverpool: dwhanc@aol.com
T is
an experienced Discus keeper and aquarist. North
West , Cumbria Carlisle Area :C
ghenderson@wightcablenorth.net
Poolfish graham_henderson@lycos.co.uk
TTropical
Fish North
East. Tyneside Newcastle Area C
Pond Fish Dennis.Fitzgerald@rpa.gsi.gov.uk Skipton (Tropicals) T
dantips@btinternet.com Leeds (Coldwater) C
Poolfish - Dawn and Graham Graham.hepworth1@ntlworld.com SHEFFIELD
- 25 mile radius Sheaf Valley Aquarium
Society T
Contact: peter.cawthorne@btinternet.com
All Tropical fish wherever possible Yorkshire / Lancashire
(Sheffield Area): T
1. richardholland2@hotmail.com
No fish are refused a home and none of them are resold Richard has been a
fishkeeper for 15 years and also offers a water quality testing and disease
diagnosing test. (50 mile radius of Sheffield) WALES No cover. N.Wales : - suggest Cheshire or Shropshire based rehomers.
S.Wales suggest Bristol / Swindon area rehomers or contact London base. SCOTLAND Scotland: Caira Smith Trustee Little
Critterz, Perth Rescue and Rehoming http://www.littlecritterz.co.uk/ N.IRELAND Small tropicals - contact
via London ABOUT THE FOUNDER Gerald is the founder of Calypso Publications, the
ichthyological publishing house and database compilers. He is an ichthyological
taxonomist and world renowned authority on Mediterranean fishes, and has written
over 70 books on fish taxonomy and identification, and he co-authored the
Calypso Ichthyological Database and photolibrary system with Terry Hall in 1995.
The database is now in use worldwide. |
