Peacocks

We have many peacocks here at PACT and whilst we absolutely love them, their numbers have grown so much in the last few years!
Peacocks are truly lovely to see and to hear.

Our rehoming requirements for peacocks consist of-
- They Must have 3-4 acres minimum
- No neighbours within 400 yards as they are noisy, especially during mating season. (March to July)
- You must have somewhere to enclose them for a minimum of 4 weeks to settle and then slow release onto your site.The enclosed area must be big enough so they can move freely so as not to cause damage to their tails.
- Once released they must be fed (A handful of grain, to ensure they stay, if they are not fed, they will wander)

Peacocks are extremely hard to catch once in a open area, so it's important they are kept enclosed long enough and continued to be fed once released to stay 'home'

All rehoming emails must come via rehoming@pactsanctuary.org only.

Your email MUST include-
- Full Name
- Contact number
- Full Address
- Who you are interested in? (Please include their name and what animal, we often have a few with the same names!)
- A bit about yourself and your lifestyle (e.g. your work patterns, do you go away a lot)
- Do you have other pets? Include what they are, ages, are they neutered? vaccinated?
- Children in the home or visiting? how old are they?

Small animals - We need photos of your enclosure and full measurements.
 
Rehoming fees:
Ducks - £10.00
Chickens - £5.00
Geese - £10.00
Cockatiels - £10.00
Peacocks - £50.00
 
Birds
Exotic birds such as Budgies need a secure walk-in aviary. Chickens need a large secure/fox proof enclosure. Ducks and Geese also need access to a body of water.
 
Peacocks must have 3-4 acres minimum
- No neighbours within 400 yards as they are noisy, especially during mating season. (March to July)
- You must have somewhere to enclose them for a minimum of 4 weeks to settle and then slow release onto your site.The enclosed area must be big enough so they can move freely so as not to cause damage to their tails.
- Once released they must be fed (A handful of grain, to ensure they stay, if they are not fed, they will wander)