We take a look at those 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

9. Jackson and Stiles
Jackson and Stiles are five-year-old domestic short haired who came to the centre via an inspector after their needs were not getting met. Jackson and Stiles were completely untouchable when they first arrived as their past life had left them very untrusting of people and just did not understand people being nice to them. Staff have worked hard and tirelessly to help them overcome the trauma they suffered before being rescued. They have come along way from the scared, hissy cats that they were but still have a long way to go, however the centre now feels that they are now ready for the next chapter and that is to find a home of their own. Photo: RSPCA

10. Pigeons
The centre have a group of seven adult pigeons that for one reason or another, have found themselves in need of a forever home. They are sadly unable to survive outside on their own so will need a pigeon lover with an aviary for them to live out the rest of their lives in. Photo: RSPCA

11. Karla
Karla is a 14-week-old domestic short haired who is a very sweet little kitten that came to the centre after her owner could no longer keep her. She is a gorgeous little girl who is happy, playful and active who loves to live life to the max. Karla is full of beans and loves to get into all kinds of mischief. She will then have a snack and curl up for a nice long cat nap, ready to start all over again. Photo: RSPCA

12. Katie
Katie is a 14-week-old domestic short haired who is a very sweet little kitten that came to the centre after her owner could no longer keep her. She is a gorgeous little girl who is happy, playful and active who loves to live life to the max. Katie is full of beans and loves to get into all kinds of mischief. She will then have a snack and curl up for a nice long cat nap, ready to start all over again. Photo: RSPCA

