Your gift will save lives

Each year, we receive nearly one million calls to our cruelty and advice line**. We’re working tirelessly to reach animals in time. But life-saving care costs money. Together, we can help more animals like Nelson, Chester and Fred, and give them the lives they deserve. Please make a donation today to help us be there for every kind of animal this summer.

  • Animal Welfare 78p
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  • Governance AND support 2p

RSPCA Trustees report and accounts 2024

NORTH EAST

Minty's story

Tan lurcher dog named Minty lying on a grey sofa next to a plush gingerbread man toy.

Minty was discovered alone in filthy conditions, suffering from hair loss, pressure sores, and an injury to his tail. After his rescue, Minty was brought to our Felledge Animal Centre, where the kind staff cared for him and nursed him back to health. Minty’s condition improved greatly, and once the centre's vet gave him the all clear, he was put up for adoption and happily rehomed. 

It’s thanks to supporters like you that we were able to rescue and rehome Minty, giving him the better future he deserved. Will you help us give more animals the care and second chance they need this winter?

*Based on rehoming data in 2025 from RSPCA Centres and RSPCA Branches

Thanks to supporters like you, the RSPCA and RSPCA Branches rehomed 811 animals in the North East last year.*

NORTH West

Moana's story

Tortoiseshell cat with bright yellow-green eyes standing near a blanket and looking up.

When Moana was rescued, she was a very anxious kitten. Having suffered neglect in a multi-cat household, she needed our help to learn to trust people again. Today, Moana is enjoying her new life with a loving family. 

Thanks to supporters like you, Moana has been given the care and second chance she needed. This winter, will you help us reach more neglected animals like Moana? Join us in giving back to animals and donate today.

*Based on rehoming data in 2025 from RSPCA Centres and RSPCA Branches

Thanks to supporters like you, the RSPCA and RSPCA Branches rehomed 2,913 animals in the North West last year.*

Yorkshire & The Humber

Hazel's story

After being abandoned, Hazel took some time to start trusting people again. She was cared for by the team at Great Ayton Animal Centre, who took things slowly with her as she started to feel safe again.

You can help us give back to abandoned animals like Hazel this winter; every donation counts and helps us create a better world for every animal. Join us in giving back to animals and donate today

*Based on rehoming data in 2025 from RSPCA Centres and RSPCA Branches

Thanks to supporters like you, the RSPCA and RSPCA Branches rehomed 2,418 animals in Yorkshire and The Humber last year.*

West Midlands

Zeenah's story

Grey and tan bulldog named Zeena wearing a bright pink harness with tongue flopped out.

Lovely Zeenah was abandoned at a vet's by her previous owners. Despite her heartbreaking start, Zeenah was cared for by our team at Birmingham Animal Centre.

Today, she’s surrounded by the love of her new family. But abandoned animals like Zeenah need our help. Will you support us today and give an urgent donation this winter?

*Based on rehoming data in 2025 from RSPCA Centres and RSPCA Branches

Thanks to supporters like you, the RSPCA and RSPCA Branches rehomed 2,441 animals in the West Midlands last year.*

East Midlands

Toni's story

Brown tabby cat named Rigatoni sleeping soundly while resting head in human hand on soft cushion.

Toni was found as a stray, suffering from severely matted fur and a lack of essential care. After being groomed and looked after by our team, Toni went into foster care before being adopted. Today, he’s happily settled into his forever home.

Thanks to supporters like you, we were able to give Toni the care and second chance he needed. Will you help us reach more stray animals like Toni this winter? Join us in giving back to animals and donate today.

*Based on rehoming data in 2025 from RSPCA Centres and RSPCA Branches

Thanks to supporters like you, the RSPCA and RSPCA Branches rehomed 2,617 animals in the East Midlands last year.*

South West

Boomer's story

Small scruffy white and tan terrier dog named Boomer licking his nose outdoors surrounded by green foliage.

Boomer was beaten, grabbed by the neck and thrown over a six-foot gate onto paving. When the RSPCA rescued him, he was malnourished and terrified. Today, thanks to expert care and a patient family, he is learning that people can be kind.

Thanks to supporters like you, Boomer got the second chance he needed. Will you help give another animal the safety Boomer found? Join us in giving back to animals and donate today."

*Based on rehoming data in 2025 from RSPCA Centres and RSPCA Branches

Thanks to supporters like you, the RSPCA and RSPCA Branches rehomed 3,089 animals in the South West last year.*

London & Greater London

Millie & Boots' story

Badly injured, Millie and Boots needed urgent treatment at an RSPCA animal hospital before they could begin their journey to a loving home. Today, this inseparable pair are safe, adored and thriving. Millie follows her family everywhere, while confident Boots is always ready for cuddles.

Their home is now filled with playful leaps, gentle purrs and love. 
But other injured animals are still waiting. Thanks to supporters like you, Millie and Boots got their second chance. Will you help more injured animals this winter? Join us in giving back to animals and donate today.

*Based on rehoming data in 2025 from RSPCA Centres and RSPCA Branches

Thanks to supporters like you, the RSPCA and RSPCA Branches rehomed 1,207 animals in London last year.*

East of England

Venus' story

Tan and white boxer mix named Venus wearing a red harness lying outdoors in the grass

Venus was rescued from neglect, along with her puppies. While they soon found loving homes, she waited eight long months for someone to choose her. At our Southridge centre, she received the vital care, warmth, and patience she needed, and is finally learning to play again.

This Christmas, many dogs could face neglect, frightened and alone. Please donate today and help give another animal like Venus the safety, love and second chance they deserve.

*Based on rehoming data in 2025 from RSPCA Centres and RSPCA Branches

Thanks to supporters like you, the RSPCA and RSPCA Branches rehomed 2,617 animals in the East of England year.*

South East

Greg, Alison and Cuddy’s story

Three young cats—tuxedo, grey tabby, and solid black—standing near an indoor cat flap.

Greg, Alison and Cuddy were abandoned at a tip site, frightened, unwell and in desperate need of help. Today, thanks to expert care, they’re recovering and slowly learning to trust again. 

But right now, thousands of vulnerable cats just like them are still waiting for safety. Please don’t let them suffer alone. Donate today to provide urgent care and give more animals the loving future they deserve.

*Based on rehoming data in 2025 from RSPCA Centres and RSPCA Branches

Thanks to supporters like you, the RSPCA and RSPCA Branches rehomed 6,411 animals in the South East year.*

England and Wales

Venus' story

Tan and white boxer mix named Venus wearing a red harness lying outdoors in the grass

Venus was rescued from neglect, along with her puppies. While they soon found loving homes, she waited eight long months for someone to choose her. At our Southridge centre, she received the vital care, warmth, and patience she needed, and is finally learning to play again.

This Christmas, many dogs could face neglect, frightened and alone. Please donate today and help give another animal like Venus the safety, love and second chance they deserve.

*Based on rehoming data in 2025 from RSPCA Centres and RSPCA Branches

Thanks to supporters like you, the RSPCA and RSPCA Branches rehomed 25,566 animals in England and Wales last year.*

Wales

Archie lost his home

Eight-year-old Archie lost the loving home he knew when his beloved owner passed away. Heartbroken and unsure, he needed time, patience and expert care to trust again. Today, this gentle Staffy can enjoy cuddles, playful ball chases and the affection he deserves. 

Thanks to supporters like you, Archie got the second chance he needed. Will you help us reach more vulnerable animals this winter? Join us in giving back to animals and donate today.

*Based on rehoming data in 2025 from RSPCA Centres and RSPCA Branches

Thanks to supporters like you, the RSPCA and RSPCA Branches rehomed 988 animals in Wales last year.*