13 adorable cats and dogs available for adoption in Leeds including five fluffy kittens rescued from street
James Connolly
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This quintuple of fluffy kittens were found by a member of the public with their mum and they were brought to the safety with the team at the RSPCA. Volunteers have since landed them the perfect foster home, where they can burn off their energy as they run around the house. Kenickie, who is black and white with a moustache, is always on the lookout for the next toy to play with, whereas black and white Danny is more relaxed watching the world go by. Trio is smart and inquisitive, while black and white Rizzo is feisty and loves to wrestle. Last but not least, white and ginger Sandy loves a nap. The kittens would love to be adopted in pairs. As they are still young, their new family would need to be around a lot to keep them entertained and teach them about the great outdoors when they are a little older. (Photo: RSPCA)
The charity homes the animals, some of which arrived as they could no longer be cared for by their previous owner, at a centre in East Ardsley. Regardless of how they end up there, the animals are cared for 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.
Here are all the cats and dogs currently being cared for at the centre that have not yet been matched up with the right owners. More information can be found on the RSPCA website.
Four-year-old Taz is a GSD x Akita who came to the centre last year after a family could no longer adopt her. She went through lots of training and was adopted again but this did not work out for her. Now, she is ready to find her forever family. She would love to be walked in quiet areas and would suit a family that is happy to help her continue her training around other. (Photo: RSPCA)
Four-month-old Dotty has been lucky enough to stay at a foster home and loves nothing more than being around people. She is good natured kitten who has plenty of playful moments. Dotty would suit a family who is happy to introduce her to the great outdoors when she's old enough. (Photo: RSPCA)
Tom, 10, is an affectionate cat who loves treats and bird-watching. Being on the heavier side, he is looking for a new family that would help him on his weight loss journey. (Photo: RSPCA)
This is mother and daughter duo Audrey and Fran. The cheeky Chihuahuas, aged nine and five, do everything together - eating, napping and playing. Mum Audrey is shyer than Fran and can take longer to trust new people, but once she's comfortable, she loves a cuddle. Fran always checks out new visitors, giving them the sniff of approval. The pair would suit a family experienced with Chihuahuas, and a calm, quiet and patient home with older children would be ideal. (Photo: RSPCA)
Fluffy, 13, has been described as a "sweet and gentle lady" who loves being around people. She would suit a quiet and calm home where she can relax and spend her time lounging around. Her new family would need to help her with her daily grooming regime. (Photo: RSPCA)
Zeus, a Staffie X, is a three-year-old bundle of energy and is looking for a family willing to offer unconditional love and keep up with his training. He can be unsure of other dogs so would suit a family that could help him feel comfortable when out on walks. Despite getting over excited at times, he loves a cuddle. (Photo: RSPCA)
Five-year-old Jinx is a sweet natured young kitten who is easygoing with everyone. He loves bird watching and plenty of fuss, as well as his food. Jinx would happily live with another cat as he enjoys playing games. (Photo: RSPCA)
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