How we help local animals
If you suspect cruelty or neglect, or to report a sick, injured or trapped animal, please gather all the information you can about the situation , and report this to the national RSPCA’s cruelty line:
0300 1234 999 (7am-10pm)
Please be prepared to provide the information on this page in your report.
We are a separately registered charity to the national RSPCA (who employ the RSPCA Inspectors). We offer the following services:
- £5 Wales cat neutering & microchipping scheme - We are involved in this scheme offered in partnership between RSPCA Cymru and Cats Protection in Wales. Visit this website to see a map that shows which vets in your area are enrolled in this scheme and the eligibility criteria.
You will need to contact your chosen vets directly to use the cat neutering scheme.
If you are having difficulties using the map to find your nearest vet, or wish to discuss the criteria for eligibility, please contact the Cats Protection Helpline directly on 03000 12 12 12 (option 2: 9.30am-1pm, Monday-Friday).
The eligibility criteria are listed on this website.
Our financial assistance scheme is operated in partnership with RSPCA Gwent Branch. To find out more or apply for a financial assistance voucher (as below), call 01633 289 399 (press option 2) or email
welfare.assistance@rspca-gwent.org.uk
Financial assistance:
- £50 voucher towards neutering dogs - a virtual voucher for £50 towards the cost of getting your dog neutered (spayed / castrated). This scheme is for people on means-tested benefits living in the Pembrokeshire Branch area (max 1 dog neutering voucher per household in any 12 month period)
- £35 voucher towards neutering small animals - a virtual voucher for £35 towards the cost of getting your small animal (rabbit / guinea pig / ferret etc) neutered (spayed / castrated). This scheme is for people on means-tested benefits living in the Pembrokeshire Branch area (max 2 small animal neutering vouchers per household in any 12 month period)
- Emergency veterinary financial assistance - a voucher for 50% of the cost (capped at £75) - for people on means-tested benefits living in the Pembrokeshire Branch area (max 2 vouchers per household, and max 1 voucher per animal in any 12 month period - not including neutering vouchers)
Our financial assistance scheme is operated in partnership with RSPCA Gwent Branch. To find out more or apply for a financial assistance voucher, call 01633 289 399 (press option 2) or email
welfare.assistance@rspca-gwent.org.uk
For further information and advice please go to the RSPCA’s website: www.rspca.org.uk
Veterinary/financial services
Microchipping
03000 12 12 12
Cats Protection Helpline: 9.30am-1pm, Monday-Friday (option 2)
Cat neutering & microchipping scheme in partnership between RSPCA Cymru & Cats Protection. You can find out more, including a map of the vets that are enrolled in the scheme by visiting https://www.rspca.org.uk/-/wales. Contact the vet you would like to use directly, and explain that you would like to use the RSPCA Cymru & Cats Protection Neutering & Microchipping scheme
Microchipping
03000 12 12 12
Cats Protection Helpline: 9.30am-1pm, Monday-Friday (option 2)
Cat neutering & microchipping scheme in partnership between RSPCA Cymru & Cats Protection. You can find out more, including a map of the vets that are enrolled in the scheme by visiting https://www.rspca.org.uk/-/wales. Contact the vet you would like to use directly, and explain that you would like to use the RSPCA Cymru & Cats Protection Neutering & Microchipping scheme
Neutering
01633 289399
(when calling, choose option 2)
Neutering (other animals): To qualify for financial assistance under our Animal Welfare Assistance scheme (50% of cost, up to a maximum of £75), members of the public must be in receipt of at least one of the following benefits: Attendance Allowance Child tax credit Council tax benefit Employment Support Allowance (ESA) Housing benefit Income Support Job Seekers Allowance (JSA) Pension credit Personal Independence Payment (PIP) (replaces Disability Living Allowance DLA) Universal credit Working tax credit
Neutering
03000 12 12 12
Cats Protection Helpline: 9.30am-1pm, Monday-Friday (option 2)
Cat neutering & microchipping scheme in partnership between RSPCA Cymru & Cats Protection. You can find out more, including a map of the vets that are enrolled in the scheme by visiting https://www.rspca.org.uk/-/wales. Contact the vet you would like to use directly, and explain that you would like to use the RSPCA Cymru & Cats Protection Neutering & Microchipping scheme
Neutering
01633 289399
(when calling, choose option 2)
Neutering (other animals): To qualify for financial assistance under our Animal Welfare Assistance scheme (50% of cost, up to a maximum of £75), members of the public must be in receipt of at least one of the following benefits: Attendance Allowance Child tax credit Council tax benefit Employment Support Allowance (ESA) Housing benefit Income Support Job Seekers Allowance (JSA) Pension credit Personal Independence Payment (PIP) (replaces Disability Living Allowance DLA) Universal credit Working tax credit
Neutering
03000 12 12 12
Cats Protection Helpline: 9.30am-1pm, Monday-Friday (option 2)
Cat neutering & microchipping scheme in partnership between RSPCA Cymru & Cats Protection. You can find out more, including a map of the vets that are enrolled in the scheme by visiting https://www.rspca.org.uk/-/wales. Contact the vet you would like to use directly, and explain that you would like to use the RSPCA Cymru & Cats Protection Neutering & Microchipping scheme
Veterinary financial aid
01633 289399
(when calling, choose option 2)
To qualify for financial assistance under our Animal Welfare Assistance scheme (50% of cost, up to a maximum of £75), members of the public must be in receipt of at least one of the following benefits: Attendance Allowance Child tax credit Council tax benefit Employment Support Allowance (ESA) Housing benefit Income Support Job Seekers Allowance (JSA) Pension credit Personal Independence Payment (PIP) (replaces Disability Living Allowance DLA) Universal credit Working tax credit
Veterinary financial aid
01633 289399
(when calling, choose option 2)
To qualify for financial assistance under our Animal Welfare Assistance scheme (50% of cost, up to a maximum of £75), members of the public must be in receipt of at least one of the following benefits: Attendance Allowance Child tax credit Council tax benefit Employment Support Allowance (ESA) Housing benefit Income Support Job Seekers Allowance (JSA) Pension credit Personal Independence Payment (PIP) (replaces Disability Living Allowance DLA) Universal credit Working tax credit