We take a look at 39 dogs and cats 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
13. Sox
Sox is a four-year-old domestic short haired who is a very sweet girl that came to the centre via an inspector after she was found abandoned. She loves a fuss and a play and will then snuggle up in bed for a snooze. Sox will make someone who is lucky enough to adopt her the most loyal, loving and affectionate best friend. Photo: RSPCA
14. Busby
Busby is a Collie Cross who came to the centre via an inspector along with many other dogs as his needs were not getting met and due to this he can be quite nervous when meeting new people. Busby unfortunately has not been socialised outside of the house so everything for him at the moment is all very new, but he is slowly getting used to what the outside world has to offer. He will need adopters who will take things very slowly and help him to overcome his insecurities. Photo: RSPCA
15. Apple
Apple is a 19-month-old domestic short haired who is a sweet but very shy little girl that came to the centre as an unclaimed stray. Sadly the centre know nothing about her past but it is believed that she has had a very tough life until now. Apple just needs really patient, gentle and kind adopters who will help her overcome her insecurities in her own time. She really does have the potential to be a smashing little cat if someone will give her the chance. Photo: RSPCA
16. Phillipa and Patricia
Phillipa and Patricia are fourteen-week-old cats that came to the centre as they were born into a feral colony, but thankfully they were scooped up and brought in for rehabilitation. They are playful active little kittens who are quite entertaining when they think you are not watching. They chase each other round and round taking it in turns as to who leads the way. They will then snuggle up for a nap after having a snack and get ready for round two. Photo: RSPCA