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.
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
In 2024, RSPCA South London achieved significant milestones, including rehoming 78 cats, neutering 44 pets, and celebrating their 200th anniversary with community engagement initiatives.
Maggie and Maud, abandoned and unhealthy, thrived with care and were successfully adopted as Fuji and Tofu.
Neville, a charming abandoned kitten, found a foster home for crucial social development. He quickly made friends and has now been successfully adopted, beginning his new life.
October is Adoptober, encouraging pet adoption and fostering amid overwhelming numbers of unwanted animals in rescue centers. Potential adopters should assess their lifestyle, budget, and home environment before adopting. RSPCA South London offers assistance in matching pets with suitable families.
This time of year sees an increase in cats needing rehoming. A 2-year-old tabby cat, Zendaya, was found with a healed femur fracture, making her leg shorter. She requires an indoor home and experienced owner. She has a special personality, enjoys company, and may do well with a relaxed dog. Funding for her upcoming X-ray is needed.
This post highlights the urgent rescue and care provided to a mother cat, Rubic, and her kittens, emphasizing the importance of timely intervention to prevent fear of humans. Their progress, including socialisation, immunisation, and trust-building is important. We appeal for donations to support the ongoing care and adoption of these animals.
We’re always about helping animals in your local area, and it’s important that you know how your money goes to support animals.
Our top 5 benefits for kids having a pet, including encouraging words, love and responsibility
We are talking about the likes of squirrels, hedgehogs, rabbits, rodents and pigeons here. Would you know what to do if you encountered a sick or injured small animal or bird? The RSPCA can help you to help small creatures in need and at the same time help us. Our inspectors are a finite resource … Continue reading November British Wildlife of the Month – Small Creatures
RSPCA South London - For Every Kind Of Creature 