We take a look at seventeen 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
5. Kinder
Kinder is a nine-week-old Crossbreed who came to the centre with her brothers and sisters via an inspector after their welfare needs were not getting met. Kinder was very underweight and feeling really rubbish when she first arrived at the centre but with immediate routine veterinary care and good food, she bounced back and has made a fantastic recovery. She is playful, cheeky, loving and very curious. She will make a wonderful pet for adopters who are looking for a new best friend. Photo: RSPCA
6. Haribo
Haribo is a nine-week-old Crossbreed who came to the centre with his brothers and sisters via an inspector after their welfare needs were not getting met. Haribo was very underweight and feeling really rubbish when he first arrived at the centre but with immediate routine veterinary care and good food, he bounced back and has made a fantastic recovery. He is playful, cheeky, loving and very curious. He will make a wonderful pet for adopters who are looking for a new best friend. Photo: RSPCA
7. Chewitt
Chewitt is a nine-week-old Crossbreed who came to the centre with his brothers and sisters via an inspector after their welfare needs were not getting met. Chewitt was very underweight and feeling really rubbish when he first arrived at the centre but with immediate routine veterinary care and good food, he bounced back and has made a fantastic recovery. He is playful, cheeky, loving and very curious. He will make a wonderful pet for adopters who are looking for a new best friend. Photo: RSPCA
8. Aspen
Aspen is a 11-week-old Akita Crossbreed who came to the centre with her sisters via an inspector after their needs were no longer being met. Aspen is a loving, cheeky, friendly and playful puppy who is going to make the most wonderful addition to the family lucky enough to adopt her. She will need adopters who are at home most of the time while she is still so young and she would benefit from some training classes to help her in the big wide world. Photo: RSPCA