We take a look at thirteen dogs that are currently looking for their forever home at the RSPCA York, Harrogate and District branch…
For more information about the animals that are currently available for adoption, visit https://www.rspca-yorkhome.org.uk
1. Nina
Nina is a three-year-old Crossbreed who came to the centre as her previous owner could no longer keep her. Nina has had a tough time of late and struggled to adjust to kennel life. Thankfully she is now in a much happier frame of mind and her lovely nature is shining through. Once she knows you she is the sweetest most lovely and gentle girl who will make a fantastic addition to the family. Nina is now ready to find herself a forever home and her happy ending. Photo: RSPCA
2. Milo
Milo is a four-year-old Staffy who came to the centre as sadly his devoted owner passed away. Understandably Milo has been quite overwhelmed at losing his dad and adjusting to kennel life. He is an active and energetic boy who will need adopters who lead an active lifestyle and take him on lots of exciting walks and adventures. Milo is is ready to pack his bags and start a new life with a new family. Could you be the ones to mend his broken heart? Photo: RSPCA
3. Blue
Blue is a two-year-old Yorkshire Terrier cross who came to the centre as unfortunately his previous owner could no longer keep him. Blue loves his cuddles and will take every opportunity to jump on your lap. He would love a family who will snuggle up with him and give him the love and attention he craves. Blue is very sociable with dogs of a similar size but larger dogs do scare him a little. He is a fabulous little lad who will make a wonderful addition to the family. Photo: RSPCA
4. Trixie
Trixie is a five-year-old French Bulldog who came to the centre as her previous owner no longer wanted her. Trixie is a lap dog through and through and she will take every opportunity to jump on your lap for cuddles. She enjoys going for her walks and walks well on the lead. Trixie struggles a little when being left on her own so any potential adopters will need to be at home most of the time and help her overcome her insecurities. She is a genuinely lovely dog who will make a great addition to the family. Photo: RSPCA