While some are truly heart-breaking involving serious neglect, others have found themselves in the amazing care of the RSPCA because their owners have died, become ill or are simply unable to care for them anymore.
Whatever their circumstances their stories all deserve happy endings.
Here you will find delightful dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters amd mice, each with their own personality.
More information about the individual animals can be found on Blackpool and North Fylde RSPCA website including adoption fees and requirements.
5. Carter - a black and white cat at RSPCA Blackpool
This charming boy came into us via an RSPCA Inspector as his previous owner could no longer care for him. On arrival, Carter was very nervous and made himself feel safe by hiding in his igloo bed but a few weeks later, he is a different boy. Carter has gained so much confidence and has truly blossomed into a super affectionate and friendly cat with a little bit of cheekiness added into the mix. | RSPCA Blackpool Photo: RSPCA Blackpool
6. Jane - a black cat with a little white bib, at Blackpool RSPCA
Jane is an older affectionate lady who came into RSPCA care after her previous owners were no longer able to care for her. Jane did arrive in a bit of a poor state and was underweight with thinning hair in places. The vet suspected her hair loss was due to her being stressed but she is now looking so much better. | RSPCA Blackpool Photo: RSPCA Blackpool
7. Bruce - a liver and white lurch at Blackpool RSPCA
Bruce arrived at the centre via an RSPCA Inspector as his previous owner was unable to give him the care he needed. He is a very sweet natured and affectionate boy who is always eager to please. Bruce has bundles of energy and enjoys playing off lead in our paddocks so he would enjoy living with an adopter who leads a very active lifestyle. | RSPCA Blackpool Photo: RSPCA Blackpool
8. Milo - a black and white cat at Blackpool RSPCA
This cheeky chap is Milo. He arrived in RSPCA care after being removed from his owner due to welfare concerns. He is super friendly, gives amazing cuddles. Milo lost his left eye the result of a severe cat flu infection but has coped brilliantly since his operation and doesn’t seem fazed by the change. Milo will just need to live inside as he can spread flu to other cats | RSPCA Blackpool Photo: RSPCA Blackpool