Our key aim is to lessen cruelty and improve animal welfare in Oxfordshire. In support of our key aim we are involved in many areas of animal care.

The Oxfordshire Branch staff and volunteers provide their time and efforts to support animal welfare and help with fundraising, all of which is an important way to provide much needed care for local animals, many of which can be in desperate need.

We support and assist the National RSPCA in their work in and around Oxfordshire; we often take over after the National Inspectorate have either acquired or removed animals from danger or neglect. We ensure that animals placed in our care are restored to full health and socialised, ready for re-homing with suitable adopters.  By 'home visiting' we make sure that people adopting our animals understand the commitments of pet ownership.

Help with neutering costs

We assist people in the OXFORDSHIRE area who are on 'means-tested' benefits with some of the costs of neutering and emergency veterinary treatment, to make sure the more vulnerable animals that otherwise would not get to see a vet, receive the treatment they need.

If you are in receipt of Housing, Income Support, ESA, or Universal Credit benefit and looking for help with having your pet neutered please contact welfare@rspcaoxford.org.uk

We provide a subsidised pet microchipping service throughout the area and at regular public events.  We also campaign and work on many of the issues raised by the national RSPCA.

All of this work is both very expensive and time consuming. We are a registered charity responsible for raising our own funds locally and rely entirely on the generosity and goodwill of local supporters and animal lovers.