RSPCA in general

The RSPCA is a charity that promotes the wellbeing of animals. It has around 150 branches that are funded by charity shops around the country as well as general charity donations. These donations make them around £100 million a year, so they are by no means a small-fry set up! I used to be a member of the RSPCA as a child, and I have to say they are worth joining. Not only do they send you a nice magazine, they also replied to all of my letters and pictures. They are a charity that really cares for its members, and that has stuck with me through the years. All charity shops are for decent causes, but I find the staff tend to be nicer in the RSPCA ...  Read the complete review

Up until recently I have always been semi- aware of the RSPCA, I have donated the odd few pounds here and there but have been quite naive about the work that they do. But then after an upsetting phone call where the RSPCA rang to let us know our beloved cat had been run over I have become a lot more aware of what else they do. After a member of the public rang them, they collected my cat and tried the best they could do keep her alive but had to put her down due to the extent of the injuries, they then contacted us and we collected her. I was expecting to have to pay but fortunately we didnt, so after spending several weeks missing having a feline friend ...  Read the complete review

Apologies for posting this in the wrong area. Just waiting to find out how to move this. It should be for the RSPCA in general. I have had quite an experience with the RSPCA this week and I have to say I am absolutely disgusted with the way they responded to our call. To fill you in there are two stray cats that hang around our house. They were here before we moved in so we have been feeding them for the last year. They come almost every day around tea time for their food. One of them went missing about three weeks ago so we assumed that maybe the poor thing had been knocked over on the main road. The poor thing turned up four days ago dragging both ...  Read the complete review

The Rspca is an organisation that helps Animals in pretty much anyway you can imagine. We have adopted a cat from there once, but after he died we got two kittens (almost a year old now :P). If you want to check out the site go to http://www.rspca.org.uk/ . Not only can you adopt from them, but they make investigations to see if people are treating there animals well. For example we reported people to the RSPCA for neglecting there goats. They are the organisation that stands up for mistreated animals. R oyal S ociety for P revention of C ruelty to A nimals For me. The RSPCA is a local Charity, and it is by far ...  Read the complete review

Before I start I must state that this is my experience of one dealing with the RSPCA and not the RSPCA in general. A couple of years ago a (now ex) friend of mine started to keep pet rats, I had some as well and they are brilliant pets. As time went on and I went round to visit her frequently I realised that she wasn't taking care of them properly, the cage was filthy and they often didn't have food or water, it got to the stage where I was visiting purely to top up their water and to clean them out, I offered to take them off her hands as though she might be too busy to look after them but she refused. On my next visit i discovered one of the rats had a ...  Read the complete review