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 Lulu, Magda and Trick.
For information on how to adopt any of the animals click HERE.
5. Tammy
Meet 3-year-old tabby domestic short hair Tammy. She spends most of her time in her hidey bed on her inside pod, she doesn’t venture far yet as she is still getting used to her surroundings. She loves having some head strokes and will be your friend in no time if you allow her to rake things at her pace and offer some much-appreciated gentle fuss. This lovely lady would suit a home where she is the only animal in the house and could live with children aged 14+. Photo: RSPCA Preston
6. Cleo
Meet little Cleo, our 3-year-old, black and white domestic short hair. Cleo very much prefers her own space though whilst she is learning to come out of her shell more and see that the world isn't so scary. Due to her lack of confidence Cleo would be better suited to a home where she is the only pet in the household and with cat savvy children aged 16+, who will allow her to have her space and respect her boundaries. Photo: RSPCA Preston
7. Cylde
Cylde is a seven-month-old domestic short haired cat. He is polydactyl - this means that he has extra toes. So instead of the average 18 toes Clyde has 24! He is usually at his door in the morning and waiting for his breakfast and loves lots of fuss and plenty of chin tickles. He is looking to become part a loving family; he can live with other calm and relaxed cats as well as cat savvy dog and children of any age. Photo: RSPCA Preston
8. Lola
Lola is a beautiful 11 month old Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross. She loves to play, she especially loves chasing after tennis balls and soft toys, she has good discipline with toys and will let go when you ask her to. It is recommended she only goes in homes with children aged 10+ just to help her settle in and no other dogs. Photo: RSPCA Preston