Asian Short-Clawed Otter
These otters, also known as Oriental Small-clawed Otters are the smallest species of otter in the world. Otters are mustelids, which is the same family as weasels.
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Brown capuchin
Brown capuchins or tufted capuchins are intelligent, inquisitive monkeys that live in large groups in the wild.
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Cotton-top Tamarin
Cotton-top tamarins are a small primate weighing less than 500gms and live in small family groups with a dominant breeding pair.
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Donkey
Descended from the African Wild Ass, donkeys have been domesticated for over 5,000 years.
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Fancy rat
Fancy rat species, or brown rats, were first bred to be domesticated in The United States.
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European Hedgehog
The hedgehog is abundant throughout its range and a popular visitor to gardens in the UK.
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Guinea Pig
Guinea pigs are a domestic member of the cavy family and are very popular as pets.
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Oxford Sandy and Black Pig
The Oxford Sandy and Black is a breed of domestic pig originating in Oxfordshire, England. Named for its colour, which is a base of sandy brown/ginger with black patches, the breed is also sometimes called the "Plum Pudding" or "Oxford Forest pig.
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Northern Luzon Giant Cloud Rat
Cloud rats are distinguished from all other rodents by their densely furred tails
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Miniature Shetland pony
Shetland Ponies are strong hardy animals and in the past were used for carrying peat, pulling carts or even down the mines as pit ponies.
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Red-Necked Wallaby
A group of wallabies is called a ‘mob’ but this species is mainly solitary, often coming together to feed in the late afternoon into the evening.
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Ring-tailed Lemur
The long stripy tail of the ring-tailed lemurs is used for balance and as a way of communicating with each other.
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Scottish Wildcat
The Scottish Wildcat is a sub-species of the Wildcat found throughout Europe.
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Six-banded Armadillo
Six-banded armadillos are efficient diggers and form burrows to live in and search for prey.
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Swiss Valais Blacknose Sheep
A single Valais sheep can produce 4 kilos of wool a year!
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