Together, we can make 2025 a year of hope and healing for animals in
desperate need
The new year should bring hope, but far too many animals are left abandoned and neglected. We’re calling on everyone who believes that no animal should be left to suffer, to join the winter rescue.
Pictured: Jack and Poppy
Last January, we received a call for help every ten minutes*
Animal suffering doesn’t stop, and neither do we. But the challenges are bigger than ever and there are still thousands of animals, victims of cruelty, neglect and heartbreak, waiting for a lifeline.
In 2025, your kindness can be the turning point that transforms their lives. Your donation doesn’t just save lives; it creates joy, healing, and new beginnings.
Will you join the winter rescue? Please donate now to give animals like Jack, Poppy, and so many others the future they deserve.
Will you join the winter rescue? Please donate now to give animals like Jack, Poppy, and so many others the future they deserve.
Together, we can bring hope to more animals than ever before
Watch our short film inspired by the true story of Jack and Poppy, which Inspector Anthony Joynes describes as “one of the saddest sights of my career.” With your support, we can give animals the new start they deserve.
Rescuing animals is a huge collective effort—our teams, volunteers, supporters. Together, we can give animals the life they deserve.
Discover how generous donations have transformed these animals’ lives.
Is the RSPCA funded by the government?
No, the RSPCA is funded by public donations and the generosity of our supporters.
With your donations, we're able to continue our vital work of rescuing and creating better lives for all animals.
Is the RSPCA funded by the government?
No, the RSPCA is primarily funded by public donations and the generosity of our supporters.
With your donations, we're able to continue our vital work of rescuing and creating better lives for all animals.
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*Source: RSPCA's Wilberforce database - Jan 2024.