Animals up for adoption near Bradford

If you are looking to rehome a dog or cat, then there could be an animal on this list for you to love. 

However, you need to remember that an animal is for life and not just for lockdown- you need to make sure you're capable of looking after an animal so they don't end up back in the shelter.

A spokesperson for the RSPCA told The Telegraph and Argus: “There are so many advantages to rehoming a pet rather than buying one, they are by no means a second choice option, in fact it’s a really sensible choice.

”We would always encourage people to rehome animals from rescue centres instead of buying them - there are always lots of animals of different species looking for homes.”

All of these gorgeous animals can be found at the Halifax, Huddersfield, Bradford & District Branch.

5 cats and dogs currently up for adoption

Max
Age: 1
Breed: Unknown

'Big Max' is looking for a spacious home to live in (Photo: RSPCA)

Also known as ‘Big Max’, this loving pooch is looking for an owner who can train him.

However, he is an incredibly intelligent dog with a great nose- he could excel in tracking and scenting.

He is a large dog with a lot of energy to burn- so he will need a  lot of long walks with an owner who is physically capable of handling his size.

Max is still a little wary of other dogs and is still learning his manners around them

Due to his size and playful nature, it’s not recommended that he goes to a home with small children or one with cats.

Want to learn more about Max? Learn more about his profile and download an application form from the RSPCA website.

Buster
Age: 5
Breed: American Bulldog cross Staffy

Would you rehome Buster? (Photo: RSPCA)

Buster is a playful dogs that loves to explore and go outside.

He’s described as a “cheeky chappy” with a lot of character- he is also very intelligent and a fast learner.

Buster is best suited to a home with just adults and older teenagers as he is very energetic.

He is still learning to socialise with other animals, so couldn’t go to a home with other dogs or cats just yet.

Learn more about Buster on the RSPCA website.

Blake
Age: 8
Breed: Unknown

Blake is looking for a quiet home (Photo: RSPCA)

Blake is looking for a home where he can relax and be independent.

He likes to take himself off to a quiet place and also loves to explore the outside world.

According to Blake’s profile, “his new owners will need to be okay if he becomes affectionate and friendly or if he would rather stay away from people.”

If you think you would be a good owner to Blake, then you can view his profile.

Rosie
Age: 1
Breed: Unknown

Could you open your home to Rosie? (Photo: RSPCA)

Rosie is an adorable cat who loves the outdoors.

She used to live in a multi-cat household hasn’t been socialised properly without people yet.

She is best suited to an “outdoor home” which she can explore as she pleases.

It’s recommended that she is kept in an outdoor building, such as a barn or stable, for a few weeks so she can settle into her new surroundings.

You can learn more about Rosie on the RSPCA website.

Milli
Age: 5
Breed: Tabby

Milli has a lot of character (Photo: RSPCA)

This gorgeous cat was put up for adoption after the previous owners had a baby and Milli didn’t adapt well.

She is very affectionate- but does have a feisty side too.

Her new owners will need to gain her trust with a “hands off” approach while looking after her.

Milli is best suited to an adult only household- but could live with teenagers if they are sensible. She also needs to be the only pet in the home.

To learn more, visit her profile on the RSPCA website.