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
5. Skip, Pringle and Wotsit
Skip, Pringle and Wotsit are eight-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 in pairs 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
6. Bucky and Frosty
Bucky and Frosty are budgies that came to the centre for different reasons, but they have bonded with each other so the centre would love for someone to adopt them together. They are great little birds who are always on the move and flying around the aviary, singing away and enjoying life. Photo: RSPCA
7. 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
8. Lilly and Elle
Lilly and Elle are a pair of female rabbits who came to the centre as their previous owner could sadly no longer keep them. They are sweet but shy girls so will need a nice quiet home with adopters who will help them with their shyness. Photo: RSPCA