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.
A young female cat named Bandit was discovered in Mitcham, initially thought to be pregnant. However, an ultrasound revealed she had pyometra, leading to emergency surgery. The treatment cost £866, straining the already limited budget of the RSPCA branch. Donations are sought to support her recovery and future care.
Thank you for supporting our Roxy appeal. We raised £3,371.73 for Roxy and her surviving kittens' care after a costly veterinary emergency. Donations are still welcome.
In June, RSPCA branches host One Fun Day events to raise funds for animals. Activities include lucky dips, cake sales, and advice stalls, encouraging community participation and support.
Roxy, a rescued cat, underwent an emergency C-section, incurring £1,921 in vet bills. With her four kittens and additional family members, expenses total around £6,000. Donations are urgently needed for care.
Missy, a shy cat, found a loving home after adoption from RSPCA, fostering joy and connection with her adopter and another cat.
Join our free cat microchipping event on April 3rd at RSPCA Tooting to help keep your cats safe and identified.
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
"The Life & Times of Mr Bartholomew Bucket" is a heartwarming tale that supports RSPCA South London. Purchasing the book helps rescue animals, funding vital care and education in the community.
A collaboration with South Thames College fashion students led to innovative sustainable fashion projects using ragged clothing, showcasing creativity while promoting eco-friendly practices in the community.
RSPCA South London - For Every Kind Of Creature 