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
21. Betty
Betty is a ten-year-old domestic short haired who came to the centre via an inspector after her previous owner sadly passed away which has left her understandably quite upset. Betty is a super sweet girl who will make a fantastic pet. She is a little shy and reserved and prefers to hide away at the moment but she does enjoy a fuss as she is coming out of her shell nicely. Betty deserves to be in a loving home after all she has been through. Photo: RSPCA
22. Chutney, Coco and Mr Bruno Wasabi
Chutney, Coco and Mr Bruno Wasabi are three gorgeous little guinea pigs who all came to the centre for various reasons. They have all bonded together to make a lovely little family and are now looking for their happy ever after. Chutney is a very nervous and timid girl so will need patient and understanding adopters, while Bruno is a little more confident and with careful handling will come out of his shell a little more. Coco is a friendly little girl but does not like being handled too much but will come to you for a fuss and especially for some vegetables. Photo: RSPCA
23. Bunty
Bunty is a ten-year-old domestic short haired who came to the centre via an inspector after her previous owner sadly passed away which has left her understandably quite upset. Bunty is a super sweet girl who will make a fantastic pet. She is very confident and friendly and will come running for a fuss as soon as she hears you coming. Bunty deserves to be in a loving home after all she has been through. Photo: RSPCA
24. 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