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.
Spaying your female cat is a crucial decision that provides numerous health benefits, including prevention of life-threatening conditions like pyometra and reducing the risk of cancers. It also alleviates the stress of heat cycles, keeps her safer by reducing the urge to roam, and helps control cat populations, benefiting rescue centres.
RSPCA South London aims to deepen community roots, enhancing animal welfare through education, volunteerism, and sustainability initiatives.
The period between Christmas and New Year invites reflection and a great time to think about what volunteering you do in 2026. Why not do something with RSPCA South London to help your local animals.
This Christmas, consider donating to RSPCA South London in someone's name, providing real help and hope for local animals in need.
October is Adoptober, highlighting the need for homes for local animals in South London. Bobby, a previously aloof cat rescued by the RSPCA, has recently found a loving home after displaying significant behavioral changes. The RSPCA encourages fostering as local charities face overwhelming animal needs. Contact them for fostering opportunities.
It’s Adoptober, highlighting local animals needing homes in South London. Florence, a friendly 1-2 year old female cat rescued from neglect, seeks adoption. Interested adopters can contact enquiries@rspcasouthlondon.org.uk for more information. Other pets are also available.
October is Adoptober, focusing on South London animals needing homes. Meet Bane, a 12-year-old long-haired male cat, shy but friendly once familiar. He's seeking a quiet, secure home, potentially with other calm pets and older children. Bane will be ready for adoption mid-November. Contact RSPCA South London to adopt.
Bensons story highlights the importance of donations for local animal care in the South London area and all the RSPCA's rehoming efforts. Donate today and make a real difference
Clive, a rescued kitten with partial blindness, was saved from a dangerous environment and is now thriving. His rescue led to the discovery of an adult cat colony in need of care. A humane Trap-Neuter-Release program has begun to prevent future litters, costing £80 per cat. We ask for your kind donations to support this mission.
The RSPCA Summer Appeal has launched due to the huge increase in cases of animal abuse reported at this time of year. How can you help?
RSPCA South London - For Every Kind Of Creature 