Bristol Animal Rescue Centre on 48-50 Albert Road, St Philips, BS2 0XA is home to various adorable dogs and cats looking for a forever home.
Some of the breeds at the shelter include Huskies, Chihuahuas and Domestic Short Haired cats.
Could you be their new fur-ever family?
Below are 9 of the rescue centre’s residents, who would love to find a permanent home in Bristol. More information about the adoption process is available via Bristol Animal Rescue Centre’s website

9. Betty, 6 year old female Chihuahua
"Betty is a sweet affectionate girl who enjoys the company of others but also likes to have a little independence. She came into Bristol ARC as her previous owner had sadly passed away. Kennel life was a little harsh for this small lady and is currently in a foster home. Her carers are doing a great job working with Betty to house train her. This will need to continue in her new home and her future family will need to understand that patience and consistency is vital in helping Betty. She tends not to give a sign that she needs to go the toilet when people are around; however she is using puppy pads. Although house training can be challenging, it is not impossible and with love and understanding I am sure that Betty will get there! Her favourite thing in the world is food, she particularly loves the Whimzee tooth brushes and croc’s. A beautiful and unique looking girl, she has a lovely set of side burns but her body is bald, this makes wearing a harness daunting for Betty. Her carer’s are gradually introducing her to coats and a harness. Baby steps are needed with this sensitve sole. Betty is looking for a home with a garden, where she can wander around without having to wear a harness whilst settling in and to assist with her house training. Betty would suit someone who is looking for a companion to eventually take leisurely strolls with, this girl is not up for a marathon but would enjoy the occasional daily walk and a garden to potter around in." | Bristol Animal Rescue Centre

