RSPCA Cheltenham & East Gloucestershire Branch
Rescue Dogs and Cats for Adoption
On this page you will find details of the rescue dogs and cats available for adoption. We can rehome our dogs and cats to any area of the UK and will require a non-refundable donation. We sometimes list small pets for adoption on this page including rabbits.
Our rehoming centre can be found on the outskirts of Cheltenham in Gloucestershire. Viewing is by appointment only so please all us on 01242 521958 if you would like to arrange a visit.
All of our dogs and cats are neutered, microchipped and vaccinated and a homecheck is required. Should you need general advice on caring for your pet, please visit http://www.rspca.org.uk/petcare.
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Milo
Milo has been through rather a rough time and is now looking for a loving forever home. Despite his years Milo has the energy of a young dog. He is lively, inquisitive, full of fun and a bundle of energy. Milo is definitely not a lap dog and will need someone who is able to give him lots of time and energy. He will need plenty of walks and space to run around in. In return he will be that someone’s loyal companion! Milo is OK with other dogs and can be rehomed with older children. |
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Sam
Sam is a real character. He came to us as a stray and had probably been living ‘rough’ for a while. We think that he is about 5 years old. He can be a little unpredictable - one moment loving and the next rather feisty. Sam definitely requires a home where there are no children and with someone who understands cats. A rural setting would be ideal, where he can roam to his hearts content but then come inside to a nice cosy bed!
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Humbug & Stormcloud
Humbug and Stormcloud came to us together. They are friendly, inquisitive and are outside rabbits who will like nothing better than a nice warm hutch and a roomy run to run about in. It would be nice if they could be rehomed together for companionship.
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Batman
Batman is a really sweet natured boy. He is looking for a loving home where he can spend his twilight years with a special someone! Poor Batman does have a ‘wonky’ right hind leg but he is quite an active boy and will make an excellent companion. He would be suitable in a home with older teenage children.
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