We take a look at 29 dogs and cats that are looking for their forever home at the RSPCA York, Harrogate and District branch…
For more information about the animals that are currently available for adoption, visit https://www.rspca-yorkhome.org.uk

13. Tyke
Tyke is a four-year-old Fox Terrier Cross who came to the centre via an inspector after his welfare had been compromised. On arriving at the centre it was very clear poor Tyke had not had the best of lives. He was very confused about life in general and did not really know how to act with people. Tyke and the staff at the centre have been working alongside a behaviourist and this sweet little guy has come on in leaps and bounds - the difference is amazing. Photo: RSPCA

14. Lorraine
Lorraine is a domestic short haired who came to the centre after her previous owner could no longer meet her needs. She was extremely underweight when she first arrived at the centre but she has now gained weight and is ready to start her search for a forever home. Lorraine is quite shy when meeting new people so will need patient adopters who will give her the time she needs to settle and help overcome her insecurities. She has had a real tough life recently and she deserves to be in a loving home where she will never have to worry where and when her next feed will be. Photo: RSPCA

15. Storm
Storm is a six-year-old Dogue de Bordeaux who came to the centre via an inspector after her needs were not getting met. Storm can be a little nervous when meeting people for the first time but once she gets to know you, she is such a lovely natured girl. She loves spending time with her people and once you are in her circle of friends she will love you with all her heart. Storm has had a pretty rough time before she came to the centre so has lots of making up to do. She would love adopters who will show her the joys of life and repay her with lots of love. Photo: RSPCA

16. Cloud
Cloud is a four-year-old domestic long haired who came to the centre via an inspector along with multiple other cats. Cloud has come a long way from the scared, skinny cat that he was when he first arrived at the centre. Sadly he was very untrusting of people when he first arrived and staff have worked hard building up his confidence and it's great seeing him now enjoying a fuss. He will need adopters who will understand him and help him overcome his insecurities. Cloud is now ready to start the next chapter with adopters who will love and cherish her and make up for lost time. Photo: RSPCA

