While some are truly heart-breaking involving serious neglect, others have found themselves in the amazing care of the RSPCA because their owners have died, become ill or are simply unable to care for them anymore.
Whatever their circumstances their stories all deserve happy endings.
Here you will find delightful dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters amd mice, each with their own personality.
More information about the individual animals can be found on Blackpool and North Fylde RSPCA website including adoption fees and requirements.
7. Bruce - a liver and white lurch at Blackpool RSPCA
Bruce arrived at the centre via an RSPCA Inspector as his previous owner was unable to give him the care he needed. He is a very sweet natured and affectionate boy who is always eager to please. Bruce has bundles of energy and enjoys playing off lead in our paddocks so he would enjoy living with an adopter who leads a very active lifestyle. | RSPCA Blackpool Photo: RSPCA Blackpool
8. Milo - a black and white cat at Blackpool RSPCA
This cheeky chap is Milo. He arrived in RSPCA care after being removed from his owner due to welfare concerns. He is super friendly, gives amazing cuddles. Milo lost his left eye the result of a severe cat flu infection but has coped brilliantly since his operation and doesn’t seem fazed by the change. Milo will just need to live inside as he can spread flu to other cats | RSPCA Blackpool Photo: RSPCA Blackpool
9. Midnight -a black rabbit at Blackpool RSPCA
Midnight came into RSPCA care after her owner wasn’t able to care for her or her sisters anymore. She is a shy rabbit who does take a little time to warm up to your company. When her confident side does show itself, she has an inquisitive nature and likes to investigate new smells. She is fully vaccinated against Myxomatosis and RHD types 1 and 2 as well as being flea’d and microchipped | RSPCA Blackpool Photo: RSPCA Blackpool
10. Jermaine - a white moue at RSPCA Blackpool
Jermaine arrived in RSPCA care after his mum was removed from a multi mouse house and then gave birth to him and his siblings shortly after. He is a friendly mouse and fine to pick up although he can be very speedy! He will need a large secure set up with plenty of enrichment | RSPCA Blackpool Photo: RSPCA Blackpool
11. Simon - a sandy and white hamster at RSPCA Blackpool
Simon arrived in RSPCA care after his mum was brought into the centre due to over breeding and then gave birth to him and his siblings shortly after! He is a friendly hamster but would benefit from lots of handling in his new home. He will need a large secure set up with plenty of enrichment. | RSPCA Blackpool Photo: RSPCA Blackpool
12. Tito - a white mouse at RSPCA Blackpool
Tito arrived in our care after his mum was removed from a multi mouse house and then gave birth to him and his siblings shortly after. He is a friendly mouse and fine to pick up although he can be very speedy! He will need a large secure set up with plenty of enrichment. | RSPCA Blackpool Photo: RSPCA Blackpool