Check out the RSPCA website for Manchester & Salford if you want to know more about these animals.
Here are eight animals in Greater Manchester who are in need of new home:

1. Rizzo
Rizzo is a 12 week old female ratty who came into our care longside a litter of male siblings. Due to this, we have had her on pregnancy watch, but we are relieved to say that our little girl pup did not pup! Rizzo is as sweet as they come. She loves attention, is easy to handle and enjoys every opportunity to come out to place. Described by her foster carer as a 'soppy potato' she was the most friendliest and confident of her litter and now we are desperately seeking a girl group for her to join and have many more happy rattie times with. | RSPCA

2. Sophia
Sophia is 2-3 year old easy going, dinky young lady looking for her forever home. Sophia came into RSPCA care after she and her newborn kittens were removed from a home where the owner couldn't care for their animals. Here's what Sophia's foster carer has to say about her: 'Sophia is equal parts silly and sweet, and will likely steal your heart with her dreamy purrs. Playing with people is her favourite thing to do. Sophia's favourite toy is a wand toy with a crinkly ball on the end. She loves to chase as I’m pulling it around. Sophia's other loves are napping and birdwatching - on TV and out of the window!' | RSPCA

3. Edwin & Cedric
Edwin (long haired) and Cedric (looks like a mini panda!) are a bonded pair of 8 month old castrated piggy boys who have been in our care for 2 months. Yhey were found after the sad death of their former owner. They were bedraggled and hungry when they arrived but the care they have received is really paying off. The boys are firm pals with Edwin taking the lead and are looking for a spacious home to hang out together forever. | RSPCA

4. Fergus
Fergus is 6 months old, neutered, vaccinated and microchipped and looking for a home with a bunny girl to snuggle up to. Fergus has come from a home where rabbits were mis-sexed and unplanned litters arrived. | RSPCA


