RSPCA South London – For Every Kind Of Creature
The South London branch of the RSPCA cares for the welfare of animals in our area thanks to the generosity of our wonderful volunteers & supporters.
With rising temperatures, be cautious of blue-green algae in water sources, as it can be toxic to dogs, causing severe health issues. Always prioritize your pet's safety around such areas.
Kitten season, from April to October, increases the number of unwanted litters, stressing shelters. Neutering, community management, and responsible care for found kittens are crucial for controlling populations. Find out more
Last year we were lucky enough to be awarded a much needed grant of £11,000 by The Pets Foundation to go towards our boarding and vet fees. The Pets Foundation is the charity set up by Pets at Home who, since 2006, have helped and supported the rescue and rehoming of animal charities across the … Continue reading Making A Difference
In 2024, RSPCA South London achieved significant milestones, including rehoming 78 cats, neutering 44 pets, and celebrating their 200th anniversary with community engagement initiatives.
You are invited to a unique event in Tooting - an evening with our animal welfare officer as she shares her experiences of rescuing & rehabilitating our furry friends
Many animals, like dogs, cats, birds, rats, and rabbits, require regular exercise for health and happiness. Exercise helps them maintain a healthy weight, build muscle, and improve cardiovascular health. Lack of exercise can lead to obesity and health problems. Enrichment activities and playtime are vital for their well-being and mental health.
Cats and dogs can suffer from hay fever, but they exhibit different symptoms from humans. It often affects their skin, causing excessive scratching, baldness, snoring, itchy/runny eyes, and sensitive paws. To alleviate symptoms, bathe them regularly, wash their bedding, and monitor pollen exposure. Avoid giving medication without a prescription.
Unfortunately we are having to deal with a large number of pets that require dentistry work at the moment. Teeth decay and gum disease is extremely painful for dogs & cats, and can also mean that the poor animal is unable to eat properly, causing more issues. If your pet ever needed such treatment, it … Continue reading Pet Dentistry – A Pain In The Wallet
Garden trends are affecting some of the wildlife that typically visit, and in many areas causing a decline. However, even small changes can make a difference. Here are five easy ways to make your garden a haven for wildlife.
Our top 5 benefits for kids having a pet, including encouraging words, love and responsibility
RSPCA South London - For Every Kind Of Creature 