The charity looks after the animals, some of which were abandoned and others who simply could not stay at their home anymore, at a centre on Stadium Way.
They are cared for by staff and volunteers at the centre until a new home can be found.
The RSPCA also offers advice to people who already own pets but may be struggling to cope with the cost of food or healthcare.
The round up includes a duo of kittens who love chasing each other and another pair of cats who love to bump heads with their owners.
Here are the centre’s animals who did not appear in last week’s roundup who are looking for their forever home.
You can find even more animals in need of a family on the Sheffield RSPCA branch’s website.
If you are interested in applying, send a completed application form to [email protected].
5. Bella and Drago
These siblings came to the RSPCA together. They were well cared for but just could not stay where they were. They would love a home together, but if the right two homes came along, they could be separated. Both of them don't know their size and like to try and be lap dogs! | RSPCA Sheffield
6. Susie
Lovely Susie was quite shy and unsure when she arrived, but has become lots more friendly! She likes fusses and headbumps, but can still have the occasional nervous moment. She has a bit of trouble with her hips, but does not need surgery, just to lose a little weight. She could live with older children and is looking for an indoor home. | RSPCA Sheffield
7. Ragetti
Lovely Ragetti the frenchie arrived with a very sore eye that sadly had to be removed, but this has not brought him down! He is very resilient and loves fusses from people he knows. A flat faced-experienced household would be ideal. He loves going on adventures and will climb up on knees for fusses, cuddles and kisses once he has a bond with you. He has made lots of dog friends at the shelter and could possibly live with another dog. | RSPCA Sheffield