We take a look at thirteen dogs and cats that are 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. Ivy
Ivy is an 18-month-old domestic short haired who is a very sweet little girl that came to the centre via an inspector. Ivy loves her cat nip toys and can be seen entertaining herself playing by herself with them, but it will be even better when you play with her too. She is a happy little cat who just loves to live life to the max, so she will make an excellent addition to the family lucky enough to adopt her. Photo: RSPCA
6. Luna
Luna is a two-year-old domestic short haired who is a very sweet and good natured little cat that sadly got returned to the centre to find another home as her devoted previous owner unfortunately could no longer keep her. She is a very friendly and sociable girl who loves a fuss and to spend time with her family. Luna is a very chilled and quiet cat who loves to spend most of her time snoozing in her comfy bed, so she would love a family who will let her share the sofa and get lots of snuggles. Photo: RSPCA
7. Cheddar
Cheddar is a three-year-old Husky Crossbreed who came to the centre via an inspector after his welfare had become compromised. Unfortunately Cheddar has had a pretty tough life up to now and he is now looking for a second chance. Once Cheddar gets to know you he is a very affectionate boy who loves to be with his people. He is a very loyal dog who will make a wonderful best friend for the right person. Photo: RSPCA
8. Kylo and Chip
Kylo and Chip are 14-month-old domestic short haired who were sadly abandoned on the doorstep of the rescue centre one cold afternoon. They may be big chunky boys but they are just little sensitive souls who just need very kind, patient and understanding adopters who will take them into their family and love them forever. They will be rehomed together as they are so dependant on each other. Photo: RSPCA