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Princess Margerhita
Breed: Caine Corso (Italian Mastiff) Cross
Species: Dog
Size: Large
Gender: Female
Color: Black
Age: 2 years 5 months
Date of Birth: July 18, 2023
Agency: RSPCA Sheffield
Email: RSPCA Sheffield
Phone: 01142 898050
Meet princess!
Princess sadly came to us after she was found abandoned, tied up behind some buildings with a painful eye condition, since then we have learned it is not her first time in rescue but sadly most of her life has been spent in rescue.
Princess recovered well and has been a staff favourite at our centre with her loveable nature, her non stop kisses and her eagerness to please! Whether you just want to chill, go for a long calm walk or curl up and watch a movie princess is just happy to spend her day with you.
Princess does have nervous tendencies given her past and being a Corso mix this is normal but something she happily tries to work through with her people for some yummy treats!
Princess’ ideal family
- Princess can live with older teens (she’s a bouncy girl!)
- Can live with other dogs (She can be a bit rude when playing so a confident dog that can correct her)
- Willing to continue her training
- Confident with young silly, bouncy dogs
- Ideally experience with Guardian breed dogs
-Secure 5-6ft Garden
Princess sadly came to us after she was found abandoned, tied up behind some buildings with a painful eye condition, since then we have learned it is not her first time in rescue but sadly most of her life has been spent in rescue.
Princess recovered well and has been a staff favourite at our centre with her loveable nature, her non stop kisses and her eagerness to please! Whether you just want to chill, go for a long calm walk or curl up and watch a movie princess is just happy to spend her day with you.
Princess does have nervous tendencies given her past and being a Corso mix this is normal but something she happily tries to work through with her people for some yummy treats!
Princess’ ideal family
- Princess can live with older teens (she’s a bouncy girl!)
- Can live with other dogs (She can be a bit rude when playing so a confident dog that can correct her)
- Willing to continue her training
- Confident with young silly, bouncy dogs
- Ideally experience with Guardian breed dogs
-Secure 5-6ft Garden
- I can't be left alone
- You`ll need to take me to training classes
- I`d prefer not to live with a cat
- I may be able to live with another dog
- I`m a gentle giant(big and strong)
- I could live with children of secondary school age
Belle
Breed: German Shepherd Dog (Alsatian)
Species: Dog
Size: Large
Gender: Female
Color: Black and Brown
Age: 2 years 4 months
Date of Birth: August 26, 2023
Agency: RSPCA Sheffield
Email: RSPCA Sheffield
Phone: 01142 898050
Now this gorgeous girl is our Belle, who is looking for special home with a family who are looking for a pooch who needs that bit of support but will give them so much reward and love in return!
Belle is an amazing pooch who has already been through so much in her short life and sadly has spent a lot of time in kennels after having a lack of socialisation in her life before coming to us. For this reason, we are looking for a family that has had experience owning/working with working breed dogs and/or reactive large breed dogs. They must also be willing to work with and understand Belle and her nervous nature.
We have been working alongside a behaviourist with Belle and she is doing amazingly well – so her new family will need to keep up her plan and continue this in the new home. Things like continuing to use her ‘Mat’ when in the home or out around scary things, her 1,2,3 loose lead walking and her engage/disengage routines.
Belle can be unsure of new people and situations and so we need a home that will allow Belle to live life at her pace without added pressures and teach her how fun life can be but in a way that she is comfortable with. This could include things like, Scent Work or Tracking sports, lots of confidence building and brain games at home before going on adventures at quieter times of the day and building on that – we are happy to offer any adopters additional behavioural support with this so for that reason we are looking for a home for Belle that is local to our rehoming centre.
We know that Belle needs an adult only, low traffic household as people coming and going can upset her and a home without other pets while she needs her additional support. She is very shepherd vocal about certain situations, and this can include dogs but every day we are supporting her and this is getting better.
Once she is comfy Belle is your typical chatty, loving and loyal shepherd! She will make someone an amazing addition to their family!
For more information or to register an interest in Belle please email us on customerservices@rspcasheffield.org - and we will happily talk to any potential matching families.
Belle is an amazing pooch who has already been through so much in her short life and sadly has spent a lot of time in kennels after having a lack of socialisation in her life before coming to us. For this reason, we are looking for a family that has had experience owning/working with working breed dogs and/or reactive large breed dogs. They must also be willing to work with and understand Belle and her nervous nature.
We have been working alongside a behaviourist with Belle and she is doing amazingly well – so her new family will need to keep up her plan and continue this in the new home. Things like continuing to use her ‘Mat’ when in the home or out around scary things, her 1,2,3 loose lead walking and her engage/disengage routines.
Belle can be unsure of new people and situations and so we need a home that will allow Belle to live life at her pace without added pressures and teach her how fun life can be but in a way that she is comfortable with. This could include things like, Scent Work or Tracking sports, lots of confidence building and brain games at home before going on adventures at quieter times of the day and building on that – we are happy to offer any adopters additional behavioural support with this so for that reason we are looking for a home for Belle that is local to our rehoming centre.
We know that Belle needs an adult only, low traffic household as people coming and going can upset her and a home without other pets while she needs her additional support. She is very shepherd vocal about certain situations, and this can include dogs but every day we are supporting her and this is getting better.
Once she is comfy Belle is your typical chatty, loving and loyal shepherd! She will make someone an amazing addition to their family!
For more information or to register an interest in Belle please email us on customerservices@rspcasheffield.org - and we will happily talk to any potential matching families.
- I know how to sit (and lots of commands too!)
- I need teaching that its ok to be left alone
- I`m a gentle giant(big and strong)
- You`ll need to take me to training classes
- I`d prefer to be the only animal in a home
- I`d prefer an adult only household
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Lucy
Breed: Crossbreed
Species: Dog
Size:
Gender: Female
Color: Tan
Age: 2 years 5 months
Date of Birth: August 4, 2023
Agency: RSPCA Sheffield
Email: RSPCA Sheffield
Phone: 01142 898050
- I need training how to sit nicely (and then i can master the rest)
- I need teaching that its ok to be left alone
- I`d prefer an adult only household
- I`m small but full of fun
- I`d prefer to be the only animal in a home
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Mary
Breed: Chow Chow
Species: Dog
Size: Small
Gender: Female
Color: Black
Mary AKA Lady Mary-Bear as she is lovingly known as by her foster family.
Here is what her foster family have to say about her” We were worried that as a chow chow she’d take some work to warm up to us, but after 48hrs of settling in she became a completely different character, she’s a really sweet and affectionate girl! She loves a cuddle and gives very nice kisses. She’s completely unfazed by household things and likes to snooze most of the time. Her favourite perch is on the stairs where she can people watch through the window or snoring on her bed by the radiator. She’s slowly becoming a more frequent visitor to the sofa for a cuddle and slept for 30 minutes while being brushed! She’s still a bit weary of the bath but with cream cheese and peanut butter she copes just fine. She’s only been left once so far but didn’t cause any trouble and gave us a lovely greeting when we came home. She’s super food motivated and very eager to please upon presentation of her dinner! However we have bought her a slow feeder as she gets a bit too excited for her food .She walks nicely on a lead and is no trouble at all when out, but is a typical chow chow and can be a bit stubborn if she finds somewhere she particularly wants to go! But don’t let her regal vibes fool you… she’s a total softie at heart and we have found that she can be such a snuggle bum... when she wants! She loves being loved bless her! Cuddles, gentle chats, and being told she’s the prettiest girl (because she is)
Here she has made a fair few dog friends and is happy to spend her time with them, so we feel aslong as the personalities match up Mary could live with another dog. Her ideal home is one with secondary school age and over children to better understand her nature.
It is very important that people have experienced or researched her breed before applying - her personality and health issues are common of chows so we need people that understand this and will support Mary with everything she needs.
Here is what her foster family have to say about her” We were worried that as a chow chow she’d take some work to warm up to us, but after 48hrs of settling in she became a completely different character, she’s a really sweet and affectionate girl! She loves a cuddle and gives very nice kisses. She’s completely unfazed by household things and likes to snooze most of the time. Her favourite perch is on the stairs where she can people watch through the window or snoring on her bed by the radiator. She’s slowly becoming a more frequent visitor to the sofa for a cuddle and slept for 30 minutes while being brushed! She’s still a bit weary of the bath but with cream cheese and peanut butter she copes just fine. She’s only been left once so far but didn’t cause any trouble and gave us a lovely greeting when we came home. She’s super food motivated and very eager to please upon presentation of her dinner! However we have bought her a slow feeder as she gets a bit too excited for her food .She walks nicely on a lead and is no trouble at all when out, but is a typical chow chow and can be a bit stubborn if she finds somewhere she particularly wants to go! But don’t let her regal vibes fool you… she’s a total softie at heart and we have found that she can be such a snuggle bum... when she wants! She loves being loved bless her! Cuddles, gentle chats, and being told she’s the prettiest girl (because she is)
Here she has made a fair few dog friends and is happy to spend her time with them, so we feel aslong as the personalities match up Mary could live with another dog. Her ideal home is one with secondary school age and over children to better understand her nature.
It is very important that people have experienced or researched her breed before applying - her personality and health issues are common of chows so we need people that understand this and will support Mary with everything she needs.
- I may be able to live with another dog
- I could live with children of secondary school age
- I walk nicely on a lead
- I`m quiet but full of love
- I`d prefer not to live with a cat
- I can be left alone for short periods
Fuzzabelle
Breed: Persian
Species: Cat
Size: Small
Gender: Female
Color: Tabby
Age: 7 years 1 months
Date of Birth: December 1, 2018
Agency: RSPCA Sheffield
Email: RSPCA Sheffield
Phone: 01142 898050
Say hello to Fuzzabelle! Aka Fuzz! She came to us via the inspectorate as she couldn't stay where she was. Fuzz has been loved but came from a large scale multicat household and that does show in her interactions with people and reactions to everyday things and care.
Fuzzabelle will need a family experienced with the breed who can carry on the essential work we have been doing around grooming and positive experiences with it. We have had to have her shaved down and start again to make this process pain free and doable while managing her coat. She does also have the commons of needing an eye bathe and having to have a hydrolysed diet of hills I/D to help her body break down food and hold the nutrients correctly - all common Persian things!
Fuzz is a force to be reckoned with! She is independent, she is dramatic and she is the moment haha! Fuzz knows what she does and doesn’t want or like and she really isn't afraid to tell you off if you overstep your mark, push her boundaries or if she feels like it! Fuzz can get overstimulated and be a little sharp and pointy in those moments so it's important her new family can accept when Fuzz needs some me time and to relax! On the other hand she can, when she wants to, be a very affectionate and playful little lady but you just have to build up a bond a little first - and if you don't it can take Fuzz a while to forgive and forget!
Fuzz came to us with limited information about her back ground but has blossomed into a wonderful little diva! And her new family will be entertained daily by her! She can be easily spooked by new people and situations so a patient and understanding home with no additional pressure is a must. Breed experience is also needed and any children be cat experienced and secondary school age and over. No other pets is best to so Fuzz can have all the love!
Could that be you?
Fuzzabelle will need a family experienced with the breed who can carry on the essential work we have been doing around grooming and positive experiences with it. We have had to have her shaved down and start again to make this process pain free and doable while managing her coat. She does also have the commons of needing an eye bathe and having to have a hydrolysed diet of hills I/D to help her body break down food and hold the nutrients correctly - all common Persian things!
Fuzz is a force to be reckoned with! She is independent, she is dramatic and she is the moment haha! Fuzz knows what she does and doesn’t want or like and she really isn't afraid to tell you off if you overstep your mark, push her boundaries or if she feels like it! Fuzz can get overstimulated and be a little sharp and pointy in those moments so it's important her new family can accept when Fuzz needs some me time and to relax! On the other hand she can, when she wants to, be a very affectionate and playful little lady but you just have to build up a bond a little first - and if you don't it can take Fuzz a while to forgive and forget!
Fuzz came to us with limited information about her back ground but has blossomed into a wonderful little diva! And her new family will be entertained daily by her! She can be easily spooked by new people and situations so a patient and understanding home with no additional pressure is a must. Breed experience is also needed and any children be cat experienced and secondary school age and over. No other pets is best to so Fuzz can have all the love!
Could that be you?
- I would prefer not to live with a dog
- I could live with children of secondary school age
- I need to be kept indoors
- I`d prefer not to live with a cat
- I`m independent, i like to do my own thing
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Chanterelle
Breed: Domestic Shorthair
Species: Cat
Size:
Gender: Female
Color: White and Black
Age: 3 years 3 months
Date of Birth: October 14, 2022
Agency: RSPCA Sheffield
Email: RSPCA Sheffield
Phone: 01142 898050
Now this beautiful girl is our Chanterelle. We believe she was abandoned on the road outside our centre, poor girlie. We sprung into action and after a few hours caught our girl.
The way Chanterelle has been treated has understandably left some mental scars on her. She can be easily spooked and at first found new people and situations daunting. She doesn't like to be confined too. Our poor girl has seen the worst of humanity so we can't blame her for being more cautious than other cats.
However, once this little lady has a relationship with you and trusts you all of her worries and fears just melt away. She adores having a fuss and will happily come and give you plenty of headbumps and purrs. We honestly feel that now she knows she is safe and loved, it is time to have her move into her forever home and continue her learning and socialising with an understanding and experienced family that won't add any pressures to her. We think a home where she is the only pet and where any children are older and nervous cat experienced is best so they can also support our little lady through her worries and troubles.
We know our girl has so much love to give and so much more personality to shine through - could you be the one that gives Chanterelle the home and love she deserves after her ordeal?
Please send us over a completed application form to our customer services email - we can't process your interest without!
The way Chanterelle has been treated has understandably left some mental scars on her. She can be easily spooked and at first found new people and situations daunting. She doesn't like to be confined too. Our poor girl has seen the worst of humanity so we can't blame her for being more cautious than other cats.
However, once this little lady has a relationship with you and trusts you all of her worries and fears just melt away. She adores having a fuss and will happily come and give you plenty of headbumps and purrs. We honestly feel that now she knows she is safe and loved, it is time to have her move into her forever home and continue her learning and socialising with an understanding and experienced family that won't add any pressures to her. We think a home where she is the only pet and where any children are older and nervous cat experienced is best so they can also support our little lady through her worries and troubles.
We know our girl has so much love to give and so much more personality to shine through - could you be the one that gives Chanterelle the home and love she deserves after her ordeal?
Please send us over a completed application form to our customer services email - we can't process your interest without!
- I could live with children of secondary school age
- I`d prefer not to live with a cat
- I need to be able to go outside and explore
- I`m independent, i like to do my own thing
- I would prefer not to live with a dog
Amanita
Breed: Domestic Shorthair
Species: Cat
Size:
Gender: Female
Color: Black/White
Age: 3 years 2 months
Date of Birth: October 23, 2022
Agency: RSPCA Sheffield
Email: RSPCA Sheffield
Phone: 01142 898050
Now this beautiful girl is our Amanita. We believe she was abandoned on the road outside our centre, poor girlie. After a few days thankfully a kind member of public helped us catch her and get her to safety.
The way Amanita has been treated has understandably left some mental scars on her. She is very unsure of new people and things and can be very easily spooked. She doesn't like to be confined and will always take the slow and steady approach to try and suss you out first. Our poor girl has seen the worst of humanity so we can't blame her for being more cautious than other cats.
However, once this little lady has a relationship with you and trusts you all of her worries and fears just melt away. She adores having a fuss and will happily come and give you plenty of headbumps and purrs. We honestly feel that now Amanita knows she is safe and loved, it is time to have her move into her forever home and continue her learning and socialising with an understanding and experienced family that won't add any pressures to her. We think a home where she is the only pet and where any children are older and nervous cat experienced is best so they can also support our little lady through her worries and troubles.
Aminita will need monitoring as she transitions into a home as although nothing physical can be diagnosed she does at times have a funny gait so we will be placing her on a two week foster to adopt initally so we can support her new family if giving her more space amplifies this.
We know our girl has so much love to give and so much more personality to shine through - could you be the one that gives Amanita the home and love she deserves after her ordeal?
Please send us over a completed application form to our customer services email - we can't process your interest without!
The way Amanita has been treated has understandably left some mental scars on her. She is very unsure of new people and things and can be very easily spooked. She doesn't like to be confined and will always take the slow and steady approach to try and suss you out first. Our poor girl has seen the worst of humanity so we can't blame her for being more cautious than other cats.
However, once this little lady has a relationship with you and trusts you all of her worries and fears just melt away. She adores having a fuss and will happily come and give you plenty of headbumps and purrs. We honestly feel that now Amanita knows she is safe and loved, it is time to have her move into her forever home and continue her learning and socialising with an understanding and experienced family that won't add any pressures to her. We think a home where she is the only pet and where any children are older and nervous cat experienced is best so they can also support our little lady through her worries and troubles.
Aminita will need monitoring as she transitions into a home as although nothing physical can be diagnosed she does at times have a funny gait so we will be placing her on a two week foster to adopt initally so we can support her new family if giving her more space amplifies this.
We know our girl has so much love to give and so much more personality to shine through - could you be the one that gives Amanita the home and love she deserves after her ordeal?
Please send us over a completed application form to our customer services email - we can't process your interest without!
- I would prefer not to live with a dog
- I`d prefer an adult only household
- I`d prefer not to live with a cat
- I need to be able to go outside and explore
- I love company and would like you to be around a good part of the day
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Rufus
Breed: Domestic Shorthair
Species: Cat
Size: Medium
Gender: Male
Color: Ginger
Age: 2 years 1 months
Date of Birth: November 19, 2023
Agency: RSPCA Sheffield
Email: RSPCA Sheffield
Phone: 01142 898050
Rufus is a stunning ginger boy with the most mesmerizing orange eyes you’ll ever see!
His beauty is undeniable, but what truly makes him special is his quiet courage. Life hasn’t given Rufus many chances to shine—he hasn’t met many people, and his world so far has been very small. Because of this, he’s incredibly nervous, and new experiences can feel overwhelming for him
But here’s the thing: behind that cautious exterior is a cat who wants to trust, who wants to feel safe, and who is bravely taking small steps every day toward that goal. Rufus is not aggressive or difficult... he’s simply shy and unsure, and he needs someone who understands that trust takes time.
What Rufus Needs: - A calm, patient home where he won’t be rushed or pressured - Someone who can offer him space to settle at his own pace- A family that celebrates small victories... because for Rufus, every tiny step forward is a triumph. He’s not the cat who will instantly curl up in your lap. But if you give him the gift of time and kindness, you’ll see him blossom. The first time he approaches you for a gentle head rub, the first time he plays with a toy, the first time he purrs... those moments will mean the world, because they’ll be hard-earned and full of trust. He’s brave in his own quiet way, and he deserves a home that sees that. With the right person, Rufus will learn that the world isn’t so scary after all.
If you have a peaceful home and a big heart, Rufus could be your perfect match. He’s waiting for someone who believes in second chances and understands that the most rewarding bonds are the ones built slowly, with love.
If you would like to apply for Rufus please send us over a completed application form to customerservices@rspcasheffield.org - we can't process your form without.
His beauty is undeniable, but what truly makes him special is his quiet courage. Life hasn’t given Rufus many chances to shine—he hasn’t met many people, and his world so far has been very small. Because of this, he’s incredibly nervous, and new experiences can feel overwhelming for him
But here’s the thing: behind that cautious exterior is a cat who wants to trust, who wants to feel safe, and who is bravely taking small steps every day toward that goal. Rufus is not aggressive or difficult... he’s simply shy and unsure, and he needs someone who understands that trust takes time.
What Rufus Needs: - A calm, patient home where he won’t be rushed or pressured - Someone who can offer him space to settle at his own pace- A family that celebrates small victories... because for Rufus, every tiny step forward is a triumph. He’s not the cat who will instantly curl up in your lap. But if you give him the gift of time and kindness, you’ll see him blossom. The first time he approaches you for a gentle head rub, the first time he plays with a toy, the first time he purrs... those moments will mean the world, because they’ll be hard-earned and full of trust. He’s brave in his own quiet way, and he deserves a home that sees that. With the right person, Rufus will learn that the world isn’t so scary after all.
If you have a peaceful home and a big heart, Rufus could be your perfect match. He’s waiting for someone who believes in second chances and understands that the most rewarding bonds are the ones built slowly, with love.
If you would like to apply for Rufus please send us over a completed application form to customerservices@rspcasheffield.org - we can't process your form without.
- I would prefer not to live with a dog
- I`d prefer an adult only household
- I may be able to live with a friendly cat
- I`m a shy guy, I`ll need time to settle
- I`ll probably spend more time inside
Rya
Breed: Domestic Short Hair
Species: Cat
Size: Small
Gender: Female
Color:
Age: 3 years 1 months
Date of Birth: November 19, 2022
Agency: RSPCA Sheffield
Email: RSPCA Sheffield
Phone: 01142 898050
Now this lovely girl is Rya! She came to us with Mira after a change in their owners circumstances meant they couldn't stay where they were. We have tried to nurture their relationship but sadly the girls feel more comfortable not in each others company and so are looking for new homes separate.
Upon arrival Rya was a little overwhelmed and unsure - moving into the cattery can be a big thing! Fast forward a few weeks and she has settled a little and started to show her personality.
During this time we have been supporting Rya with some toileting issues. She was urinating outside of her tray… after vet support we ruled out anything medical and popped it down to being a behavioural thing for her. It would seem when Rya gets stressed or feels she doesn’t have enough resources she does inappropriately toilet – managing this has been difficult as sadly a cattery is stressful to cats but we have her on some supportive supplements and have finally found a flow that works for her… just grit litter and 3 nice big trays make our Rya more settled and happy!
Rya enjoys coming to her carers for fusses and head bumps and wants to spend time with and around us - some days she is very enthusiastic about affection and fuss and others she isn’t. Rya can get overstimulated and become a little sharp and pointy. We do feel this will likely calm down out of this environment but a new home that has researched this and how to support her is essential. Ry also loves a good play session! Hunting and jumping for her fishing rod toy!
Due to Ryas stress responses we are looking for a home where she is the only pet and any children are late teens and over to take away any additional pressures and to ensure our worry bug and slightly over zealous girl can truly relax and prowl!
Rya is a lovely blend of independence, company and the signature cat crazies! We can't wait to see her on her forever sofa, finally completely stress and worry free, is that with you?
Upon arrival Rya was a little overwhelmed and unsure - moving into the cattery can be a big thing! Fast forward a few weeks and she has settled a little and started to show her personality.
During this time we have been supporting Rya with some toileting issues. She was urinating outside of her tray… after vet support we ruled out anything medical and popped it down to being a behavioural thing for her. It would seem when Rya gets stressed or feels she doesn’t have enough resources she does inappropriately toilet – managing this has been difficult as sadly a cattery is stressful to cats but we have her on some supportive supplements and have finally found a flow that works for her… just grit litter and 3 nice big trays make our Rya more settled and happy!
Rya enjoys coming to her carers for fusses and head bumps and wants to spend time with and around us - some days she is very enthusiastic about affection and fuss and others she isn’t. Rya can get overstimulated and become a little sharp and pointy. We do feel this will likely calm down out of this environment but a new home that has researched this and how to support her is essential. Ry also loves a good play session! Hunting and jumping for her fishing rod toy!
Due to Ryas stress responses we are looking for a home where she is the only pet and any children are late teens and over to take away any additional pressures and to ensure our worry bug and slightly over zealous girl can truly relax and prowl!
Rya is a lovely blend of independence, company and the signature cat crazies! We can't wait to see her on her forever sofa, finally completely stress and worry free, is that with you?
- I would prefer not to live with a dog
- I need to be able to go outside and explore
- I`d prefer an adult only household
- I`m full of energy and love to play
- I`d prefer not to live with a cat
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Mira
Breed: Domestic Short Hair
Species: Cat
Size: Small
Gender: Female
Color: Black and white
Age: 3 years 1 months
Date of Birth: November 19, 2022
Agency: RSPCA Sheffield
Email: RSPCA Sheffield
Phone: 01142 898050
Now this gorgeous girl is our Mira. She came into RSPCA care via the inspectors as sadly she couldn't stay where she was. She did come in with Rya but sadly we have discovered they aren't as close as it was first thought and so they are now looking for separate homes.
Mira on arrival was more cautious and a slow burner in terms of her interactions with her carers and her reaction to a new environment. We feel she is more sensitive than Rya and that really showed in those early days. She would always hang back and although curious, she would take a little more time to come round and relax.
Fast forward a few weeks and now she is settled Mira has shown us her true personality! We think she may always be a more cautious girl and will always prefer to observe and take things at her pace initially but once she is comfortable and happy with you we can confirm she is a very sweet little lady! She will now come and chat at the door to the visitors we get on the cattery and with the carers that she has seen the most and is used to she will have a play and cuddle! She really is a gentle soul and will make someone a fantastic companion!
Due to her being happy with a slower pace of life we feel she would be better suited to a home with secondary school age children and over and a home without other pets so she can fully relax and enjoy life again!
Are you looking for a new friend? Could Mira be the one for you?
*To apply please send us over a completed application form to customerservices@rspcasheffield.org we can't process your interest without!*
Mira on arrival was more cautious and a slow burner in terms of her interactions with her carers and her reaction to a new environment. We feel she is more sensitive than Rya and that really showed in those early days. She would always hang back and although curious, she would take a little more time to come round and relax.
Fast forward a few weeks and now she is settled Mira has shown us her true personality! We think she may always be a more cautious girl and will always prefer to observe and take things at her pace initially but once she is comfortable and happy with you we can confirm she is a very sweet little lady! She will now come and chat at the door to the visitors we get on the cattery and with the carers that she has seen the most and is used to she will have a play and cuddle! She really is a gentle soul and will make someone a fantastic companion!
Due to her being happy with a slower pace of life we feel she would be better suited to a home with secondary school age children and over and a home without other pets so she can fully relax and enjoy life again!
Are you looking for a new friend? Could Mira be the one for you?
*To apply please send us over a completed application form to customerservices@rspcasheffield.org we can't process your interest without!*
- I would prefer not to live with a dog
- I could live with children of secondary school age
- I need to be able to go outside and explore
- I`m independent, i like to do my own thing
- I`d prefer not to live with a cat
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Lady
Breed: Irish Setter Cross
Species: Dog
Size:
Gender: Female
Color:
Age: 4 years 0 months
Date of Birth: December 22, 2021
Agency: RSPCA Sheffield
Email: RSPCA Sheffield
Phone: 01142 898050
Introducing Lady and Tessa our adorable Irish Setter x Poodle sisters, looking for their forever home, where they can stay together, and adopters who have had experience with doodle types is a MUST!
Since arriving both have been nothing but friendly to everyone they meet, including the canine variety and even the vets! They just take a few minutes to warm up and can be a little nervous to begin but this really doesn’t take long. Tessa is the most confident of the two but both are growing in confidence everyday - it is so lovely to see.
Both girls adore to be with you and love going on adventures. They will climb up onto your knee for fusses, cuddles and kisses! They just don't know what personal space is when they are comfy with you!! Any new family will also need to keep up with regular grooming for both girls to keep their coat mat free and healthy. We would also advise research on both breeds, so you know what to expect from them moving forward, especially the poodle side - these girls have a lot of the poodle personality - like to talk a lot!
With their friendly nature we think they will be ok to live with dog savvy secondary age children, and a family who are happy to take their time getting these girls confidence up. They aren’t used to being left so their new family must be able to go at the girl’s pace and build up time left slowly once they have settled into their new home and have built a solid bond with the family. So, in the initial settling period we would be looking for a home where someone is in most of the time, and there aren’t too many visitors initially.
While here the girls have made several dog friends and are very happy to go on potters with them. However, we are looking for a home where they can stay together so think for the settling period they would be better suited in a home as the only pet but could have a fantastic social life!!
These girls are a fantastic pair who will make great additions to any family!
Since arriving both have been nothing but friendly to everyone they meet, including the canine variety and even the vets! They just take a few minutes to warm up and can be a little nervous to begin but this really doesn’t take long. Tessa is the most confident of the two but both are growing in confidence everyday - it is so lovely to see.
Both girls adore to be with you and love going on adventures. They will climb up onto your knee for fusses, cuddles and kisses! They just don't know what personal space is when they are comfy with you!! Any new family will also need to keep up with regular grooming for both girls to keep their coat mat free and healthy. We would also advise research on both breeds, so you know what to expect from them moving forward, especially the poodle side - these girls have a lot of the poodle personality - like to talk a lot!
With their friendly nature we think they will be ok to live with dog savvy secondary age children, and a family who are happy to take their time getting these girls confidence up. They aren’t used to being left so their new family must be able to go at the girl’s pace and build up time left slowly once they have settled into their new home and have built a solid bond with the family. So, in the initial settling period we would be looking for a home where someone is in most of the time, and there aren’t too many visitors initially.
While here the girls have made several dog friends and are very happy to go on potters with them. However, we are looking for a home where they can stay together so think for the settling period they would be better suited in a home as the only pet but could have a fantastic social life!!
These girls are a fantastic pair who will make great additions to any family!
- I walk nicely on a lead
- I need teaching that its ok to be left alone
- I could live with children of secondary school age
- I`m small but full of fun
- Please adopt me with my friend
- I`d prefer not to live with a cat
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Tessa
Breed: Irish Red Setter Cross
Species: Dog
Size:
Gender: Female
Color:
Age: 4 years 0 months
Date of Birth: December 22, 2021
Agency: RSPCA Sheffield
Email: RSPCA Sheffield
Phone: 01142 898050
Introducing Lady and Tessa our adorable Irish Setter x Poodle sisters, looking for their forever home, where they can stay together, and adopters who have had experience with doodle types is a MUST!
Since arriving both have been nothing but friendly to everyone they meet, including the canine variety and even the vets! They just take a few minutes to warm up and can be a little nervous to begin but this really doesn’t take long. Tessa is the most confident of the two but both are growing in confidence everyday - it is so lovely to see.
Both girls adore to be with you and love going on adventures. They will climb up onto your knee for fusses, cuddles and kisses! They just don't know what personal space is when they are comfy with you!! Any new family will also need to keep up with regular grooming for both girls to keep their coat mat free and healthy. We would also advise research on both breeds, so you know what to expect from them moving forward, especially the poodle side - these girls have a lot of the poodle personality - like to talk a lot!
With their friendly nature we think they will be ok to live with dog savvy secondary age children, and a family who are happy to take their time getting these girls confidence up. They aren’t used to being left so their new family must be able to go at the girl’s pace and build up time left slowly once they have settled into their new home and have built a solid bond with the family. So, in the initial settling period we would be looking for a home where someone is in most of the time, and there aren’t too many visitors initially.
While here the girls have made several dog friends and are very happy to go on potters with them. However, we are looking for a home where they can stay together so think for the settling period they would be better suited in a home as the only pet but could have a fantastic social life!!
These girls are a fantastic pair who will make great additions to any family!
Since arriving both have been nothing but friendly to everyone they meet, including the canine variety and even the vets! They just take a few minutes to warm up and can be a little nervous to begin but this really doesn’t take long. Tessa is the most confident of the two but both are growing in confidence everyday - it is so lovely to see.
Both girls adore to be with you and love going on adventures. They will climb up onto your knee for fusses, cuddles and kisses! They just don't know what personal space is when they are comfy with you!! Any new family will also need to keep up with regular grooming for both girls to keep their coat mat free and healthy. We would also advise research on both breeds, so you know what to expect from them moving forward, especially the poodle side - these girls have a lot of the poodle personality - like to talk a lot!
With their friendly nature we think they will be ok to live with dog savvy secondary age children, and a family who are happy to take their time getting these girls confidence up. They aren’t used to being left so their new family must be able to go at the girl’s pace and build up time left slowly once they have settled into their new home and have built a solid bond with the family. So, in the initial settling period we would be looking for a home where someone is in most of the time, and there aren’t too many visitors initially.
While here the girls have made several dog friends and are very happy to go on potters with them. However, we are looking for a home where they can stay together so think for the settling period they would be better suited in a home as the only pet but could have a fantastic social life!!
These girls are a fantastic pair who will make great additions to any family!
- I walk nicely on a lead
- I need teaching that its ok to be left alone
- I could live with children of secondary school age
- I`m small but full of fun
- Please adopt me with my friend
- I`d prefer not to live with a cat
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Lucky
Breed: Pointer Cross
Species: Dog
Size: Large
Gender: Male
Color: White and Brown
Age: 1 years 2 months
Date of Birth: October 22, 2024
Agency: RSPCA Sheffield
Email: RSPCA Sheffield
Phone: 01142 898050
Now this handsome hunk is our Lucky! Lucky by name Lucky by nature! He was rescued from the banking of a fast flowing river! poor laddo! It is unknown how he got into that trouble but thankfully it's all in his past!
Lucky is a mix breed pooch but we do know that his most dominant breed is pointer. We believe him to be a pointer lab mix - so a very goofy and extremely clever boy! Lucky is larger than life in size and personality! He is a very lanky boy who potentially still has some growing to do - with love, we compared him to a small donkey! And he also has the personality to match! He is very out there, very bouncy and very silly! He has the pointer stare down to a T! And is quite intense with his carers so experience of pointers really would be beneficial to better read and understand our Lucky boy!
He enjoys training and learning and is very food driven which will help his new family a lot with supporting him. While here he has made it clear he doesn't like being left by vocalising and at times spinning so his new family must be clued up on separation anxiety and willing to help and support Lucky with this. While here he has met other dogs and also uses his voice in these situations too! He can eventually walk calmly at a distance with dogs but this will also be a working progress for Lucky - from the way he is, it seems to us he may have missed out on vital socialising as a baby so his new family will have a big adult dog with a puppys outlook on how to interact and be around dogs.
Lucky will be a little work when he moves in, we know this. But with what he has been through and the resilience he has shown we know he will be such an amazing addition to the right family who will support, forgive and allow him to be his true self! Through things like breed specific enrichment and fun activities that don't just include walks.
If you would like to offer Lucky a home, please send us over a completed application form we can't process your interest without.
Lucky is a mix breed pooch but we do know that his most dominant breed is pointer. We believe him to be a pointer lab mix - so a very goofy and extremely clever boy! Lucky is larger than life in size and personality! He is a very lanky boy who potentially still has some growing to do - with love, we compared him to a small donkey! And he also has the personality to match! He is very out there, very bouncy and very silly! He has the pointer stare down to a T! And is quite intense with his carers so experience of pointers really would be beneficial to better read and understand our Lucky boy!
He enjoys training and learning and is very food driven which will help his new family a lot with supporting him. While here he has made it clear he doesn't like being left by vocalising and at times spinning so his new family must be clued up on separation anxiety and willing to help and support Lucky with this. While here he has met other dogs and also uses his voice in these situations too! He can eventually walk calmly at a distance with dogs but this will also be a working progress for Lucky - from the way he is, it seems to us he may have missed out on vital socialising as a baby so his new family will have a big adult dog with a puppys outlook on how to interact and be around dogs.
Lucky will be a little work when he moves in, we know this. But with what he has been through and the resilience he has shown we know he will be such an amazing addition to the right family who will support, forgive and allow him to be his true self! Through things like breed specific enrichment and fun activities that don't just include walks.
If you would like to offer Lucky a home, please send us over a completed application form we can't process your interest without.
Duchess
Breed: Domestic Shorthair
Species: Cat
Size:
Gender: Female
Color: Black/White
Age: 5 years 10 months
Date of Birth: March 11, 2020
Agency: RSPCA Sheffield
Email: RSPCA Sheffield
Phone: 01142 898050
Now this larger than life lady is our Dutchess. Dutchess was adopted from us as a kitten but sadly some recent changes in the home meant she was no longer a happy lady. Dutchess has been very loved and we are now looking for a home that can continue to do this.
When she first arrived she was understandably confused and unsure. She chose to hide away and pretend we weren't there bless her! But a few days later her worries melted away! It started with little chats and her peeking out of her den that soon developed into full fuss and demanding attention!
Dutchess by name and Dutchess by nature. This girlie is the sweetest and very affectionate when she feels she has a relationship and built trust with you. She is opinionated when she doesn't like something and will make it clear if you have crossed a boundary with a little grumble. We know in the home she had some outbursts of swiping but we haven't seen this here, but for this reason we are looking for a quiet and relaxed home with no additional pressures to ensure Dutchess doesn't feel she needs to communicate in that way. However, she may always have her more sassy side!
Dutchess is on a weight loss programme and since coming into care has been losing the weight needed but she is quite far off of her goal. Her new family must be able to carry on with her weight management diet and have a way of recording her weight loss. Her ideal weight is 4.7kg and she is currently at 5.15kg - so almost there but it is generally a little harder to get cats to lose weight so we need someone committed to this to better Dutchess's health and welfare.
Our girl will make a lovely companion to someone who is patient and kind. We know she will blossom in a low stress environment. Could that be with you?
*please send over a completed application form to customerservices@rspcasheffield.org*
When she first arrived she was understandably confused and unsure. She chose to hide away and pretend we weren't there bless her! But a few days later her worries melted away! It started with little chats and her peeking out of her den that soon developed into full fuss and demanding attention!
Dutchess by name and Dutchess by nature. This girlie is the sweetest and very affectionate when she feels she has a relationship and built trust with you. She is opinionated when she doesn't like something and will make it clear if you have crossed a boundary with a little grumble. We know in the home she had some outbursts of swiping but we haven't seen this here, but for this reason we are looking for a quiet and relaxed home with no additional pressures to ensure Dutchess doesn't feel she needs to communicate in that way. However, she may always have her more sassy side!
Dutchess is on a weight loss programme and since coming into care has been losing the weight needed but she is quite far off of her goal. Her new family must be able to carry on with her weight management diet and have a way of recording her weight loss. Her ideal weight is 4.7kg and she is currently at 5.15kg - so almost there but it is generally a little harder to get cats to lose weight so we need someone committed to this to better Dutchess's health and welfare.
Our girl will make a lovely companion to someone who is patient and kind. We know she will blossom in a low stress environment. Could that be with you?
*please send over a completed application form to customerservices@rspcasheffield.org*
- I would prefer not to live with a dog
- I could live with children of secondary school age
- I`d prefer not to live with a cat
- I need to be able to go outside and explore
- I`m independent, i like to do my own thing
