Currently, 19 cats and dogs need rehomed including Bella, Rhubarb, Nika and Dodger.
Take a look at the adorable pictures and see if any of them would make your family complete.
At the time of going to press all information regarding these animals was correct.
If you are interested in learning more about any of them and their availabilty, click HERE or contact the branch on 01772 792553.
5. Boots
Boots is a sweet eight-month-old white and black domestic short hair kitten. This playful and affectionate little boy has stolen the hearts of everyone who has encountered him. He can live with any cat-savvy children 8+ & understand he may need some time to settle in. He can live with another cat but the cat needs to equal him in playfulness or at least be tolerant of Boot's young at heart nature. No dogs can be in the home. Photo: RSPCA Preston
6. Bella
Bella is a beautiful older 10-year-old terrier cross. Bella came in to RSPCA care after suffering severe injuries that required her to undergo intensive care, despite this and her age she is full of life and loves chasing her tennis ball around a field. She is looking for a home as the only animal and any children should be of secondary school age and understand when Bella has had enough and wants her own space. Photo: RSPCA Preston
7. Gerald
Gerald is a two-year-old domestic shorthair boy. He was found and brought to the RSPCA as a stray but is now ready to become a fully-fledged member of a family. He is a very explorative little guy, and although he can take a little while to settle into new environments - this side of his personality helps him learn more about where he is. he is looking for He is looking for a home with children 16+ and no other cats or dogs. Photo: RSPCA Preston
8. Archie
Archie is a beautiful two-year-old American Bulldog. He is an affectionate boy who loves any bit of fuss he can get and will roll on the floor with his legs in the air and enjoy belly tickles and bum scratches. He is looking for a home where he is the only pet in the home. He may be able to be rehomed with other small animals, dependent on their accommodation security and location in the home. Photo: RSPCA Preston