Selena was living on the streets, fending for herself and her litter of puppies too. Thankfully the SPCA found the family, filled their tummies with food and gave them a safe place to sleep. Soon after, Selena’s puppies were big enough to find new homes, but it wasn’t until six months later that she got her second chance. During her stay at the SPCA she impressed everyone with her agility skills and zest for life, described by the canine team as the sweetest girl who gave the best cuddles. Selena is now called Sal, and her family explains that she has settled in like a duck to water. They have made Sal’s dreams come true, giving her a cosy bed to sleep in, lots of cuddles, and unconditional love for the rest of her happy and healthy life.

Boston was just five weeks old when he was found infested with fleas outside a day-care centre. Boston spent a month at the SPCA, bunking with a friend who would watch over him while he napped. His new family describes him as the best little kitten who loves to play and cuddle, and say they would be lost without him now.

Four-year-old Lucy was a much loved cat, but had to come to the SPCA when her devastated owner could no longer afford to care for her. Lucy was at the SPCA for a little while, waiting patiently for a new forever home. When her new family visited they took one look at her and knew she was the one for them! They say she is the joy of their lives, and that they couldn’t be happier! Lucy is a very happy cat in her new home. She is thrilled to stretch out on her new couch, climb under the duvet, and play with all of her toys!

After being rescued by an SPCA Inspector, it was 3 long months before Reynold found his forever home. Reynold is now called Reni, and despite not having the best start to life, he loves people, cuddles and has bucket-loads of love to give. His new family has said that he has made a new doggie friend next door, and they have daily playdates. He also hates sleeping anywhere else but the bed! Reni is still building confidence every day but thankfully has a loving home to support him.

Stevie and Louis were just six weeks old when their owners taped them into a cardboard box and left them for dead. Thankfully, a little girl and her dad stumbled upon them just in time and brought them to safety at the SPCA. The SPCA Vet who treated them was shocked when he first saw them. Stevie and Louie were very underweight and dehydrated and had painful infections in their eyes. The infection in Louie’s eyes responded to antibiotics and cleared up in a couple of days, but sadly Stevie’s didn’t, and she needed surgery to remove one of her eyes. When Stevie recovered, she and Louie went to stay with an SPCA foster family, who fell in love with the pair right away and knew they wanted to adopt them. This sweet pair now get to cosy up by the fire, hang out with their dog brother Sam, and play with endless amounts of ribbon and string!