A woman from Worcester is struggling to find a new home for her family and 40 exotic animals.
A woman who keeps exotic animals says she might have to split her collection up because she can't find anywhere big enough to house them all.
Lynda Blake from Worcester has got to move from her rented house but can't find anywhere else large enough. She takes the animals to see sick children at a hospice.
Mark Gough reports.
Lynda Blake from Worcester explains why she takes her animals to visit children at the Acorns Children's Hospice.
A woman from Worcester is struggling to find a new home for her family and 40 exotic animals.
Lynda Blake, who takes her meerkats and raccoons to the Acorns Children's Hospice, says she fears that she may be forced to stop as she has to move from her rented house by April 1.
Lynda runs Wildlife Furry Exotics in Fernhill Heath, Worcestershire, with her husband Drew Blake.
The couple are now looking for a new home after the landlord of their rented house died.
They currently have a range of animals including skunks, sugar gliders, raccoons, raccoon dogs, meerkats, a coatimundi, a genet and a kinkajou.
