A cat thought to have been hit by a car and another suffering from a skin condition are among a number of feline friends up for adoption at a Norfolk rescue centre.
RSPCA's East Norfolk branch is currently seeking new owners for more than 30 animals in its care.
The centre has many more animals due to come in and is looking for forever homes for lots of four-legged pets.
Charlie was brought to the RSPCA branch by a member of the public with head trauma after she was hit by a car.
At around 11 years old, the feline has made a fantastic recovery and is now looking for her forever home.
Nala came to the RSPCA after her owner could no longer provide the veterinary care she needed due to a case of flea allergic dermatitis.
A spokeswoman from RSPCA East Norfolk said: "This beautiful girl has a wonderful personality and loves nothing more than being in your company."
Alice was brought into the rescue as an unclaimed stray wandering alone around a vet's car park.
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She is estimated to be around one-year-old and is described as a "friendly girl with an outgoing personality".
Archie was given up for adoption after his owner passed away and the rescue centre describes him as "a gentle calm boy who is initially shy but soon comes around and adores company".
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A spokeswoman from RSPCA East Norfolk said: "Archie loves to snuggle underneath his cosy blanket in a quiet spot, where he pops his head out as soon as you call his name."
Minnie was brought in as an unclaimed stray who was outside in the cold crying.
She is described as a young sweet girl who is sensitive to her surroundings but soon forms trust with fuss and a chin rub.
Harley was an unclaimed stray rabbit found by the roadside in a cardboard box who had terrible injuries to his neck.
Harley is just over a year old, a "lively little fellow", who loves his greens and enjoys human interaction.
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