Mcdonald’s in Prudhoe arranged a collection of food treats and toys for the animals in the care of the Northumberland West branch of the RSPCA.
A representative for the charity thanked all the clients and staff for their contributions to the animals.
“We were actually grateful and our animals actually enjoyed their treats and brand-new toys,” they said.
The representative shared some info on the animals available for adoption at the RSPCA’s Northumberland West branch.
Border Collie Dora (Image: RSPCA)
A cat called Skye entered into the charity’s care with her 4 young kittens who had all been abandoned.
New arrival Sadie (Image: RSPCA)
Moonlight and her 3 young kittens, who had actually likewise been abandoned, entered into the charity’s care with Skye.
Moonlight with her 3 kittens (Image: RSPCA)
Sadie, a four-year-old German Shepherd, is a brand-new arrival and is settling in well.
Border Collie Dora at seven-months-old is really analytical and complete of life.
Trixie with rehoming officer John Billany (Image: RSPCA)
Benson is a golden nine-year-old Staffordshire cross and likes his food.
Trixie, a lurcher, is one-year-old and is said to be an enjoyable dynamic dog.
Benson, a Staffordshire cross (Image: RSPCA)
Benji is an eight-year-old Bichon Frise. He shown up in the RSPCA’s care in a horrible state and has actually still not grown his coat back, so he was specifically pleased with his brand-new fleece blanket.
Benji with his brand-new toy (Image: RSPCA)
There are much more animals available for adoption, consisting of numerous bunnies and guinea pigs.
The rehoming officer, John Billany, is available on 07519876789 or by email at adoptions@rspcanorthumberlandwest.
John’s working days are Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
More info on animals available for adoption is on the RSPCA Northumberland West website and the charity’s Facebook page.
