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 some of the gorgeous furry friends currently being cared for at the RSPCA in Preston and Blackpool that have not found their perfect family – could it be you?
Take a look at the latest adorable bunch.
1. Tequila
Who wants some Tequila - the cat variety that is! She can usually be found on the sofa or a cat tower, just chilling or grooming herself. She also enjoys sitting in the windowsill watching the world pass by. When you enter the room, she chirps away and demands fuss and attention. Tequila has previously lived with a young child, and she has shown herself to be a very sweet, cuddly and playful girl with her humans. She should be the only pet in the home. Photo: RSPCA Preston
2. Blossom
Blossom is a sweet but shy two-year-old DSH black and white female. She really enjoys being stroked as long as you approach her slowly or let her come to you. Once she is comfortable with you then you can't stop her! Nervous as she is, she is a very sweet girl. Blossom has come from a multi-cat household so perhaps she would be best suited to being the only animal in the home so she can have the one-on-one attention and peace she deserves. Photo: RSPCA Preston
3. Harriet
Harriet is a lovely 1.5-year-old black and white DSH. She is a sweet and inquisitive little lady who enjoys spending time sitting outside, high up in the tower basket where she can watch the birds outside her pod. Harriet could also be rehomed with children of any age and potentially even a cat-friendly dog. Photo: RSPCA Preston
4. Velvet
Meet Velvet - a gorgeous four-year-old domestic shorthair. She is described by her fosterers as ‘a mixture of independent and clingy’ – she sometimes likes to relax by herself but other times she likes to follow them from room to room. Most of the time she’s happy to be stroked but if not, she will let you know gently. As Velvet can be startled by household noises, she will need a quiet, calm household without children. Photo: RSPCA Preston