These 13 cats and dogs are searching for permanent homes in the Liverpool City Region this Easter - and they would love the chance to meet you.
The RSPCA’s Liverpool branch has now closed but dozens of adorable animals are available to adopt in and around Merseyside, through the Wirral and Chester rescue centre (Wallasey), the Southport, Ormskirk and District centre (Halsall) or the Warrington, Halton & St Helens centre (Warrington).
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A variety of dog breeds and cats of different ages are available, and they would love the chance to find a permanent place to call home as soon as possible and meet their forever humans.
Below are 13 delightful cats and dogs up for adoption in Merseyside. Take a look at the gallery and see if you could provide them with a loving home. For more information about how to adopt, visit https://www.rspca.org.uk/.
5. Skittle
Skittle is a sweet, affectionate older cat who would love to find a permanent home. Adoption is possible from the Wirral & Chester Animal Centre. | RSPCA
6. Paddy - American Bulldog
Paddy is a two-year-old American Bulldog. This young chap is on the bigger side, so at 30kg needs an owner who is confident at walking a larger dog as Paddy can pull quite strong on the lead. Adoption is possible from the Southport, Ormskirk & District Branch Animal Centre. | RSPCA
7. Comet - Siberian Husky puppy
Comet is an adorable Siberian puppy. Nothing phases Comet, she loves anything noisy, fast moving or playful and will happily give bigger dogs a run for their money. Although Comet does take herself to her crate happily when she's tired, she is desperate to get out if she thinks she's missing the fun so this will need some further training. Adoption is possible from the Warrington, Halton & St Helens Animal Centre. | RSPCA
8. Marmalade
Marmalade was brought into the RSPCA as a stray with a big neck injury, which he is still recovering from. At the moment he's quite wary and tries his best to not be seen. But if you spend time with him and be patient, he slowly starts to relax. Adoption is possible from the Wirral & Chester Animal Centre. | RSPCA