Stray hamster found at RAF Lossiemouth, SSPCA say

The Scottish SPCA is seeking the owner of a hamster who was discovered at the RAF base in Lossiemouth.
By The Newsroom
Published 3rd Oct 2016, 10:51 BST
Updated 5th Oct 2016, 14:21 BST

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The hamster was discovered at an RAF base. Picture: SSPCAThe hamster was discovered at an RAF base. Picture: SSPCA
The hamster was discovered at an RAF base. Picture: SSPCA

Scotland’s animal welfare charity was called on Tuesday after the hamster was spotted by a member of the public based at the site.

The hamster was taken to the charity’s animal rescue and rehoming centre in Aberdeenshire, where she has been named Lossie.

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Animal rescue officer Claire McGillivary said, “Lossie is a friendly wee girl who we think may belong to a family who lives in the base as there is accommodation there.

“The gentleman who found her was planning to put up fliers to trace her owner but has had no luck so far.

“Lossie is doing well in our care although she does seem a little bit stressed at the moment due to her new surroundings.

“We’d love to reunite her with her owner so if anyone in the area has lost a hamster they should contact our Drumoak centre on 03000 999 999.”

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