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 handsome Harvey.
For information on how to adopt any of the animals email [email protected] or [email protected].
1. Scooby
Scooby was born at the end of September in a home with dozens of rabbits free-roaming. He is a sweet, sensitive soul who was bullied by some of the other bunny boys he used to live with and this has likely shaped his personality. He could live with children of any age and may be able to live with a female rabbit. Photo: RSPCA Manchester
2. Isabella
Isabella is a super sweet bunny who will show you her curious and sweet personality once she starts to trust you. The best way to achieve this is to hand-feed her, as opposed to hands-on. She is a very clever girl and makes fast work of puzzle feeders, so we would recommend keeping her entertained in this way. She would prefer an adult-only household and may be able to live with a male rabbit. Photo: RSPCA Manchester
3. Florentine
Florentine is the happiest little bunny girl you have ever seen. She is a cheeky girl who loves to thoroughly investigate you and then use you as a perching station! She loves throwing around her chew toys and shredding newspaper into confetti. After all the running around she loves a quiet snooze on top of her cardboard box and enjoys some gentle head rubs too. She could live with children of a primary school age and maybe a male rabbit. Photo: RSPCA Manchester
4. Daphne and Bruno
Meet adorable duo Daphne (black and white lop) and Bruno. There is a 3 year age gap between this cheeky duo but they get along so well and provide us with plenty of reasons to smile! Daphne is definitely the boss of the pair, she has no problems pushing her husbun out of the way when her favourite food is dished out. The adorable pair should be adopted together and could live with children of a primary school age. Photo: RSPCA Manchester