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.
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
Join us on Saturday 16th March on Mitcham Common, as we collaborate with Friends of Mitcham Common for a litter-pick of Mitcham Common.
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
It is National Marine Week at the moment, a time to reflect on our wonderfully diverse marine wildlife and what we should do to protect it. More of that later. Grey and harbour (or common) seals can be seen all year round largely on the northern coasts of the UK. To the untrained eye, telling the … Continue reading British Wildlife Animal Of The Month – The Seal
Last year ranger Dominic West treated us and our supporters to a wonderfully informative walk on the beautiful Farthing Downs & Happy Valley in Coulsdon. Nothing to do with us this time but Dominic is leading a gentle walk in search of the rare orchids that grow on the Downs on 2nd July. Details on … Continue reading Nature Walk on Happy Valley
The RSPCA are here for the welfare of all animals, including wildlife. The national call centre takes thousands of calls from the public with concerns about a wild animal's welfare and will take the best course of action wherever possible or provide advice where appropriate. If you come across a wild animal in need, you … Continue reading Helping Wildlife
Back gardens are a haven for very welcome guests and with just a little effort you can encourage all sorts of wildlife into your garden. Perhaps the most obvious of visitors are birds. We can see and hear them from dawn to dusk and what a delight they are. For a bit of fun, see … Continue reading Back Garden Visitors
Its not just cats & dogs that the RSPCA rescues and re-homes or rehabilitates. How about 60 owls, 4 alpcas, 10 turkeys, an otter, a llama and a kinkajou? Read on........
RSPCA South London - For Every Kind Of Creature 