Rochdale RSPCA appeal: could you offer a home to any of these pets?

Date published: 21 November 2023

The Rochdale and District RSPCA at the Hollingworth Animal Centre is looking for a special home for these pets: could you offer them a forever home?

Cola is an eight-year-old cat who came to the Rochdale RSPCA after her previous owner died.

She will need someone with previous experience with cats who knows how to read her behaviour, and no other pets

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Heather Robinson, of the Rochdale and District RSPCA, said: “Cola is an absolute diva and so whilst she loves attention, she isn't afraid to let you know when she has had enough. Attention is better given to her on her own terms.

“She is incredibly cheeky and entertaining, and just needs that right person for her to come along and take her home.”

Mary Hoppins is an all-black female rabbit who is looking for a home as a solo bunny [the usual advice is for rabbits to be adopted in pairs, or live with another rabbit].

Mary would be perfect for someone looking to venture into rabbit ownership for the first time, who doesn't have other rabbits already.

Heather explained: “The only reason she is looking to be rehomed on her own is that she has struggled to settle with another bunny and prefers all of the human attention for herself. 

“She is very placid and sweet-natured with people and just needs someone to love.”

Robin is a two-year-old white and tortie female who came to the Rochdale RSPCA after her previous owner could no longer keep her anymore. 

Heather said: “She is the purr-fect companion and we struggle to see why she has not found a new home as of yet! 

“She is affectionate, sweet and placid, once she knows you mean no harm. She is looking for someone to cuddle up to through the winter period and beyond.”

If you’re interested in giving any of these pets a home, please call the Hollingworth Lake Animal Centre for more information (01706 861897) or get in touch via email (rec.rspcarochdale@btconnect.com)