Duke was picked up by inspectors after being abandoned in a property. It is believed he spent a lot of time outside and was used to fending for himself and getting a meal wherever he could. Because of this, he is very independent and can be snatchy around food. He will do his best to get hold of food whenever he can, including checking out the contents of your kitchen cupboards! Any potential adopters will likely need to find a way to manage this. This stunning Bengal boy enjoys attention and laps up all the fuss he can get. He would prefer an adult-only household.placeholder image
Duke was picked up by inspectors after being abandoned in a property. It is believed he spent a lot of time outside and was used to fending for himself and getting a meal wherever he could. Because of this, he is very independent and can be snatchy around food. He will do his best to get hold of food whenever he can, including checking out the contents of your kitchen cupboards! Any potential adopters will likely need to find a way to manage this. This stunning Bengal boy enjoys attention and laps up all the fuss he can get. He would prefer an adult-only household.

Meet 10 RSPCA cats and dogs looking to find homes this year

By Emma Downey
Published 1st Jan 2026, 10:16 GMT
Updated 1st Jan 2026, 12:53 GMT

10 charming cats and rabbits currently residing at the RSPCA in Manchester are looking for their forever loving homes.

With the ongoing cost of living crisis, many pet owners are resorting to placing their furry companions in the RSPCA’s care, as they can sadly no longer afford to look after them.

Here are all the gorgeous furry friends currently being cared for at the RSPCA Salford and Manchester branch that have not found their perfect family – could it be you?

Take a look at the latest adorable bunch including Shaggy and Pippa.

For information on how to adopt any of the animals email [email protected] or [email protected].

Say hello to magnificent girl Mildred - a 2-year-old black domestic short haired. She will happily interact with new people and allow us to brush her. Due to Mildred being a bit nervous at first her new owners will just need to give her the time and space needed to settle in but once she has she will make a great addition to any home. At this time she should be the only animal in the house and can live with cat savvy children over the age of 14+.

5. Mildred

Say hello to magnificent girl Mildred - a 2-year-old black domestic short haired. She will happily interact with new people and allow us to brush her. Due to Mildred being a bit nervous at first her new owners will just need to give her the time and space needed to settle in but once she has she will make a great addition to any home. At this time she should be the only animal in the house and can live with cat savvy children over the age of 14+. Photo: RSPCA Preston

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