RSPCA in general Reviews

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 ...  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 ...  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. ...  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 ...  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 ...  Read the complete review

My involvement with the RSPCA started at a very early age and continues to this day. My first recollection was going to pick up two new black kittens from a foster carer and thinking "Wow, I hope I can help out when I'm older". 15 years and a number of adoptions later I am happy to say that I am now volunteering at ...  Read the complete review

I would like to tell you about something that is very close to my heart, my local RSPCA. For almost 4 years (since I moved to England) I volunteered at my local branch, so I'd love to tell you what I do and how you can help as well. I love all animals, but dogs in particular. Because of our working hours we can't have a dog at home ...  Read the complete review

I began rescuing unwanted and very neglected animals 7 years ago as a hobby, at the time we lived in a built up area in a 3 bedroomed house, just me and my husband. Some one reported me to the rspca, i know who it was, they reported me because they wanted one of the animals we were looking to rehome and after visiting there home i ...  Read the complete review

I must say, althought I'm only 15 I would rather enjoy this type of work. As you said, its not about the money. Imagine staying up all night with the animals just looking after them. I'd like to do that, but how do I get more information on this area of volunteer work? Also I'd like to say that I'm slightly disappointed at the lack of ...  Read the complete review

Quickly introduce myself and then get down to business! As a child a friend of mine had a mum worknig for the RSPCA and due to my love of animals from an early age I spent most weekends at the RSPCA helping out. Well I hope I was helping! I was a young child so I probably spent a lot of time asking too many questions and getting in the way aswell! ...  Read the complete review

I have worked at the RSPCA for a school placement and its ridiculous what people see about animals being put to sleep for no reason. This is simply not true. The RSPCA do everything they can to ensure a better life for these unwanted pets. The dogs are walked daily on a field with other dogs, enabling them to socialise and they have strong ...  Read the complete review

I have been working for the RSPCA for over a year and a half now, and have seen may things in my time whilst working with the RSPCA. But as i read some of you are not at all happy with the RSPCA and its branches. Buti also read some of you think we put down animals in good health, on the contery, we only put down those animals who we belive are ...  Read the complete review

You all know I am an animal lover ,those of you that know me quite well. I know the RSPCA is an organisation that general ,is faultless in its work. Yesterday was different ,and not the norm for Them This is my personal experienvce,and I am still in shock!!!! ********************************************************* ...  Read the complete review

I cannot understand why people are so cruel to animals? It is beyond me how people can neglect an animal or even harm one, whatever the reason they did it there isn't any justification. About three weeks ago, I noticed this cat about two years old hanging around, It was getting really annoying as it was forever ripping bin bags open, ...  Read the complete review

At the beginning of 2000 I had a very distressing experience with the RSPCA that upsets me still to talk about, but I feel it's important for people to know what can happen. For the past 8 years we have been a family of rat-keepers and are devoted to our pets. Nothing is too much trouble for us where they are concerned, and we take ...  Read the complete review

I thought that the RSPCA was a very animal friendly company that was definitely 'the people's vet'. In the last 6 months I have had 2 very different eyeopeners with this animal welfare centre. When we purchased a Border Collie from a dog pound just out of our area it turned out to be vicious so it had to be returned. We ...  Read the complete review

I love animals and would never dream of harming any at all. I live in the Country and we have fox hunting and other kinds of, and I hasten to use this word "sport" in the area. You may wonder what on earth fox hunting has to do with the RSPCA. Royalty around here and believe you me we have a lot of them ...  Read the complete review

There seems to be a lot of negative comment about the RSPCA on the various DooYoo opinions and I will accept all of those at face value - coming, as they mainly have, from DooYooers that I 'know' (but not, I hasten to add, in the 'Biblical' sense) and trust. Like many main-stream charities, the RSPCA do not seem to go ...  Read the complete review

The contact I have had withthe RSPCA is a far cry from what is portrayed on the television. I have a cat that is very good at catching various wildlife and usually deposite things at my feet still alive. One Saturday evening she brought me a Jay chick, very young with yellow fluff and a few feathers. It survived overnight but I didnt feel I could ...  Read the complete review

I'm not going to write about animal rights, I'm going to write about the RSPCA. I believe that they are an extremely unhelpful, undemocratic institution. Yes, they do some good work for animals. Unfortunately, this work is negated by the fact that if they weren't doing it, the people giving them donations would have given it ...  Read the complete review