The RSPCA has introduced some gorgeous cats and dogs that are in need of their forever home.
Some of the animals that want to meet their hooman include Bella the dog and ginger cat Tango.
Take a look at 13 gorgeous fur babies at that RSPCA that currently need adopting.
If you think you can be the perfect match for any of the animals email [email protected] to request an application form.
5. Spencer
Spencer is a 'beautiful 4-year-old domestic short hair tabby' who loves being brushed. He will grab the brush with his paws if you even stop for two seconds and he will try to brush himself seeing as you clearly aren't doing a good enough job! Spencer is looking for a home where he is the only animal. He can live with children of secondary school age who are cat savvy and understand when he needs space. Photo: RSPCA Preston
6. Dodger
Dodger is 'an older but young at heart 8-year-old gent' who is just as adventurous and curious as any young dog would be. He would benefit from a family who can take him on trips out where he can have new experiences as often as he can and who is around most of the time to help him learn that it’s okay to be alone and stop him from encountering any mischief his nose may lead him too! He can be rehomed with another dog who is calm natured and chilled out in personality, but no cats and children above secondary school age. Photo: RSPCA Preston
7. Bella
Bella is a 10-year-old terrier cross who loves chasing her tennis ball around a field. She is described as 'well mannered and is a smart cookie'. She can be a little nervous and unsure of people she doesn’t know to begin with, introductions should be slow and any children she can live with should be 15+ years of age. She is looking for a home as the only animal. Photo: RSPCA Preston
8. Archie
Archie is a 'beautiful 2-year-old American Bulldog' who 'loves any bit of fuss he can get'. He will roll on the floor with his legs in the air and enjoy belly tickles and bum scratches. He is looking for an adult-only home with pawrents that have got the time and patience to continue his training when he’s in the forever home. Photo: RSPCA Preston