Start your search for a pet today
We don't have any animals available for rehoming today, however there are plenty of animals available across the RSPCA who are waiting for their perfect match.
Check out Find a pet for more animals looking for loving new homes in other RSPCA centres and branches.
Adopt an RSPCA animal
Our dogs and cats are neutered, microchipped and vaccinated before they are rehomed.
Visit Find a pet to view other animals in the RSPCA's care across England and Wales who are looking for a new home.
South East Somerset branch keep a number of Cats and Dogs for rehoming at a private establishment, St Giles Kennels, Wrantage TA3 6DJ.
The Opening times are – Monday to Sunday 10am -12 and 2pm - 4pm We are closed Wednesday’s
You can contact us on 01823 490333
Cat and Small Animal adoption process
Initial Enquiry – Getting in Touch
Please be aware that you need to make an appointment to see a dog or cat. This is important as they are very busy and may not have time to deal with your enquiry if you just arrive without an appointment. It also ensures that they have plenty of time to meet your requirements. You may want to have a look on their website before making your appointment. This is updated regularly and has basic information about all the dogs and cats who need a ‘forever home’.
1. Initial Appointment for a cat or small animal: This will involve taking your details and discussing which cat/small animal is most suitable for you. We will then take you to the cattery/small animal enclosure so you can meet them.
2. Introductions: We ask for all members of the family to come and meet and greet. If
everyone cannot come for the first appointment then we will book another one for them.
It is especially important to bring along young children who will be in contact with the
animal.
You are not able to look around the kennel blocks as this creates a great deal of stress for
the dogs
The next stage will be introducing you to the dog for the first time. They will then narrow it down to the animals which are most suitable for you.
Meeting and Greeting
You will be asked to take the dog for short walk and you may spend as long as like with the dog. There are areas inside and outside where you can sit and have a cuddle. This is
especially good for the nervous dogs and oldies who may take longer to interact with you.