This week, RSPCA South Australia shines a spotlight on two wonderful animals looking for their forever homes at the O’Halloran Hill animal care campus.

Teeka: The Sweet and Snuggly Girl

Teeka, with animal ID 189719, is a beautiful two-year-old dog who has been at the RSPCA South Australia’s animal care campus for over a month. Known for her sweet nature, Teeka is eager to find a loving home where she can build her confidence and enjoy cuddles with her new family.

Teeka is open to living with another dog, but it’s important to bring your current pet to meet her first to ensure compatibility. The dedicated dog-care team at RSPCA will support every step of Teeka’s transition to help her settle smoothly into her new home. To learn more about Teeka or to meet her, visit her profile here.

Lily: The Shy Bundle of Joy

Lovely Lily, with animal ID 189467, is one of the many cats currently residing at the O’Halloran Hill animal care campus. This three-year-old feline dreams of finding a loving home where she can feel safe and cherished.

Lily has a shy side and enjoys hiding in dark places and wrapping herself up in blankets. Despite her reserved nature, she is a bundle of joy and would make a loyal and loving companion. Lily would be happy to share her home with another cat, but a slow introduction is crucial to ensure a smooth transition. To learn more about Lily or to meet her, visit her profile here.

Both Teeka and Lily are eagerly waiting for families who will appreciate their unique personalities and offer them the love and care they deserve. If you’re interested in adopting, please visit the RSPCA South Australia’s animal care campus at O’Halloran Hill.

Visit the RSPCA South Australia’s animal care campus at O’Halloran Hill and add a new companion to your life – it's a decision you won’t regret.

The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity, dedicated to giving animals a second chance at a happy life.