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
21. Willow
Willow is a seven-year-old Crossbreed who is a really sweet natured and gentle girl that came to the centre as unfortunately her previous owner could no longer keep her. She is a very well behaved girl who will make a fantastic family pet, Willow walks well on the lead, is housetrained and can be left for short periods of time on her own. She is a little on the shy side when meeting new people but once she gets to knows you, she is an absolute snuggle monster. Photo: RSPCA
22. Nadine
Nadine is a one-year-old domestic short haired who is an absolute sweetie that came to the centre via an inspector after she was found abandoned with a litter of kittens. Nadine is a very friendly and chilled out cat who just loves attention. She has really come out of her shell now that she has settled and is such a sweet and gentle girl. Nadine can either be found sleeping in her comfy bed or entertaining herself out in her run playing with her toys and generally watching the world go by. She will make a family lucky enough to adopt her a very loyal and loving best friend. Photo: RSPCA
23. Rukia, Kiki and Nel
Rukia, Kiki and Nel are 19-week-old domestic short haired who are really sweet little kittens that came to the centre via an inspector after their needs were not getting met. They have had a pretty tough start to life but are now on the road to recovery and ready to find their homes. They are playful, cheeky and absolutely adorable, everything little kittens should be. All they need now are loving families who will cherish them. Photo: RSPCA
24. 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