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 …
9. Sweet Splodge is a placid chap who needs an experienced owner
Meet Splodge, a domestic short haired four-years-old male. He is a very handsome boy, who enjoys company but not necessarily a cuddle. He is a placid chap once he feels settled but can be shy and spooked in new surrounding and people he doesn’t know. For this reason, Splodge needs an experienced cat owner who will allow him to settle in his own time. He may live with dogs, cats and secondary school age children To adopt him see: https://rspca-radcliffe.org.uk/animal/splodge/ Photo: RSPCA
10. Sasha loves her walks and being out and about
Meet Sasha, a four year old German Shepherd cross Husky. She will need an experienced owner of large guard breeds and would benefit from further training. Sasha is strong on the lead and she has no recall, so must be kept on the lead at all times. Sasha loves her walks and being out and about, she is lots of fun and loves to play, Sasha will make a fantastic addition to an active family. She cannot live with cats or dogs but may live with secondary school age children. To adopt her see: https://rspca-radcliffe.org.uk/animal/sasha/ Photo: RSPCA
11. Smashing Sydney is sweet and shy but needs a home with a lady friend
Meet Sydney, a one-year-old crossbreed male rabbit. Sydney can be a little shy and prefers you to sit quietly with him, rather than pick him up. He is still very sweet and inquisitive and loves to eat treats out of your hand. Sydney is looking for a female companion to fill his lonely days. He could live with children of any age. To adopt Sydney see: https://rspca-radcliffe.org.uk/animal/sydney/ Photo: RSPCA