Monster Workshop

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Hector, the lodger of a long standing barbershop in the East end of London. He’s regularly spotted gracing the surrounding streets tipping his hat to passers-by. Easing and comforting everyone around him remains his major concern, a true English Gentle monster.

This little guy was amongst a group of monsters that were rescued from a chemical testing plant in sheffield. It was rumoured to be involved in developing a revolutionary wart removal cream, that unfortunately lead to turning the monsters Purple.

A local dog walker reported to us that she heard something whimpering and trapped inside a ww2 anti-aircraft turret. It looks as though Berwi became separated from his owner and crawled inside to take shelter. We have had no success in re-uniting him with his family and therefore it looks as he’ll be needing a new one.

Mohi was found hidden amongst a crate of apples on route to supermarkets across the country. It seems that he had a particular liking to the Granny Smiths as he had eaten almost half the crates contents. The delivery driver dug out the pest and dropped him into us at the adoption centre.  

In late February the suspended seven bridge, from England to Wales was closed due to strong winds.During this extreme weather a litter of monsters was discovered clinging on to the bridges toll booths. The Welsh gentleman who discovered them named them one to six in welsh. They seemed to like it.

We were contacted by a tree surgeon who was felling a dead tree and found an old monster living in it's roots. Glo had obviously lived inthere a long time, making himself quite a comfortable home, consequently he was reluctant to leave. Glo is now looking forward to finding a new nest, even though he is older he is very kind and gentle and deserves to be loved.

We received a call from a lovely music teacher in Greewich who had discovered a monster hiding in the depths of an instrument cupboard. She had finally got round to clearing out all the broken violins, chinrests and bows when she found him huddled behind a cello in a dark corner. With a little encouragement he sidled out and is the most affectionate, intelligent and funny little monster. The music teacher named him "Crotchet" and knows we can help him find a loving home

Owto was rescued by a loving couple in the west country, who found him cold and malnourished under their summer house. He put up a bit of a struggle when we were trying to help him because he had become used to not trusting humans. But after much TLC, Owto is now back to good health and when treated kindly, is happy amongst people.

One brisk Sunday morning in January, a young family walked their old loyal dog Giles. Suddenly Giles pulled free and dashed off into the tresses hampstead heath. The family followed Giles’ yelps until they found him, barking up a large oak tree at a terrified monster. The dad clambered up into the tree and saved the unusually antlered creature and then brought him into us, at Monster Workshop, much to the disappointment of the children and Giles

This pair came to us after being discovered living in an Essex jam factory. They had 'acquired' their own spoons, which proved to be difficult to separate them from. They had been using them to sneak jam away at night. The jam makers were actually rather impressed with the Little's monsters taste, as they always devoured their most expensive range! All the jam consumption has dyed Ove and Ulla's hornsand stained their little beards, which Monster Workshop thinks gives them even more character.

Stranded on some rocks on an in-coming tide in Hastings, Pike was rescued by the coast guard and brought into us at Monster Workshop. He isn’t really equipped to take care of himself, which is why we are looking for a new family for him.