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
17. Boost
Boost 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. Boost 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
18. Vienna
Vienna is a 12-week-old domestic short haired who is bundle of cuteness that came to the centre with her mum and siblings after they were found living on the streets. She was so nervous on arrival but she is now coming out of her shell. Vienna is still a little shy at the moment so will need understanding adopters who will give her the time and patience she needs. She is a healthy, active and playful kitten who will make the wonderful addition to the family. Photo: RSPCA
19. Aspen
Aspen is a two-year-old domestic short haired who is a shy but sweet girl that came to the centre as a stray with a litter of kittens. Aspen is now ready to start her search for a family of her own. She can be on the shy side when meeting new people but it really does not take her long to come round and trust you. Once she has settled she is ever so friendly and really does love a fuss and a play. Aspen has a heart of gold and will make someone a wonderful addition to the family. Photo: RSPCA
20. Pringle and Wotsit
Pringle and Wotsit are 11-week-old domestic short haired who were found abandoned at the doorstep of the centre one night along with their mother in a cardboard box. They are quite shy little kittens who have not had much socialisation before they arrived at the centre so they will need patient adopters who have the time to dedicate to them and help them overcome their insecurities. They would be best suited to a home where they can either go together or with an existing cat who can show them the ropes. After their traumatic start, they really deserve to be in a loving home with a family who will love and cherish them. Photo: RSPCA