Meet the lovable Pets of the Week, looking for forever homes at the RSPCA South Australia’s animal care campus at O’Halloran Hill.Jasmine and Chai are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – JasmineMeet Jasmine (AID 187847)! Just as beautiful as the Disney princess on the inside and out, Jasmine is perfectly adoptable. This gorgeous girl is currently living at RSPCA South Australia’s animal care campus at O’Halloran Hill while she waits to find her special someone. Eight-month-old Jasmine is a fun, bubbly and inquisitive young lady, and she would love to find a home that she can call the happiest place on Earth. Being a smart and sociable girl, Jasmine would love the opportunity to attend force-free training classes where she can meet new friends and strengthen her established skills in being the best girl ever. Jasmine would be open to sharing her forever home with another dog friend, but please bring your dog in to meet her first. Not yet ready to adopt? That’s okay! Jasmine is also available for foster care. Read more about Jasmine and learn how to adopt her.Disney princess, Jasmine. Photo: RSPCA.Cat of the Week – ChaiThis beautiful boy is Chai (AID 185823), and he came into RSPCA South Australia’s care as a stray last October. From a scared and shy little boy, Chai has grown into a perfectly adoptable pet. He’s confident, trusting, playful and just the sweetest boy ever. Chai would love to be welcomed into a caring family who understand his quirky nature and are willing to continue his rehabilitation journey. His ideal household would be free from small children or small animals, but Chai is comfortable living with a feline friend. Once you’ve developed a bond with Chai, he’ll always be by your side as your BFF and loyal companion for life. You can meet Chai at RSPCA South Australia’ animal care campus at O’Halloran Hill. Find out more about Chai and how to adopt him.Sweet Chai. Photo: RSPCA.Visit the RSPCA RSPCA South Australia’s animal care campus at O’Halloran Hill and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

Meet the lovable Pets of the Week, looking for forever homes at the RSPCA South Australia’s animal care campus at O’Halloran Hill.Zeus and Eddie are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – ZeusThis beautiful boy is Zeus (AID 188842) and he’s currently living at RSPCA South Australia’ animal care campus at O’Halloran Hill while he waits to find his forever home.Just like the Greek God, Zeus is a handsome boy! Goofy, with a sweet and smoochy side. He was left behind by his previous owner and would love to find a caring family who can give him all the attention he deserves. You can't change his past, but you can rewrite his future.Zeus enjoys adventure, treats, playing with toys, and cuddling on the couch. A smart boy, he’d also love to take part in some force-free training classes.Although Zeus is not interested in sharing his home with a cat or small pet, he’d be open to living with another dog resident, but please bring your dog in to meet him first.  Read more about Zeus and learn how to adopt him.Handsome Zeus. Photo: RSPCA.Cat of the Week – EddieMeet Eddie (AID 187410) – this gorgeous boy has been in RSPCA South Australia’s care since he arrived in January as a stray. Beautiful on both the outside and in, Eddie dreams of finding a happy home to call his own. He’s a curious, kind and gentle soul. Eddie can be a little reserved around new people, but with some tasty treats he can easily be won over. He requires a loving and patient parent who understands that it can take time for animals to settle into a new environment. Once he comes out of his shell and builds a bond with you, he’ll be your best friend and loyal companion for life. Eddie would like to live in a quiet home without young children. He is open to living with another fur-resident, but as always, a slow introduction is important. You can visit Eddie at RSPCA’s Animal Care Campus at O’Halloran Hill. Find out more about Eddie and how to adopt him.Gorgeous Eddie. Photo: RSPCA.Visit the RSPCA RSPCA South Australia’s animal care campus at O’Halloran Hill and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

Meet our lovable Pets of the Week. They are looking for their forever homes thanks to the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter.Puppy Spock and Magnificent Marley are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – SpockMeet Spock (AID 187286) – this delightful boy has been in RSPCA South Australia’s care for the past two months.At only eight months old, Spock is just a baby and is on a mission to find his furever family. He is just as beautiful on the inside as he is on the outside;extremely loveable, affectionate, eager to learn and LOVES food.Spock is looking for a caring family who can support his development with force-free training and help him to reach his full potential. He is open to living with other dog residents, but please take your dog in to meet him first. Read more about Spock and learn how to adopt him.Delightful puppy Spock. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Cat of the Week – MarleyThis gorgeous girl is Marley (AID 185578) and she’s currently living at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter while she waits to find her special someone.Magnificent Marley has the most beautiful paw-sonality and so much love to give. She can be a little shy at first, but with a little patience and lots of love, she’ll be her sociable self in no time.Marley LOVES toys and needs a home with lots of enrichment to keep her happy and entertained. She was born in a foster home, so she’s comfortable living with other animals, but please take your pet in to meet her first. Find out more about Marley and how to adopt her.Magnificent Marley. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Visit the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

Meet our lovable Pets of the Week. They are looking for their forever homes thanks to the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter.King and Pluto are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – KingThis beautiful boy is King (AID 186539) and he’s been in RSPCA South Australia’s care for over 100 days. King is the sweetest older gentleman and hopes to find a happy home with a loving family who can give him the royal treatment he deserves. King loves treats and affection, and he dreams of snuggling up to his furever family and watching movies on the couch. In return, he’ll be your BFF and loyal life companion. There’s only room for one King of the house, so this precious pooch does not wish to share his home with other fur-residents.  Read more about King and learn how to adopt him.Beautiful King. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Cat of the Week – PlutoThis handsome cat with captivating eyes is Pluto (AID 187948) and he’s been living at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter for the last month after he was surrendered by his owner. Pluto is a unique cat with two different coloured eyes and his purr-sonality is out of this world. He’s a charming and beautiful boy with so much love to give. At one year’s young, Pluto has so much life to live and would love to spend it with someone special. Pluto does have a sensitive side and can be a little shy around new faces, so he requires a patient and understanding pawrent (treats are a great way to speed up the getting to know you process). Pluto dreams of living in a quiet home where he can spend his days indoors relaxing and living his best life. Find out more about Pluto and how to adopt him.Handsome Pluto. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Visit the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

Meet our lovable Pets of the Week. They are looking for their forever homes thanks to the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter.Arrrlene and Kara are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – ArrrleneThis lovely lady is Arrrlene (AID 182290), the pirate pooch at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter. Arrrlene has earned her pirate nickname due to her one eye and her ability to steal the hearts of everyone she meets. At six years young, Arrrlene is ready to trade in a life on the seas with a life of luxury in a loving family of her very own. She has so much love to give and deserves to find her happily ever after. This gorgeous girl is open to living with another dog resident, but please bring your dog in to meet her first.  Read more about Arrrlene and learn how to adopt her.Pirate pooch, Arrrlene Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Cat of the Week – KaraThis cool cat is Kara (AID 187464) and she has been living at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter since she was rescued from life on the streets. Kara is a sweet and affectionate girl but also enjoys her independence. She would thrive in a quiet home with patient pawrents who can give her the time and space she needs to comfortably come out of her shell (it’ll be worth the wait!). Kara is a foodie, so if you are wanting to speed up the getting to know you process, food is the key! Kara is open to living with other four-legged friends, but please bring your pet in to meet her first.  Find out more about Kara and how to adopt her.Cool cat Kara. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Visit the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

Meet our lovable Pets of the Week. They are looking for their forever homes thanks to the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter.Mia and Sookie are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – MiaAfter nearly 600 days in RSPCA South Australia’s care, Mia is desperate to find her forever home. Three-year-old Mia (AID 175418) is the sweetest and most lovable lady you’ll ever met. When Mia first came into RSPCA’s care, she was very fearful and timid, but thanks to the love, care and training provided by her amazing foster carer and RSPCA SA’s dog-care team, Mia has regained her confidence and is now thriving. This delightful dog does have some ongoing medical needs and requires a committed pawrent. Thankfully, Mia’s medication costs will be fully covered for the first year, thanks to some generous donors who have joined Team Mia. This gorgeous girl is a 'people dog' and requires a caring mama or papa who is home more often than not. Could you open your heart and home to Mia? Read more about Mia and learn how to adopt her.Could you open your heart and home to Mia? Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Cat of the Week – SookieThis beautiful girl is Sookie (AID 187828) and she’s currently living at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter while she waits to find her special someone. One-year-old Sookie is a sweet angel and deserves a happy home to call her own. She can be a little shy around new faces and may hide at first, but she’ll come around very quickly. Sookie is a foodie, so if you want to speed up the getting to know you process, food is the key to her heart. Sookie would make the most delightful cat companion to a kind and caring pawrent. She’s open to sharing her home with other fur-residents but would like a slow introduction to ensure a smooth transition. As always, RSPCA’s cat-care team will be there every step of the way to help Sookie settle into her new home. Find out more about Sookie and how to adopt her.Beautiful Sookie. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Visit the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

Meet our lovable Pets of the Week. They are looking for their forever homes thanks to the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter.Duke and Pringle are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – DukeAre you looking for the pawfect Netflix companion? Look no further than RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter.This handsome gentle giant is Duke (AID 185290). He a big, goofy boy with a heart of gold who loves to snuggle up with his favourite humans and be showered with affection. Duke will soon undergo surgery on his legs and urgently requires a loving and quiet home on a permanent or long-term foster basis, where he can receive all the attention he deserves as he focusses on his recovery.He would be well suited to a caring family and is open to living with another dog, but please bring your dog in to meet him first. This delightful cuddle bug would prefer not to share his home with cats or small pets.As always, RSPCA SA’s dog-care team will be there every step of the way to support Duke’s recovery.  Read more about Duke and learn how to adopt him.Duke, handsome gentle giant. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Cat of the Week – PringleThis sight for sore eyes (seriously look at those eyes!) is Pringle (AID 187747) and he’s currently living at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter.Unlike the chip, Pringle is the sweetest cat you’ll ever meet.One-year-old Pringle can be a little shy around unfamiliar faces, but it doesn’t take him long to warm up to new people. Once he does, he’ll be the best cat companion you could ever ask for.Pringle would love to live in a quiet home where he can relax and enjoy the company of his loved ones.Other pets at home? No worries! Pringle is open to sharing his furever home with other fur-friends, but please provide a slow introduction to ensure a smooth transition. Find out more about Pringle and how to adopt him.Sweet pringle. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Visit the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

Meet our lovable Pets of the Week. They are looking for their forever homes thanks to the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter.Scarlett and Kola are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – KolaKola (AID 185409) is one of many dogs currently living at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter. The one-year-old Kola is a beautiful dog and has come such a long way since she arrived in September last year.Once a timid girl, with the right training and lots of TLC, Kola has bloomed. This smart and goofy girl has so much love to give and is ready to open her heart to a kind and caring person. Could it be you?Read more about Kola and learn how to adopt her.Smart and goofy Kola. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Cat of the Week – ScarlettThis lovely lady is Scarlett (AID 185432) and she’s been living at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter since she arrived as a stray in September last year.The two-year-old Scarlett is a kind and playful kitty who absolutely loves toys. She also enjoys a good pat but prefers to initiate these on her own terms.This gorgeous girl can be a little shy around new faces and requires a patient pawrent who can give her the time she needs to come out of her shell.Once Scarlett builds a bond with you, she'll be your best friend furever. Find out more about Scarlett and how to adopt her.Gorgeous Scarlett. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Visit the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

Meet our lovable Pets of the Week. They are looking for their forever homes thanks to the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter.Viper and Sylvie are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – ViperHow can anyone resist a beautiful face like this?Two-year-old Viper (AID 186801) is one of many dogs currently living at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter.This gorgeous girl with a sleek black coat is looking for a home to call her own. She’s a big, strong dog with an even bigger heart and is often referred to as a ‘gentle giant’ – and rightly so! Viper is an affectionate lady who loves to go on adventures with her favourite people. She can be a little shy around new faces but warms up very quickly. A little quirk about Viper – she loves to sit on people’s feet.She would be well suited to family and though she gets along with some dogs, she would prefer to not share her forever home with one.Read more about Viper and learn how to adopt her.Gentle Giant, Viper. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Cat of the Week – SylvieThis gorgeous girl is Sylvie (AID 187257) – she arrived at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter one month ago.Sylvie is a sweet older gal with so much love to give. She’s extremely affectionate and will purr contentedly when you give her pats.She also enjoys headbutting people’s hands, rolling around and kneading.Though she’s seven years old, she’s still very much young at heart. Sylvie deserves to find a loving home where she can relax and soak up her golden years.She is open to living with other fur-residents, but a slow introduction is important to ensure a smooth transition.  Find out more about Sylvie and how to adopt her.Sweet Sylvie. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Visit the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

Meet our lovable Pets of the Week. They are looking for their forever homes thanks to the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter.Elsa and Marlee are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – ElsaThis gorgeous dog is Elsa (AID 185417), and she is currently living at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter.Unlike the Disney princess, Elsa is not ice cold at all. She is an affectionate, sweet and goofy girl who is ready to find her happily ever after.Elsa is an intelligent girl and absolutely loves treats, so training her will be a piece of cake. She can be a little shy around new people, so she will need some TLC to help her feel comfortable and confident.With the love and suppawt of a loving family, Elsa will be ready to take on the world in no time. She dreams of being the star fur-resident in her furever home and would prefer not to share her happy place with other dog residents.Read more about Elsa and learn how to adopt her.Affectionate, sweet and goofy, Elsa. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Cat of the Week – Marlee (AID 186599)!This cool cat has been living at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter since she arrived as a stray in November.Gorgeous on the inside and out, Marlee has a magnificent pawsonality and deserves to find a happy furever home.Being a young cat, Marlee is an active girl and loves to play with balls, string and feathers. She does have a sensitive side and would love to live in a quiet home with a patient pawrent who will allow her the time to settle in and thrive at her own pace (this kitty is worth it!).Food is the key to Marlee’s heart and is sure to speed up the ‘getting to know you’ process. She is open to having a furry playmate to share her home and adventures with, but a slow introduction is important to ensure a smooth transition. Find out more about Marlee and how to adopt her. Gorgeous Marlee. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Visit the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

Meet our lovable Pets of the Week. They are looking for their forever homes thanks to the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter.Minnow and Sally are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – MinnowMinnow (AID 128068) has charmed everyone she’s met during her 200+ day stay at RSPCA South Australia’ Lonsdale shelter, never once giving up hope of finding her furever home. An affectionate sweetie with a goofy personality and the biggest heart, Minnow would make the most incredible fur-companion. Anyone would be extremely lucky to have her. Minnow is best suited to a happy home without young children or other fur-friends - after far too long in care, she deserves all the spotlight.  Read more about Minnow and learn how to adopt her.Charming Minnow. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Cat of the Week – SallyMeet Sally (AID 186191)! Gorgeous on the inside and out, Sally is a Smart, Affectionate, Loving and Loyal little lady. Sally has been living at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter since she was surrendered by her owner back in October 2023. She’s ready to start a new beginning in a happy home where she can thrive and her endearing purr-sonality can shine. Sally is an active kitty and loves to run around outside and play with enrichment toys. She’s best suited to a home with older children and is open to living with gentle dog residents (no cats please), but a slow introduction is necessary to help Sally build her confidence. Find out more about Sally and how to adopt her. Gorgeous Sally. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Visit the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

Meet our lovable Pets of the Week. They are looking for their forever homes thanks to the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter.Scarlet and Cee Cee are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – ScarletIntroducing sweet girl Scarlet (AID 185774). Scarlet loves people and can’t wait to show her new family just how clever she is. She’d love to keep learning together with you in force-free training classes where you can bond, plus she’s heard there’ll be yummy snacks for good girls like her there too! While Scarlet needs a home without small pets, she gets along well with dogs of a similar size. If you think Scarlet would make the paw-fect addition to your family, she’d love to meet you at RSPCA’s Lonsdale shelter. Read more about Scarlet and learn how to adopt her.Scarlet loves people. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Cat of the Week – Cee CeeMeet Cee Cee (AID 186231), a loving but shy girl that is waiting at RSPCA’s Lonsdale shelter to be welcomed into her purr-fect family. Despite her timid nature, she loves to play and can often be found having lots of fun with her favourite mouse toys. With patience and love (and maybe a few treats to sweeten the deal), Cee Cee’s confidence will grow, and she will come running to your side for check scratches and all the affection she deserves. If you have room in your heart and home for a sweet girl like Cee Cee, she’d love to meet you. Find out more about Cee Cee and how to adopt her. Sweet Cee Cee. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Visit the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

Meet the lovable Pets of the Week looking for forever homes at the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter.Zero and Dolly Purton are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – ZeroZero (AID 182299) is a young handsome boy who has spent over 120 days waiting for his forever home. He’s an incredibly affectionate and clever boy who has so much love to share with his favourite people.Zero is great with families, but due to a previous negative experience with another dog, he would prefer a home where he can be your only pet. If he sounds like the paw-fect addition to your family, he’s waiting to meet you in RSPCA SA’s Lonsdale shelter. Read more about Zero and learn how to adopt him.Handsome Zero. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Cat of the Week – Dolly PurtonMeet Dolly Purton (AID 185859), a cat as fabulous as her name!Located in RSPCA SA’s Lonsdale shelter, this gorgeous girl has been waiting to find the home of her dreams. While she’d prefer to keep her paws on the floor, Dolly will show her affection by coming to you for pats and rubbing around your legs.She is a timid but affectionate girl who will blossom in a quiet home without young children where she can be your only cat. If you have room in your heart and home for Dolly, she’d love to meet you!Find out more about Dolly Purton and how to adopt her. Fabulous Dolly Purton. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Visit the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

''Meet the lovable Pets of the Week looking for forever homes at the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter.Connie and Sally are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – ConnieIntroducing Connie (AID185274), a young girl in care at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter looking for a home to call her own. This sweet girl is only 9 months old and very eager to learn! Connie will blossom with training classes where she can show you just how clever she is and strengthen your bonds together. This lively young lady would be best suited to a home without young children but is open to living with another doggy friend, so please bring your dog to meet her. Read more about Connie and learn how to adopt her.Clever Connie. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Cat of the Week – SallyThis lovely girl is Sally (AID 186191), an affectionate and loving young cat with a sassy streak. She’s a great listener and loves to spend her time curled up and relaxing in your company. While she does enjoy basking in your attention, too much can leave her feeling a bit overwhelmed. Keeping your pats short and sweet will be just what you need to keep this girl happy and content by your side. Sally’s purr-fect home is one without young children where she can be your only cat. Located in RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter, she can’t wait to meet you.Find out more about Sally and how to adopt her.   The Lovely Sally. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Visit the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

Meet the lovable Pets of the Week looking for forever homes at the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter.Zeus and Faith are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – ZeusThis handsome boy is Zeus (AID 186580) and he’s currently in care at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter.Zeus is the sweetest man who is looking for a special family to call his own. He is a sucker for affection and often spends his days lapping up pats from his shelter pawrents.Zeus can be a little shy around new faces, but with a little patience, a lot of love and some treats (Zeus loves food), he’ll be your cuddle buddie in no time.He is open to sharing the spotlight with other dog residents in his furever home, but please bring your dog in to meet him first. Read more about Zeus and learn how to adopt him.Affectionate Zeus. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Cat of the Week – FaithMeet Faith (AID 185628), she’s a gorgeous girl with three legs.At only ten months old, Faith has been through a lot having survived on the streets as a stray. She’s been living at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter since she was rescued by RSPCA from a frightening incident.Unfortunately, one of Faith’s legs got stuck in a fence and surgical repair was not possible, so her leg had to be amputated. Thankfully, she is very resilient!Her injury hasn’t stopped her from thriving and it shouldn’t stop you from welcoming her into your heart and home.Faith is playful, lovable, a little shy at times and a foodie at a heart. She would make a wonderful companion and is open to sharing her home with other fur-residents.As always, RSPCA’s cat-care team will be on hand to help Faith settle into her furever home.  Playful Faith. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Find out more about Faith and how to adopt her.Visit the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

Meet the lovable Pets of the Week looking for forever homes at the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter.Lackshinken and Misty are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – MistyMeet Misty (AID 186492). She’s an older gal looking to join a loving family, could it be yours?Misty is one of the most popular dogs at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter. She’s wonderful, wise and everyone adores her endearing pawsonality.She would love to find a happy home where she can relax, get lots of beauty sleep and soak up her golden years. Being a social butterfly, she enjoys the company of other dogs and would be open to sharing her furever home with one – but please bring your fur-friend in to meet her first.If you can open your heart and home to a beautiful girl like Misty, you’ll thank your lucky stars every day. Read more about Misty and learn how to adopt her.Misty the social butterfly. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Cat of the Week – LackshinkenMeet cool cat Lackshinken (AID 184461), he’s a golden oldie looking to find his purrfect match at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter.He might look serious but he’s a kind and curious cat, with a heart of gold. While Lackshinken is an older gent (though he doesn’t look it), he’s still young at heart and a total cuddlebug.Lackshinken would love to find a peaceful home free of young kids, where he can enjoy his twilight years. He’s happy to hang out with other cats and small dogs though.If you think Lackshinken could be your pawfect match, don’t be shy, come and say hi! Find out more about Lackshinken and how to adopt him. Young at heart Lackshinken. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Visit the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

Meet the lovable Pets of the Week looking for forever homes at the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter.Angelo and Panini are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – PaniniPanini (AID 185019) is a handsome chap looking to find love. He arrived at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter 100 days ago.A curious, energetic and friendly dog with a big heart, despite a few extra grey hairs, he’s young at heart and just wants to have fun and enjoy his senior years.He would love the opportunity to be a part of a wonderful family that can give me the love and care he deserves. Going for walks and sniffing his surroundings are amongst Panini’s favourite hobbies.As his name may suggest, Panini also loves food! He is best suited to a home without young children and other fur-residents, where he can soak up his golden years in peace.Read more about Panini and learn how to adopt him.Handsome Panini. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Cat of the Week - AngeloAngelo (AID 184701) is an auburn-haired gentleman waiting at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter to find someone special.He’s an all-rounder kitty who enjoys pats, but also appreciates some me-time (don’t we all?). He may be considered an older fella, but age is just a number.Being a very vocal and active boy, Angelo would enjoy a large play space where he can have fun. He does come with a side of cattitude and can be a bit hissy around new people, but it doesn’t take long to become friends with this beautiful boy.Angelo is very food motivated, so if you want to speed up the process, this is the key to his heart. He is open to sharing his home with our fur-residents, but a slow introduction is important. Find out more about Angelo and how to adopt him. All-rounder Angelo. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Visit the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

Meet the lovable Pets of the Week looking for forever homes at the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter.Teddy and Hunter are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – HunterHunter (AID 185377) is desperately waiting at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter to find his furever home.This handsome older gentleman is destined to find a happy family who will love him unconditionally. He dreams of going on long beach walks, playing with his enrichment toys in the backyard, and enjoying power naps in front of the TV.Hunter does find interactions with other dogs a bit uncomfortable, so he’s not suitable to live with one, but don't let that put you off - that just means you get Hunter’s attention and love all to yourself. That’s a big win!Read more about Hunter and learn how to adopt him.Handsome Hunter. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Cat of the Week – TeddyTeddy (AID 185880) is one of many golden oldies currently waiting to find their purrfect match at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter.He is a kind and curious cat, with a heart of gold. Teddy may be an older gentleman, but he’s young at heart and loves to have fun, so an enclosed yard or cat run would be amazing for this cool cat.While Teddy enjoys affection and the company of humans, he also values his independence at times and requires a considerate owner who can understand his needs.He would love a quiet and happy home without young kids or other fur-residents, where he can make the most of his twilight years.Find out more about Teddy and how to adopt him. Teddy is looking for a quiet home. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Visit the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.

Meet the lovable Pets of the Week looking for forever homes at the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter.Badger and Dolly Purton are this week’s friendly Pets of the Week. These loving animals are waiting to find their perfect family. If you think that could be you, read more about them below.Dog of the Week – BadgerBeautiful Badger (AID 184602) has been waiting over 100 days at RSPCA South Australia’s Lonsdale shelter to find his special someone.Badger is a goofy boy who loves to let his personality shine, and so he should because he’s amazing. Enrichment activities and toys are Badger’s favourite as they provide him with hours of excitement and entertainment.A smart cookie, Badger picks up new tricks quickly and would love to expand his skillset with some force-free training classes. This sweet boy has the biggest heart and deserves to find his happily ever after.And really, who could anyone resist a handsome face like that? Though Badger has made lots of canine friends during his time in care, he'd prefer not to share his home with one or young children.Read more about Badger and learn how to adopt him.Beautiful Badger. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Cat of the Week - Dolly PurtonLadies and gentlemen, put your paws together for Dolly Purton (AID 185859). With a name like that, there’s only one word to describe this gorgeous gal – supawstar!A kind-hearted kitty with lots of love to give, Dolly would be the pawfect feline friend to give you love and companionship from 9 to 5 and beyond. Dolly can be a little nervous in new environments, but with a little patience and a lot of love, she’ll be shining like a star in no time.Dolly enjoys a good pat but would prefer to keep her paws on the floor rather than be picked up. She dreams of living in a happy home without young children and other fur-residents, where she can be the leading lady all day long. Find out more about Dolly Purton and how to adopt her. Dolly Purton. Photo: RSPCA Lonsdale.Visit the RSPCA Lonsdale Shelter and add a new companion to your life – you won’t regret it.The Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (RSPCA) South Australia is the state’s oldest and largest animal welfare charity.