RSPCA MIDDLESBROUGH, TEESSIDE & DISTRICT BRANCH (Registered charity number 232226)
Your local Branch of the RSPCA has been in existence for over 100 years covering Middlesbrough, Redcar and Cleveland, and North Yorkshire as far south as Staithes and Chop Gate.

Our priority is the welfare of animals in our area.  To achieve this we help fund neutering and microchipping in cases where an animal is injured or in need of veterinary help we may be able to help with the costs, although due to circumstances beyone our control we have currently paused our neutering and microchipping work.

If you need to report a sick or injured animal, please read information about contacting the RSPCA national society Here.

We do not have any facilities to house animals and we are not able to take in animals from members of the public.

It is now law that all dogs must be microchipped and there is a fine of up to £1,000 for any dogs found without one.  It’s also a good idea that pets wear a collar and ID disc with owner’s details, including phone number.  All these things help with returning your pet to you. 

If you have lost your pet, all stray animals collected by the RSPCA are placed on the Animal Search UK website.

If you find a stray dog you need to phone your local dog warden to collect it.