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 stray cats on the increase, we often receive calls from concerned people who see the collarless felines in their gardens. We recently had a group of four sisters come into our care. You can read their full story below, but having had them treated, microchipped and neutered, the two pairs of siblings will have … Continue reading Four Cats, Two Outcomes
Our Animal Welfare Officer reports on an unusual case..... Some of you may already know of Persephone, our very special diabetic cat who we’ve desperately been looking for a home for. She came to us under very sad circumstances which we haven’t before written about in such detail. Very upsettingly, Persephone’s previous owner had locked … Continue reading The Perils of Persephone The Cat
If you’ve been following us on social media, you might remember Molly the beautiful calico cat we’ve had in foster care for while. We don’t know a great deal about her origin story, but we do know that she was sadly abandoned in Croydon in the middle of December which I can imagine was an … Continue reading Sweet Moggy Molly
This months' special pet has been sent to us by Ruby Lyall. Zammy lives with Ruby and her mum Nancy. "Sammy or Zammy is of mysterious age (between 5-9 years) and is a rescue found injured near the motorway in London. The RSPCA formally named him King Samson and was originally brought back to the … Continue reading May 2023 ‘Pet of the Month’ – Zammy the Cat
Our Animal Welfare Officer Cheska writes about the recent rescue of three stray cats "One of the best parts of my day is getting to work with members of the community, and it is especially exciting and rewarding when you work together to contain a number of cats that need our help. Isabel lives in … Continue reading Three Stray Cats
No, we are not asking for donations of footwear (though we are sure our three shops would be delighted to receive some nice pairs!). This appeal is for a beautiful cat named Boots. You may remember that he came to us just before Christmas having been abandoned by his owners. We think that Boots is … Continue reading Appeal For Boots
Stray unneutered cats can very quickly create little communities in areas that are quiet and away from too much disturbance. A really common situation we see is kittens being born to stray or unneutered pets within the gardens of a closed block of houses and flats. The multiple gardens within these blocks, with lots of people feeding them, can create a nice … Continue reading Go With The Flo and Joan
Back at the end of October we received a call from the inspectorate team who had been attending a scene with a stray cat involved. This cat had sores on the bottom of her hind feet, some matting, and appeared to be overgrooming the back half of her body due to a flea infestation. Vienna's … Continue reading It Means Everything To Us, Oh Vienna (The Cat)
What does a typical day look like in your role? Every day is completely different in my role, as sometimes I get up early to take a cat to the vets for 8.30am for a neutering appointment, and other times I have the mornings free to catch up on the bits I need to do … Continue reading Interview with our Animal Welfare Officer – Part Two
Please be warned that this heart-warming tale has a very sad ending. Please read on if you can to learn about a brave little boy that came into our lives. If you’ve over come from our Facebook page (if not then I thoroughly recommend you follow us), you might have seen us post a few … Continue reading Story Of A Very Special Cat Called Moses
RSPCA South London - For Every Kind Of Creature 