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?
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Animal Cruelty Peaks In The Summer
Summer is a challenging time for the RSPCA with a rise in cruelty cases. Can you help?
Rabbit Awareness Week
Rabbit Awareness Week 2025 promotes proper housing and care for rabbits. The campaign, led by RAAG, offers free resources to ensure rabbits' emotional and physical needs are met effectively. Find out more with downloadable material
Urgent Appeal for Bandit: Help Save a Life!
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.
We Need Your Help: Roxy’s Emergency C-Section Has Left Us Over Budget
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.
EVENT: RSPCA South London Branch – Cat Microchipping
Join our free cat microchipping event on April 3rd at RSPCA Tooting to help keep your cats safe and identified.
Adoptober! Charlie
In October, we celebrate Adoptober, focusing on adopting rescued animals in South London. Meet Charlie, a nervous but loving cat found abandoned. After moving to a foster home, he’s relaxed and enjoys affection and sunshine. He’s great with children and seeks a family. Contact us to adopt Charlie.
November British Wildlife of the Month – Small Creatures
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 Means Everything To Us, Oh Vienna (The Cat)
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)
Interview with our Animal Welfare Officer – Part Two
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










