We take a look at 12 dogs that are looking for their forever home at the RSPCA York, Harrogate and District branch…
Visit https://www.rspca-yorkhome.org.uk for more information about the animals that are currently available for adoption.
5. Sam
Sam is a twelve-year-old male Border Collie who came to the centre as his previous owner sadly passed away. He was very much loved and cherished by his previous owner. Sam has been a little overwhelmed after losing his owner and now having to adjust to kennel life. In true collie style Sam loves his tennis ball and toys and his whole face lightens up when its play time. Sam has settled well and is now a happy dog who is always keen to spend quality time with staff, he enjoys a little potter and will then settle down for a snooze. Photo: RSPCA
6. Lexi
Lexi is a nine-year-old female German Shepherd who came to us via an inspector after she was found living in absolutely horrendous conditions. Lexi was malnourished, her coat was in shocking condition and sadly she needed medical treatment. Lexi is now well on the way to a full recovery and ready to start looking for the loving home she so deserves. Lexi loves to spend time in our Dolly house chilling on the sofa getting cuddles from staff and volunteers, she would love a family who will let her join them for sofa snuggles. After such a sad past Lexi absolutely deserves the very best in life. Photo: RSPCA
7. Sasha
Sasha is a five-year-old female German Shepherd who came to the centre via an inspector after she was found living in absolutely horrendous conditions. Sasha was malnourished, her coat was in shocking condition and she was quite shy. Sasha is now well on the road to recovery and ready to start looking for the loving home she so deserves. Sasha loves to be out and about, especially playing fetch with staff in our compounds, she is a happy go lucky girl who is now beginning to enjoy life as it should be. Sasha now knows she is safe and will never suffer neglect again, it's just a really bright future ahead for this gorgeous girl. Sasha will make the people lucky enough to adopt her the most wonderful, faithful and loyal best friend they could ask for. Photo: RSPCA
8. Max
Max is a thirteen-year-old male German Shepherd who came to the centre as an unclaimed stray and is your typical definition of a gentle giant, he is a really kind and gentle boy. Although on the older side, Max is still absolutely loving life, he loves to be around people getting lots of fuss and attention. He still enjoys getting out and about (even though it is at a slower pace) and gets super excited when it is his turn for a walk. Max can only manage short walks so he would be best suited to adopters who can take him out for a couple of short walks, he would need his own enclosed garden where he can sit out and enjoy the sun. Max just needs a nice retirement home where he can see out the rest of his days just relaxing and chilling out. Photo: RSPCA