The Big Give Back to Animals

If an animal has ever given you love, comfort or joy, this is your moment to give back. Together, we can help more animals facing abandonment and neglect to survive and heal. Let’s give them a second chance at a happy life this winter.

A person gently holds the leg and head of Nova, a tan and white puppy lying on a textured rug.

Right now, more animals are being abandoned without food or water, left to suffer in pain. Every 10 minutes we get another call about an abandoned animal*. But when you give back, you join the rescue and become part of our team taking action.

Because of you, dogs like Nova (pictured above) are brought to safety. You’re alongside our rescuer driving out to a starving dog locked in a crate. You’re beside the vet treating a cat in terrible pain, guiding them from trauma into relief. You’re with the care assistant whose gentle patience helps frightened animals recover, giving them the second chance, love and safety they deserve. 

*The RSPCA’s Wilberforce database. Based on incidents of neglect reported to the RSPCA, between Jan 2025 and Dec 2025. Every 10 minutes refers to a typical 12-hour day.

Help us reach our winter goal

The RSPCA is one of only a few organisations that rescues animals from the worst cases of neglect. As a charity, we are independent of government. We rely on public donations to reach animals in desperate need. With the rise in neglect, our teams are stretched and our centres are under growing pressure. Will you help us save more animals this winter?

Help us achieve our target of £23,247 donations to reach more animals in need.

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See the difference your donations make

Your support saves lives: animals like Nova, who survived against all odds, sweet siblings Dante and Beatrice, and Fendi, who learned to trust people again.

Beatrice, a grey and white cat tilts their head inquisitively while sitting on a striped rug next to Dante, a ginger and white cat.

Dante and Beatrice

This brother and sister duo are inseparable, and unrecognisable from the kittens we rescued. Their eyes were crusted shut with infection and they were infested with fleas.
Fendi, a tan and black dog sits on a sofa with blurred fairy lights in the background.

Fendi was chained in a shed

Gentle Malinois Fendi was left alone without food or water. She only had filthy wooden pallets to sleep on. We rebuilt her confidence and found her forever home.

How your donation can help animals

£ 10

Could go towards one of the following every month:

  • 2
    bags of treats for enrichment
  • 1
    report of animal neglect to our cruelty line
  • 0
    bottles of antibiotic eye drops to treat a sight threatening infection

How your donation can help animals

£ 10

Could go towards one of the following every month:

  • 2
    bags of treats for enrichment
  • 1
    report of animal neglect to our cruelty line
  • 0
    bottles of antibiotic eye drops to treat a sight threatening infection

Your gift will save lives

Rescue efforts, veterinary treatment, specialist behavioural training, and everyday care – it’s all possible thanks to the support of our donors. When you donate, you become a vital part of our mission and help us save thousands of animals in need. Every pound and penny you give goes towards creating a better world for every animal.

  • Animal Welfare 80p
  • Raising the next £1 19p
  • Governance AND support 1p

RSPCA Trustees' report and accounts 2025

Steve Backshall MBE, RSPCA Vice President

We all have a part to play

Together, we can turn our love of animals into life-saving rescues and reach those in desperate need. Our Vice President, Steve Backshall MBE, came to visit some rescued animals in our care and see their amazing transformation at first hand.

Seeing the incredible resilience of these animals filled me with hope. Their capacity to trust and love again is nothing short of a miracle.

Steve Backshall MBE, RSPCA Vice President
Steve Backshall, wearing a blue RSPCA polo shirt, kneels on the grass and smiles alongside a large grey dog.

Other ways to give back

Want to do more for animals this winter? Join animal lovers across England and Wales who are making a difference. From fundraising to raising awareness of animal welfare, there’s ways for everyone to help.

Foster an animal

Help get animals ready for their forever homes by sharing yours with them – freeing up space at our centres so we can rescue more animals in need.

Donate your time and volunteer with us

Join thousands of vital volunteers helping us improve animal welfare. Check out our latest opportunities here.

Take part in events

Ready for a new challenge? Choose from our huge variety of fundraising events, from local open days to trekking adventures and so much more.

Foster an animal

Help get animals ready for their forever homes by sharing yours with them – freeing up space at our centres so we can rescue more animals in need.

Kindness Advent calendar

Countdown to Christmas and help animals while you’re at it! Behind every door is an action to make this winter better for every kind of animal.

Take part in events

Ready for a new challenge? Choose from our huge variety of fundraising events, from local open days to trekking adventures and so much more.