Looking for a furry friend to introduce to your home? Look no further.
The RSPCA in Bradford have some lovely pets looking for their forever homes.
Below we have detailed 3 dogs that are looking to be adopted and what they need from their new home.
Don’t forget to visit the RSPCA website to see what other animals need your love.
Anya, Female
1 year old
Anya is a gentle giant looking for her perfect home. She is a Tibetan mastiff which is a rare find in this country. For this reason she can only go to someone who has got either breed experience or someone who is prepared to make extensive research on this particular breed. They have very specific needs and requires someone who is confident around large breeds.
She is loyal, affectionate and very clever, but sadly has an ongoing problem with her hips which means her life expectancy is shorter than other young dogs her age. She is currently on medication for this, and she is still happy and carefree.
She needs a home with a very secure garden as she loves to be outside, and preferably an adult only home or a home with older aged children. She could live with another medium/large calm dog.
Find out more about Anya here.
Diesel, Male
4 years old
Diesel is a really happy boy who would love a secure garden to play in. He would prefer a quiet, active home with older children and no other pets. He settles well so could be left alone for short periods of time.
Find out more about Diesel here.
Bob, Male
16 years old
Bob is looking for a lovely home to spend his twilight years. He is a sensitive soul and is looking for a adult only home so he can relax in peace.
He takes a while to settle, but it won’t be long before he’s demanding bum scratches. He likes short walks and would love a secure garden so in the warmer months he can potter about.
As he is over 10, Bob can be adopted on the EARS scheme.
Find out more about Bob here.
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