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 all the cats and dogs currently being cared for at the Preston branch that have not found their perfect family – could it be you?
Take a look at the latest adorable bunch including Buster, Patch and Princess.
If you think you could give any of these wonderful animals a home then email the RSPCA at [email protected].
5. Lewis
Lewis is a black and white, four-year-old, domestic short hair who arrived at the RSPCA after his owner sadly passed. He is very nervous and he will let you stroke him but he isn't overly keen on it. At the moment Lewis doesn't play with toys and when people are around he doesn't come out, however this may change once he is comfortable and settled in his new home.He will be looking for a quiet home with adults only, so he can have the calm environment with no other pets. Photo: RSPCA Preston
6. Luna
Luna is a one-year-old energetic Staffordshire Bull Terrier cross. She's explorative, curious and absolutely loves to play with tennis balls and soft toys alike! Luna loves fuss and attention and will always appreciate a good scratch! At this moment in time, it is recommended she goes to a home with children no younger than 14 and no pets. Photo: RSPCA Preston
7. Roxy
Meet beautiful five-year-old Old Tyme Bulldog cross Roxy. Roxy hasn't had the best start in life unfortunately being let down by humans, due to this Roxy arrived very shut down and worried about everything in life. She is a very timid girl so she needs a family that can help her gain confidence and thrive. She would really benefit from a home with another dog that meets her energy to help boost her confidence and can live can live with children 5+ that are dog savvy. Photo: RSPCA Preston
8. Tammy
Meet 3-year-old tabby domestic short hair Tammy. She spends most of her time in her hidey bed on her inside pod, she doesn’t venture far yet as she is still getting used to her surroundings. She loves having some head strokes and will be your friend in no time if you allow her to rake things at her pace and offer some much-appreciated gentle fuss. This lovely lady would suit a home where she is the only animal in the house and could live with children aged 14+. Photo: RSPCA Preston