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.
We recently took in a cat called Boots. He had sadly been abandoned and was brought to us by an RSPCA inspector. Boots was underweight, had skin & dental issues and all in all was feeling rather sorry with himself. Thanks to lots of love & attention Boots is now on the road to recovery. … Continue reading A Puss Called Boots
Boris was picked up by an RSPCA inspector as an injured stray back in January. He had a nasty neck wound and was generally a bit battered from living as a stray for however long. We got him treated, neutered and vaccinated, and discovered that he was FIV positive, quite common in unneutered stray toms. … Continue reading An Adoption Story – Boris the Cat
Betty was reported as a stray and brought to us by an Inspector when it was clear she was very pregnant. We got her settled into a foster home just in time and she gave birth to 4 beautiful kittens the next day. We have 2 black and 2 grey, Bob, Sylvie, Gracie and Hugo. They're … Continue reading Cat Story – Betty (and her offspring)
Luna was brought into us after an Inspector was called out to an owner with mental health issues. Luna hadn't been getting the right care due to her owner's issues and she agreed to sign her over to us. She was a little underweight and very scared, but after being checked over at the vet, we … Continue reading Cat Story – Luna
To mothers everywhere we salute you for the amazing job that you do in bringing up your children. It's not just people that have that motherly instinct of course, so here's a gallery of creature mum's with their offspring as well as some lovely RSPCA stand-in mums.
RSPCA inspector Harriet recently picked up a stray cat from South London. A lovely couple had been looking out for him and had seen his eyes declining and looking red and sore so gave us a call. Alfie They managed to tempt him inside the house to confine him and following a short game of hide … Continue reading Cat Rescue – Alfie
One of our inspectors took a call recently regarding a cat that had been abandoned in Balham in a cardboard box next to a skip down a cul-de-sac. We should be thankful that the person or people that abandoned him had at least provided some shelter and a blanket, plus some water. Not adequate for … Continue reading A Cat Rescue
Part 2 of our interview with RSPCA Inspector Harriet Daliday.
We recently caught up with Harriett Daliday who took some time out from her very busy schedule saving animals in need to answer a few questions. Harriet with a rescued cat Thank you for taking the time to speak with us Harriet. Please tell us a bit about where you are based. I am an … Continue reading Interview with an RSPCA Inspector – Part 1
RSPCA South London - For Every Kind Of Creature 