The RSPCA animal rescue shelter at Radcliffe-on-Trent is asking if you could open your heart and home to some of the beautiful creatures who, through no fault of their own, have to come into their care.
Some of the animals have been abandoned, others become homeless due to unexpected changes in family finances or the tragic death of beloved owners, whilst others - sadly - are all too often the victims of abuse and neglect.
Whatever the reasons, there are so many four legged friends who will make wonderful loving pets and bring so much joy. They are all just waiting, looking for that special person, couple or family to give them a second chance.
Could that be you? See the animals here …
5. Sweet Sparky is looking for a home with a female friend
Sparky is a one year old crossbreed male. He is a really sweet boy, easy to handle, inquisitive and friendly. This handsome chap is looking for a female friend to bond with. He could live with children of all ages. To adopt Sparky see: https://rspca-radcliffe.org.uk/animal/sparky/ Photo: RSPCA
6. Funny, boisterous and mischievious Boxer Rupert is a knockout
Meet Rupert, a six-year-old male Boxer. Rupert has a fantastic character, he is a playful boy who is always up to mischief. He is funny and boisterous, an absolute gem. Rupert will require training in most areas and gets easily distracted, so his recall isn’t the best. He loves his walks and being out and about and certainly doesn’t act his age. Rupert would definitely benefit living with an active family and someone who can be at home most of the time.Rupert is a special boy who has lots of love to share. He may live with cats, dogs and secondary school age children. To adopt Rupert see: https://rspca-radcliffe.org.uk/animal/rupert/ Photo: RSPCA
7. Coco has bounds of energy and needs an active family
Meet Coco, a 10-months-old female German Shepherd cross Staffordshire Bull Terrier. She is a really sweet girl who needs an experienced family who has the time and energy for training. She has bounds of energy and becomes bored easily if not channelled in the correct way. Coco loves company and needs to be on the go all of the time, making her a fun, loving companion. She is playful and extremely sociable, Coco loves her walks and is looking for an active family. She may live with dogs but cannot live with cats She may live with secondary school age children. To adopt Coco see: https://rspca-radcliffe.org.uk/animal/coco/ Photo: RSPCA
8. Benji the bunny likes to keep his feet on the ground
Meet Benji, a one year old cross Lionhead bunny. Benji is a really sweet rabbit looking for a female companion. He loves a head rub but can be wary of being picked up and prefers to be on the ground. For this reason Benji is looking for experienced rabbit owners who can spot the signs of his insecure, nervous behaviour. Benji has an inquisitive nature and enjoys lots of environment enrichments. He may live with secondary school age childrenbut would prefer a quiet home and environment. To adopt him hop over to: https://rspca-radcliffe.org.uk/animal/benji/ Photo: RSPCA