RSPCA Sheffield is looking to re-home some of its cats and dogs who are ready to move on and find a loving family for them.
Each pet comes with their own requirements and needs and all will require understanding and loving families just right for them.
More information on the cats and dogs can be found on the RSPCA Sheffield website here.
Here are the 9 dogs and cats up for adoption at Sheffield’s RSPCA branch.
5. Duke
A 12-year-old black and white Domestic Shorthair crossbreed, Duke is described as an 'older boy but is very much a young at heart.' A real sweetheart, Duke is now looking to settle down and relax in a new forever home. Living with children and other cats previously, Duke is able to live with other cats or children once more. Photo: RSPCA Sheffield
6. Narla
A 3-year-old fawn and black Anatolian Shepherd, the 'extremely intelligent and loving' Narla is looking for a new home. She loves to say hello to every dog she sees on her walks, but is working on her manners. The RSPCA are 'looking for a family who have experience with large Anatolian shepherd breeds and have the ability to offer Narla the time and exercise she needs to keep her happy'. Photo: RSPCA Sheffield
7. Mavis
A 4-year-old black Domestic Shorthair crossbreed, 'gorgeous lady', Mavis is searching for a new forever home. Described as 'spritely' and 'active', Mavis loves the company of people and her own space, so a home where she is the only pet is best for Mavis. Photo: RSPCA Sheffield
8. Georgie
2-year-old white and tabby Domestic Shorthair crossbreed, Georgie, the 'gorgeous' cat is the boss of the moment at the RSPCA branch and loves to demand treats. Described as 'spritely' and 'active', Georgie enjoys chatting with her favourite people and in her own space. The RSPCA say 'Due to a poor start in life and incorrect care Georgie has had some health scares and although healthy now we and our vets can't guarentee that she won't have health complications in the future. Georgie had a lack of bone density and had some historic injuries that no one knows how she got, along with some loss of apietiete. We are more than happy to discuss this more with potential families.' Georgie is a lovely lady and would love a new forever home. Photo: RSPCA Sheffield